how do we sustain?

dear jawn,

Ive been thinking lately about what i would like to do in my professional career. things keep popping up. architecture, horticulture, driving fast cars. words up to philly. and philly crew.

yis, your right i did want to dance that night. hard.2step.
wen, geno's or pat's? philly is a sick backdrop for a movie as big as a city.
helen, probably doesn't blog.
nor luat.

but before settling down and doing shit for money, i gotta see the world.
see what's out there, beautiful buildings, trees, and people.

making dough and bouncing. TBA.

one way ticket.

compound it. when a domestic car becomes a badass whip to drive again, after the companies are either bankrupt, or bought out by a foreign company, we won't have domestic cars any more because they will have grown into a dying breed unable to keep up with the survival of the fittest in autos. you'll be rich.

and if anybody does take anything from this random reading.
we are all integral in getting out of the recession. we must spend. GDP is 4 parts, Investment, consumers, Government spending, and net exports. so with the declining petrol prices, there should loosen up some discretionary spending. for us to spend on other things. the volatility of cash has slowed, it isn't moving in an economy where money is meant to be spent, a huge credit crisis has happened and has altered the sense of confidence in the nation. we need to demand banks that they issue loans, or have the government begin regulating the practices of such banks, practices don't seem too responsible to lead America is the ever looming recession and slowly dragging others, such as the UK, China, Japan, Iceland, into a large credit freeze. the literal injection of money into the economies is exactly what you can imagine, whether is be an anti-biotic or class A recreational drug, it changes the economic environment. It will help provide for relief to the rising unemployment in creating businesses, infrastructure, cleaner energy, and jobs. these industries are some of obama's views on the national spending.
its exactly what we need. better streets, more efficient means of energy, more small businesses acting as a cohesive force domestically as we prepare a battle for the sustainability of our country. cream. get the money. cash rules everything around me. and if there is a shortage of cash in the economy, we fail. so i urge, spend. the us government will not allow us to fail.
i love america.



pulchritude. means something you would never expect.