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June 23rd, 2009My mother passed away in 2004 at the age of 91. Her sister, Sue, died 2 years later at the age of 100.
Both lived through the Great Depression.
Both passed away, many years retired from their teaching professions.
Both enjoyed a fulfilling retirement, taking cruises and traveling the world.
Both were generous to those without.
Both died with money in the bank.
My mother’s car was 25 years old when she stopped driving. The air conditioner didn’t work well. She could have afforded a new car.
Mom had survived the Great Depression.
Her 1979 Malibu got the job done.
We shared Christmas vacations together. Every Christmas Aunt Sue gave me a special gift — a package of three white T-shirts.
Sue survived the Great Depression.
As a autocad 64 bits 2010 mac nation, we had a working retirement system supported by the companies where autocad 64 bits 2010 mac everyone had spent lifetimes working. Mom and autocad 64 bits 2010 mac Sue had good pensions from their lifetimes of teaching the autocad 64 bits 2010 mac next generation. As a nation, we had Social Security.
Mom and autocad 64 bits 2010 mac Sue shared many stories with my sisters and me about the autocad 64 bits 2010 mac Great Depression. They shared the autocad 64 bits 2010 mac same stories with our children as they grew up and visited with Grandma and autocad 64 bits 2010 mac Great Aunt Sue. Their stories about the Great Depression and how they survived were interesting at first, but didn’t seem relevant anymore. We always smiled at each other and autocad 64 bits 2010 mac winked when one of them shared another historical perspective. After all, as baby boomers, we had autocad 64 bits 2010 mac our own experiences that were more relevant. We experienced gas lines of the 1970’s, the oil crash in Texas in early 1980. My wife and I actually listed our home in Pennsylvania on the “morning” of Black Friday in 1987. We were heavily invested in tech stocks in the early 2000’s. We were experienced with hard times as well, and autocad 64 bits 2010 mac despite the stories that mom and Sue shared, these events weren’t really that bad.
Then 2008 hit – holy crap!
It’s finally happened.
Our country hit the autocad 64 bits 2010 mac wall or as I call it, we hit the economic OS Phase.
Even if it didn’t impact everyone in the autocad 64 bits 2010 mac country directly, we all saw the impact to our relatives and autocad 64 bits 2010 mac friends. We knew the heartbreak felt by many.
No one has classified these events as a “Depression,” but tell that autocad 64 bits 2010 mac to the new unemployed and tell that to all of those that autocad 64 bits 2010 mac are loosing everything they had spent their lifetimes acquiring.
Despite what is stated by our elected officials …This is our “Depression.”
This is autocad 64 bits 2010 mac the one we will share with our grandchildren and their children.
We have to share our experiences.
We have autocad 64 bits 2010 mac to tell the next generation to save some money and autocad 64 bits 2010 mac keep their debt under control and to understand and manage risks better.
We have autocad 64 bits 2010 mac to elect leaders that know how to manage a budget and autocad 64 bits 2010 mac can implement changes experienced from the recent lessons learned.
We have to … we just have to!
We have so many stories to tell and warn everyone about.
I hope the next generation listens.
It is time to start buying T-shirts.