Comments on: Happy Thanksgiving. [Serious Post] http://www.burbed.com/2009/11/26/happy-thanksgiving-serious-post/ San Francisco Bay Area, Silicon Valley House Price and Mortgage Insanity Blog Wed, 08 Feb 2012 05:57:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: nomadic http://www.burbed.com/2009/11/26/happy-thanksgiving-serious-post/#comment-40288 nomadic Sun, 29 Nov 2009 03:10:17 +0000 http://www.burbed.com/?p=4409#comment-40288 Thank you for the nice reminder, burbed. This year I am particularly thankful for what I have. Thank you for the nice reminder, burbed. This year I am particularly thankful for what I have.

]]> By: UnrealAlex http://www.burbed.com/2009/11/26/happy-thanksgiving-serious-post/#comment-40287 UnrealAlex Fri, 27 Nov 2009 04:26:18 +0000 http://www.burbed.com/?p=4409#comment-40287 I remember the Nob Hill Foods in Mountain View having something like a coupon you'd buy, for a homeless/poor family to have Thanksgiving dinner, I bought two. Then of course my own world as I knew it ended, and I fell below the level to even receive one of those dinners. Now I have a secure doomstead, amd pretty well prepared for the end times and and becoming progressively more so. And my diet is great! I'd like to say that that the hardest time for the poor is the January-February-March time period, it's cold and everyone figures you'll live fine on the $2 they gave you around Christmas. These are the hard, hungry months. We can expect to see more desperation, hunger, and crime. This is the time to help the poor. Give them a little or a lot as you are able to and inclined to. If you feel like giving big, arm 'em up and aim 'em at a banker's house. I remember the Nob Hill Foods in Mountain View having something like a coupon you’d buy, for a homeless/poor family to have Thanksgiving dinner, I bought two.

Then of course my own world as I knew it ended, and I fell below the level to even receive one of those dinners.

Now I have a secure doomstead, amd pretty well prepared for the end times and and becoming progressively more so. And my diet is great!

I’d like to say that that the hardest time for the poor is the January-February-March time period, it’s cold and everyone figures you’ll live fine on the $2 they gave you around Christmas. These are the hard, hungry months. We can expect to see more desperation, hunger, and crime. This is the time to help the poor. Give them a little or a lot as you are able to and inclined to. If you feel like giving big, arm ‘em up and aim ‘em at a banker’s house.

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