The main topic on the Sunday talk shows appeared to be justifying withdrawal from Afghanistan and I sure do feel like a pair of brown shoes at a formal event. Granted I'm no military expert, and all their evidence appears to point to the futility of remaining in that theater of war, but why is no one and I mean not one of those people seemed concerned about what might happen if and when we pull out.
Some of them even seem to have convinced themselves or put a spin on some of the events leading to violence such as: one of those guys said the cause/effect of 9/11 was the use of offshore attacks against the Afghans in the late 90s by the Clinton administration. Don't they remember the first attack on the World Trade Center in 1993?
All I can see is that if we pull out, it gives permission for Al Qaida and the Taliban to do as they please not only in Afghanistan, but Pakistan. The Palestinians have already elected the Hamas, for Pete's sake, so what do they think the rest of those Muslim countries will do? If some of us ever believed in the domino effect starting with Vietnam, why would we think any differently now?
And when I think of the cells already set up around the world just waiting for a word of direction from a centralized source and leader it makes me shiver. We've even identified a kid from Alabama who is working hard, and how about all of the Muslims being released from prisons in this country after conversions while incarcerated?
Don't you boomers and Generation X and Y kids always tell us geezers to think outside the box? Well, how about if this would generate a totally "double" volunteer army composed of young men and women who can see a need while some of us old people who don't have a ton of physical strength, but are still healthy and able to work in a kitchen, do data entry, filing and clerking, running errands, and store keeping and all the other really mundane jobs necessary to support the troops?
Nothing like a worthwhile job to make folks feel needed and contributing to the safety of our country. Just a thought, but it might wake up some folks to a need they haven't as yet recognized.
One last note about the President's message to the kids on Tuesday. Study hard, stay in school, work hard and respect your teachers. Now where have I heard that before? Maybe my folks said it? Maybe no one actually said it, it was just expected from everyone when they stepped across the schoolhouse threshold? Or maybe it was just a way of life and it was everyone's default position. Just like saying a prayer any old place you felt like it,
God bless............
Sunday, September 6, 2009
BUS TRIP FROM ANN ARBOR TO D.C.-SEPT 12 EVENT
Wyckham Seelig, Chairman of the 7th district shares the following information:
1-If you want to "Caravan" here is a website to help you determine the logistics-
http://912marchondc.ning.com/group/Michigan
or
2- The Tour method means we hire a bus and make accommodation reservations. Will leave on Friday morning, arriving Friday evening. Will start back to Michigan on Saturday night, spending the night somewhere near Gettysburg, PA, and returning to Michigan on Saturday.
The cost of the Caravan method is the cost for gasoline, tolls and whatever else you choose to spend on the trip (and you make your own reservations for lodging.)
The cost of the Tour is roughly:
1-Bus fare, $130 per person. (This cost is for 20 people and is a firm quote from a local bus company and can go down with more people. If we don't get 20 people, we probably won't do this.)
2-Room (DC) $119 room for the first night. Rooms are at the Sheraton, Arlington, each is a double with 2 double beds so can sleep as many as four occupants.
3-Room (Gettysburg), We haven't made reservations here yet, probably around $100 a night per room.
4-Other expenses;Any food, or other expenditures you decide to make.
Wyck says this is late planning, but the interest has only escalated recently so he's scrambling to get it done for us.
So--we need to know quickly. The hold on the rooms will expire Tuesday so they need to confirm with them and the bus company.
The web form that you can use to sign up is found at http://www.wash-gop.com/DCTrip and you can sign up. If you have trouble go to washgop@wash-gop.com or washgop@provide.net.
If you can make it--Safe trip!
and God bless your efforts.........
1-If you want to "Caravan" here is a website to help you determine the logistics-
http://912marchondc.ning.com/group/Michigan
or
2- The Tour method means we hire a bus and make accommodation reservations. Will leave on Friday morning, arriving Friday evening. Will start back to Michigan on Saturday night, spending the night somewhere near Gettysburg, PA, and returning to Michigan on Saturday.
The cost of the Caravan method is the cost for gasoline, tolls and whatever else you choose to spend on the trip (and you make your own reservations for lodging.)
The cost of the Tour is roughly:
1-Bus fare, $130 per person. (This cost is for 20 people and is a firm quote from a local bus company and can go down with more people. If we don't get 20 people, we probably won't do this.)
2-Room (DC) $119 room for the first night. Rooms are at the Sheraton, Arlington, each is a double with 2 double beds so can sleep as many as four occupants.
3-Room (Gettysburg), We haven't made reservations here yet, probably around $100 a night per room.
4-Other expenses;Any food, or other expenditures you decide to make.
Wyck says this is late planning, but the interest has only escalated recently so he's scrambling to get it done for us.
So--we need to know quickly. The hold on the rooms will expire Tuesday so they need to confirm with them and the bus company.
