So true, CB. In between all of my complaining and shock, I’ve said to the kids every now and again that this is going to wind up being a truly great time to be alive. Watching the destruction of the evil globalists right before our eyes is delightful.
In fairness, it’s so much easier for me. It’s been brutal for young people who have had the prospect of finding a normal spouse and living a normal life of marriage, home ownership, raising a family a thing of the past. I hope things turn around soon enough that it’s not too late for them.
“In fairness, it’s so much easier for me.”
I keep thinking the same thing. On one hand I’m very grateful I got to live when things are still good here, they were on the downswing that there is still opportunities for people to earn well, live well, and save some of it.
My son doesn’t have that same opportunity. Now he is priced out of the house in California. Probably even priced out here since prices have risen so much. We were doing our retirement calculation and trying to figure if we should buy a house there and let them rent it with the money going towards purchasing it. On the other hand, it is way over in California and I’m not comfortable with that. Oh, Put $2000 a year for kittens in the retirement plan ;) I don’t think he would’ve done it if we didn’t have Oreo, he likes that little fellow. He takes him to bed at night and right now. Oreo is at work in the basement. He is so well-behaved, just likes to sit on your lap, likes nothing better. He has been playing a lot so he does feel better, but he also has some good downtime. A lot of kittens don’t.