Posts Tagged ‘Compromise’

Sep 10
2008

Attack Mentality

by in Everyday Nonsense | 2,372 views | Reading Time 3:46

Over the past few decades, it appears that the American demeanor has been migrating towards an attack mentality. To be more specific, people are becoming more likely to instantaneously flip the switch to defensive attack measures rather than completely hear an opposition idea, thought, statement, or suggestion. Personally, I see this within myself at times […]

Sep 3
2008

Kidults

by in Everyday Nonsense | 2,484 views | Reading Time 2:55

When did you leave the nest and enter the scary real world? Did you leave home right after high school or after college? Did your parents let you come back home after college and enter society later? Today’s world has created an array of barriers forcing our younger generations to rethink their exit strategy from […]

Aug 28
2008

Fuel Consumption Future

by in Everyday Nonsense | 3,031 views | Reading Time 3:45

Fuel consumption, gas prices, energy creation, and green house gases are just a few of our hot topic issues these days. We are all worried about the costs at the pump, our demand for oil, our environmental issues from burning fuel, and also the costs associated with heating our houses during fall and winter. Researchers, […]

Aug 8
2008

Stimulus Effect

by in Political Beefs | 2,367 views | Reading Time 4:53

Americans received a “gift” from the government recently in the form of a stimulus check. Or, some people may like to think of it as a tax rebate or tax refund. It doesn’t matter what you call it, the fact is most Americans who filed taxes for 2007, received a stimulus check from our government. […]

Jul 23
2008

The FairTax

by in Book Reviews | 3,038 views | Reading Time 5:21

Your first inclination may be to ask how tax and fair can be remotely placed in such close proximity. If you ask any segment of our society, they will all explain how they are taxed inappropriately and other classes of our society are receiving better benefits than they currently are. Of course, every class is […]

May 11
2008

Clouded Mind Syndrome

by in Everyday Nonsense | 1,981 views | Reading Time 5:25

In your daily life, how often do you encounter a clear cut answer to a question, any question? It could be something as simple as where to go for lunch or how much should you tip for a meal or even where you should park in a parking lot. These questions don’t have much in […]

May 7
2008

Compound Living

by in Everyday Nonsense | 1,706 views | Reading Time 3:23

Based on my last few articles, I want to visit an idea that could be a better proposition for people in our country. What does compound living mean? Is it similar to compounding interest? No. What I am referring to as compound living involves having a multi-tenant building built to serve the needs of several […]

May 6
2008

Stay at Home

by in Everyday Nonsense | 1,647 views | Reading Time 4:37

Ok, since yesterday’s article focused on a married couple living a normal American dream life and how they are continually falling deeper in debt, I left off with a question. Could the family be better off if only one adult worked? Like I said, I haven’t done the math, but I am very skeptical and […]

May 5
2008

Working Costs Money

by in Everyday Nonsense | 1,704 views | Reading Time 4:28

Since I wrote an article yesterday focusing on our economic downturns and a potential change we can focus on within our own control, I mentioned a statement about how it can cost people money to work. Doesn’t make much sense, but I’m going to give an example here describing the premise of how going to […]

May 4
2008

Economic Ineptitude

by in Everyday Nonsense | 2,086 views | Reading Time 5:05

Since the economy has been playing for the spotlight the last few months, I figured I would chime in with a few cents worth of opinion. People are feeling the credit crunch, foreclosures are rising, food prices are soaring, gas of course is beyond comprehensible anymore, and people just do not have spare spending money […]