The web form that you can use to sign up is found at http://www.wash-gop.com/DCTrip and you can sign up. If you have trouble go to washgop@wash-gop.com or washgop@provide.net.
If you can make it--Safe trip!
and God bless your efforts.........
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Good Grief! Missed my own Anniversary!
We started this blog back on August 25, 2008. Thanks if you've been with us the entire time--wouldn't have done it if I didn't get an occasional "Atta boy" or even a "What the hell are you thinking?"
I don't know about you, but I've certainly learned a lot in that time. Sorta reminds me of volunteer work in general. Whether it be as a Scout leader, a swim coach, serving water and books at the hospital or serving the church in various capacities it's always true that you get back a heck of a lot more than you give. We'll see how it goes. Right now I figure Election Night of 2010 is the next goal with the interim mini election for the 19th Senate District. Go Mike Nofs!
Back to business--
Quote from the WSJ on the Michigan Example: "When Ms. Granholm gave her state of the state address earlier this year, she crowed about the similarities between the Michigan and Obama Administration strategies of using tax subsidies to tilt favored businesses. 'President Obama's priorities are nearly identical to ours,' she declared, and we can only hope the results won't be."
And from a financial guy from New York: "Under current law, taxpayers who lose an argument with the IRS can generally avoid penalties by showing they tried in good faith to comply with the law. In a broad range of circumstances, the health-care bill would change the law to impose strict liability penalties for income tax underpayments, meaning that taxpayers will no longer have the luxury of making an honest mistake. The ability of even the IRS to waive penalties in sympathetic cases would be sharply curtailed........
Last June the Small Business Council of America sent some compelling tales of woe to Congress, including one in which a 72 year old owner of a coin operated car wash set up retirement plans for his seven employees and got socked for his good deed with a $900,000 penalty for not reporting the plans properly. The company and its owner are now headed for bankruptcy."
How does that grab ya?
That's enough for now--can't take any more of it. By the way, since last evening I rec'd information about a bus going from Ann Arbor to Washington for the big Tea Party Express gathering at the Mall in Washington, D.C. September 12. I'll post early tomorrow with the details if you'd like to, and are able to, make the trip.
God bless.............
I don't know about you, but I've certainly learned a lot in that time. Sorta reminds me of volunteer work in general. Whether it be as a Scout leader, a swim coach, serving water and books at the hospital or serving the church in various capacities it's always true that you get back a heck of a lot more than you give. We'll see how it goes. Right now I figure Election Night of 2010 is the next goal with the interim mini election for the 19th Senate District. Go Mike Nofs!
Back to business--
Quote from the WSJ on the Michigan Example: "When Ms. Granholm gave her state of the state address earlier this year, she crowed about the similarities between the Michigan and Obama Administration strategies of using tax subsidies to tilt favored businesses. 'President Obama's priorities are nearly identical to ours,' she declared, and we can only hope the results won't be."
And from a financial guy from New York: "Under current law, taxpayers who lose an argument with the IRS can generally avoid penalties by showing they tried in good faith to comply with the law. In a broad range of circumstances, the health-care bill would change the law to impose strict liability penalties for income tax underpayments, meaning that taxpayers will no longer have the luxury of making an honest mistake. The ability of even the IRS to waive penalties in sympathetic cases would be sharply curtailed........
Last June the Small Business Council of America sent some compelling tales of woe to Congress, including one in which a 72 year old owner of a coin operated car wash set up retirement plans for his seven employees and got socked for his good deed with a $900,000 penalty for not reporting the plans properly. The company and its owner are now headed for bankruptcy."
How does that grab ya?
That's enough for now--can't take any more of it. By the way, since last evening I rec'd information about a bus going from Ann Arbor to Washington for the big Tea Party Express gathering at the Mall in Washington, D.C. September 12. I'll post early tomorrow with the details if you'd like to, and are able to, make the trip.
God bless.............
Friday, September 4, 2009
Mama Always said: "You're known by the Company You Keep."
Can't help wondering whether or not anyone ever said that to Obama as he was growing up. I not only heard it from Mom, but repeated it to my own kids and have overheard others pass it on to theirs, so wouldn't you think Barak as a young man might have heard it somewhere? Just look at the people he has surrounding him---Never waste a crisis Emanuel, wasn't even born yet Ayers, Republicans are a------s Van Jones, goddam America Wright, TurboTax made me do it Geithner, cost benefit Ezekiel Emanuel, henchmen and fall guys Reid and Pelosi, and don't forget bought and paid for by George Soros. And the list goes on and on and on and on............
