It could be worse, it could be worse, it could be worse. I tell myself that. It makes me feel better. Not everybody would agree with me, but it works for me.
I think this is the greatest country in the world-a lot of you would agree...and for most, these recent times have been some of the worst you can remember, things are still exceedingly far better than what people in many other parts of the world would consider average or normal. Most of us can get reasonable medicine at a reasonable cost, and food at any time we need it (unless we live in a small town and its late at night). We do not only have heat, we have AC. We might complain about gas prices, when some have never owned a car, and never will. It could be worse. It might get worse, and even then it will still not be the worst it could get---but I digress.
My point is not a sad one. My point is this--- please, please, please stick together. Don't turn on each other. The only thing that you will have if the money runs out or the pump runs dry is each other, is your neighbor. We only have each other. Take care of each other. Always take care of those less fortunate. Not just because you might need somebody to help you out the next time, but because it the right thing to do. The right thing. It sounds easy, and so simple, but it seems that people have forgotten that. "its not our policy" or " I can't do that" or so many other things we hear or even say, when what should be the focus is. What's right. We try and teach this to our children, when did we forget it? Today, what's right is taking care of each other, sticking together, banning together, and doing what it takes to get through whatever economical, environmental, ppolitical, or military thing that we are getting pummeled with.
I remember when I was a kid and the power went out during a snow storm and we didn't have lights, heat, or anything to do, we just had each other. Everybody nearby would come to the house that had the most to offer or was centrally located, and we would bunker down for hours or days until the power would come back on, and you know what? I have some of the best memories from those times, and had a lot of fun, and we all survived, and we all survived together. The time even passed by faster when we went through it together...You really can do anything if you have a support system.
So bunker down and take care from all at Horse Farm Partners.
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