I cut this from a letter my dad sent to me. He's a prudent Kansas farm boy who is very consciouses of history , the US military, and international affairs. Anyway I felt it was good information and I wanted my near and dears to know it as well.
Dear Ladies; Start preparing for some rough times. I believe we are heading for a deep recession and it would be wise to prepare. There is no panic but just pay attention on whats happening, be aware.
1. Pay your bills down but better yet pay them off. If you don't need that new cell phone right now then hold off.
2. Start saving some money. Try to have and keep three months salary in your savings account. This is just in case your laid off you can still pay the rent.
3. Keep a good supply of food on stock. Can goods like vegetables, starch (potatoes), bagged rice, canned meats and fish are great
4. Keep you car gas tank at least half full at all times. In fact when we were overseas in Germany, I always kept the gas tank topped off. I never knew when we would have to evacuate. It's a habit I still use today because my fuel tank in my truck is always topped off.
I have heard that many trucking companies are going out of business due to high fuel prices. This may effect the food and fuel supply to many major cities. If there's shortages, there will be a rush for what is available in the stores and gas stations. Stables like milk, eggs and meats will be first to go. Again this is not to scare anyone but just to be prudent and be aware. Love ya all, miss you-TCOGinAFG-Dad, Tony
Anthony Storms
KBR Heavy Truck
APO AE 09354
Dear Ladies; Start preparing for some rough times. I believe we are heading for a deep recession and it would be wise to prepare. There is no panic but just pay attention on whats happening, be aware.
1. Pay your bills down but better yet pay them off. If you don't need that new cell phone right now then hold off.
2. Start saving some money. Try to have and keep three months salary in your savings account. This is just in case your laid off you can still pay the rent.
3. Keep a good supply of food on stock. Can goods like vegetables, starch (potatoes), bagged rice, canned meats and fish are great
4. Keep you car gas tank at least half full at all times. In fact when we were overseas in Germany, I always kept the gas tank topped off. I never knew when we would have to evacuate. It's a habit I still use today because my fuel tank in my truck is always topped off.
I have heard that many trucking companies are going out of business due to high fuel prices. This may effect the food and fuel supply to many major cities. If there's shortages, there will be a rush for what is available in the stores and gas stations. Stables like milk, eggs and meats will be first to go. Again this is not to scare anyone but just to be prudent and be aware. Love ya all, miss you-TCOGinAFG-Dad, Tony
Anthony Storms
KBR Heavy Truck
APO AE 09354
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Mon, April 7, 2008 - 12:40 PMthanks for the info......hope Hot Pot can pull through something like this =) If people don't have money dance class is one of the first to go..then people won't be hiring us to teachworkshops because people won't be able to afford the festivals..then we can't pay rent =(
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Mon, April 7, 2008 - 3:13 PMAs long as we all have our health, some food, a roof over our heads, and good friends to laugh about the bad times with... we'll be okay. :) -
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Tue, April 8, 2008 - 12:54 PMI know what you're saying, Shelly, but the difference between 'recreation' and Hot Pot is vast.... the studio is a place needed more than ever in times like these!!
I know that as soon as my belly lets me, I'mma commin' back!! I miss you guys!
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