Regular readers will remember that many, many weeks or months ago we were trying to figure out who really was pulling the strings--maybe George Soros, maybe someone who wanted anonymity. At any rate, with Obama not putting forth his own plan after he campaigned on the health issue so strongly, pushing it off on the aforementioned Reid and Pelosi makes it look very much like his bosses wanted to test the waters before they made their final decision(s) on the final bill. Perhaps we'll find out what they really want through the Joint Session address.
Which reminds me, I also promised to develop an index of topics. I confess I started it around that time, but it's easier said than done. It's still sitting in the back of my mind and the longer we go the more difficult it will be, so I really will try to get a handle on it, but don't hold your breath. Okay if I omit the personal stuff, right?
Read a statistic today that truly surprises me. One sixth of our population is made up of folks with disabilities and with wartime casualties the rate is increasing more than usual. Not ready to write about it, just thought we should all be spending some time reflecting on the issue.
Saw a real mob scene which actually turned into a riot on TV this evening. Now I wonder how the libs would react to something like what goes on abroad instead of trying to label our little protests and requests for Town Hall meetings........
Just wondering if the White House guys read O'Reilly's piece on what kids can learn from Obama's childhood and decided to capitalize on it with an education speech to the kids......
Have an absolutely great holiday weekend!
God bless...........
ps-As is my habit I went to Right Michigan before starting this and found out that congratulations are in order for Nick. It's always been my wish that my kids and other young people find jobs that they would do for nothing if they were independently wealthy and it sounds like it came true for Nick. One favor, however, if anyone can get word to him. I think I speak for others as well when I say that I really enjoyed having him point out other blogs of interest. Not one of us has the time to go looking at everything that's available and it was great to be able to click on a link on Right Michigan. Any volunteers?
Regular readers will remember that many, many weeks or months ago we were trying to figure out who really was pulling the strings--maybe George Soros, maybe someone who wanted anonymity. At any rate, with Obama not putting forth his own plan after he campaigned on the health issue so strongly, pushing it off on the aforementioned Reid and Pelosi makes it look very much like his bosses wanted to test the waters before they made their final decision(s) on the final bill. Perhaps we'll find out what they really want through the Joint Session address.
Which reminds me, I also promised to develop an index of topics. I confess I started it around that time, but it's easier said than done. It's still sitting in the back of my mind and the longer we go the more difficult it will be, so I really will try to get a handle on it, but don't hold your breath. Okay if I omit the personal stuff, right?
Read a statistic today that truly surprises me. One sixth of our population is made up of folks with disabilities and with wartime casualties the rate is increasing more than usual. Not ready to write about it, just thought we should all be spending some time reflecting on the issue.
Saw a real mob scene which actually turned into a riot on TV this evening. Now I wonder how the libs would react to something like what goes on abroad instead of trying to label our little protests and requests for Town Hall meetings........
Just wondering if the White House guys read O'Reilly's piece on what kids can learn from Obama's childhood and decided to capitalize on it with an education speech to the kids......
Have an absolutely great holiday weekend!
God bless...........
ps-As is my habit I went to Right Michigan before starting this and found out that congratulations are in order for Nick. It's always been my wish that my kids and other young people find jobs that they would do for nothing if they were independently wealthy and it sounds like it came true for Nick. One favor, however, if anyone can get word to him. I think I speak for others as well when I say that I really enjoyed having him point out other blogs of interest. Not one of us has the time to go looking at everything that's available and it was great to be able to click on a link on Right Michigan. Any volunteers?
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Is Commander in Chief an Oxymoron?
It's 6:30 am and I woke up about an hour ago and can't go back to sleep.
Around eight o'clock last night rec'd a call telling me that 30 year old grandson, the Air Force Doc, is being sent to the Mideast again, this time to Iraq. You'll remember he was in Kuwait for six months last year. You know, for some reason I never really worried about him much more than when he was a teen-ager learning to drive and having a good time--accidents happen.
This time I keep looking back at being proud of him because he is a truly responsible young man, serious and well-intentioned. And maybe that is why I'm having a problem. Remember when I told you he had to go through testing in the centrifuge? And he asked to push it to the point of passing out so he could identify with patients who regain consciousness? I'm also remembering that at 17 he pulled a young woman out of her burning car. He enjoys scuba diving and drives a big 150 Ford truck-red. And he's single. He does what needs to be done and considers the consequences later.
I'm thinking that God created this world and everything was good and that was His plan. And then he gave us free will. And have we ever screwed it up. Maybe the last time Joe left I had confidence that his Commander in Chief was truly involved in the men and women who serve this country. He shed tears. He made quiet visits. He cared.
Things have changed in the intervening months. Now the President has surrounded himself with men and women who use the citizenry, including the military, as pawns to be used in their power plays. And it appears everything is being done to make political points, to curry favor and to control more and more and more of our daily lives. He won. Deal with it.
