After spending the afternoon out in the dust and wind trying to do my part to stimulate the economy these previous 29 posts are just what I needed to cheer me up. To think I was once flamed (torched actually) on this very forum for being pessimistic. So: the good news is: 1)every one that posted on here is still alive and 2) can afford the electricity to post 3) apparently has the time availabe to post in the middle of the day 4) we're not completely out of fossil fuel yet: my truck made it home and the neighbour has a tractor and air seeder going up and down the field 5) closing on a more serious note, right now there's a lot more jobs around here than there is people to do them. So let's cheer up and see if the sun doesn't still rise tomorrow after all.
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