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A man of endless ideas with a dire need to bring them all to life. I thrive on creativity, nearly to the point of insatiability (if that indeed is a word...if not, it is now!) So...whatcha wanna know? I'm all yours. Ask me anything...how'd I do that? Where'd I find those? What the hell was I thinking? I'll try to answer it the best way that I can. Got a design problem? I'm not award-winning (yet), nor do I have my own show (yet), but I've kinda got things going on as far as design and decorating. Got a "guy" problem? I've been through good relationships gone bad, and bad relationships gone worse, but I always end up back at the starting line with some good wisdom and a level-headed way of thinking...and living. I may not have the answer you want to hear, but I'll sure as hell guarantee you it will be my honest answer. Got a yearning to tell me how awesome I am? I'll crank up the modesty and let you talk nice about me as long as your little tongue will hold out. This is your forum, and my answers a way of passing along what life has allowed me to learn.

The Birches

The Birches
Ye old homestead

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

A bit old, but I think the message prevails...

Taking just a moment to bid farewell to the Bush's. While things got rough on his watch towards the end, I do feel it a bit unnecessary to blame it all on his administration. He, himself, nor was his administration, the one responsible for the "crooks" on Wall Street who stole every opportunity to pad their own pockets, stealing from one to pay the other no matter whether it was a stranger or their own family, stealing from charities they themselves founded to further their masquerade as being trustworthy, philanthropic...someone you went to if you wanted to get things done. This wasn't the Bush's fault.

The housing crisis was seeded by greed and cultivated by creative financing that used formulas wherein the loan originators not only got commission on the first loan but as well on the second and third attempts the consumer was forced into in order to resolve the mess they were lead into in the first place. The Bush's weren’t the ones writing the bogus housing assessments used to artificially inflate prices so commissions were bigger.

Oil...yeah a family commodity for the Bush's for generations, but I dare say they were not the ones who controlled the ground from where the supply begins its travel. Oil was priced by a group of individuals whose avarice was superseded only by their gluttony for wealth and the sadistic pleasure of seeing the world squirm within their clutch.

I can go on, but I won't. Things got bad, but maybe it had to happen so that we become more aware of what and who to look out for. Suffice it to say that I wish the Bush's well and hope that the good things that did come from their administration continue as our country takes a turn onto a new avenue along our journey. I wish the new regime well and that they keep their focus as fresh as it is during these first days. We have a president, but we also have a House and a Senate brought together by the people and for the people. We need to work together as one people if it is to be successful. Quit passing the blame. Good luck to the Bush's and to the Obama administration. Our trust is in you.

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