I'm not sure I'll post this--maybe I just need the blog as therapy again. We'll see tonight. So here I am 15 hours later and breathing a small sigh of relief. Just found out that his entire "wing" (is that what it's called?) is going for four months. This morning I just assumed that it would be a year or longer. Prayers are always appreciated.
God bless............
It is truly heartbreaking to watch what is going on in our country.
Around eight o'clock last night rec'd a call telling me that 30 year old grandson, the Air Force Doc, is being sent to the Mideast again, this time to Iraq. You'll remember he was in Kuwait for six months last year. You know, for some reason I never really worried about him much more than when he was a teen-ager learning to drive and having a good time--accidents happen.
This time I keep looking back at being proud of him because he is a truly responsible young man, serious and well-intentioned. And maybe that is why I'm having a problem. Remember when I told you he had to go through testing in the centrifuge? And he asked to push it to the point of passing out so he could identify with patients who regain consciousness? I'm also remembering that at 17 he pulled a young woman out of her burning car. He enjoys scuba diving and drives a big 150 Ford truck-red. And he's single. He does what needs to be done and considers the consequences later.
I'm thinking that God created this world and everything was good and that was His plan. And then he gave us free will. And have we ever screwed it up. Maybe the last time Joe left I had confidence that his Commander in Chief was truly involved in the men and women who serve this country. He shed tears. He made quiet visits. He cared.
Things have changed in the intervening months. Now the President has surrounded himself with men and women who use the citizenry, including the military, as pawns to be used in their power plays. And it appears everything is being done to make political points, to curry favor and to control more and more and more of our daily lives. He won. Deal with it.
I'm not sure I'll post this--maybe I just need the blog as therapy again. We'll see tonight. So here I am 15 hours later and breathing a small sigh of relief. Just found out that his entire "wing" (is that what it's called?) is going for four months. This morning I just assumed that it would be a year or longer. Prayers are always appreciated.
God bless............
It is truly heartbreaking to watch what is going on in our country.
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Twilight Zone or "Scary", not Brave, New World of Obama, Van Jones and the Gang
Move over Aldous Huxley and George Orwell!
I'm a few minutes late this evening--just finished the Jeffery Deaver novel "BROKEN WINDOW" and am almost afraid to recommend it because it puts one in the mindset of actually living the story. It is chock full of just what we're all apprehensive about with computers invading every aspect of our lives and who knows who or what organization might be working at cross purposes. Anyone, and I mean anyone, can get caught in the cross hairs with devastating results. If you like contemporary thrillers this is the book for you. (I've only recommended one other, "THE OUTLIERS"
so I don't take the responsibility lightly.)
Before I share a little of the Town Hall Meeting on Health Care which occurred last evening in Jackson, I need to do a plug for the Tea Party Express which will be in Battle Creek at 7:30 on September 7 and will travel on to Jackson to the Cascades Park at Noon September 8. From what we are seeing on the news we should really add our voices to this memorable event.
Now-Dr. Gary Wolfram, Ph.D. who has a lengthy list of credentials including Professor of Economics and Public Policy at Hillsdale College and Dr. Robert Steele, who also has impressive credentials including 20 years in local Private Practice and Medical School Clinical Faculty with every kind of Cardiology experience presented an audience of about 140 with the answers to what we should be working toward in a comprehensive healthcare program.
Let's just toss out a few comments:
Guess why Cuba has a lower infant mortality rate than the U.S. - they don't start counting births until babies are 2 months old. Most countries with single payer plans use counting methods much different from ours and there is no attempt to save premature babies.
Medicare, if compared to mortgages which are "upside down", is approx $40 trillion in the red and would need a 37% tax to bring it to equilibrium. (That's not gonna happen, so can you spell r-a-t-i-o-n-i-n-g?)
We've already spoken of only 17% of Docs are members of the AMA. Be on the lookout for the organization for Doctors known as the American Association of Physicians and Surgeons. That is the one deserving of our respect.
The great equalizer-USSR, admits to 1/3 of the hospitals with no running water and half of the others have no hot water. However, there is a two tier system. The "upper" class has one kind of care, while the rest of them have the public system.
If you happened to catch the news when Dingell had an altercation with a young man in a wheelchair to whom he promised to insert language into the bill to cover a gap for the handicapped--guess what, he hasn't done it. Wanna bet if he will?
You can go to HumanEvents.com and look under Contributors and click on Gary Wolfram for a pretty complete article which would do better than I on his thoughts.
Did you know that after 2013 you won't be allowed to change insurance plans? And this goes for employers as well.
There were many questions and great answers which served to point out that the House and Senate bills will only make a bad situation worse. What we really need is a lot of effort put into a transition plan to really fix this thing.
They didn't go into a lot of detail, but I can see grandfathering in seniors who don't have the time to establish health savings accounts, which really would be the way to go. It is really a dirty shame that instead of starting out with a partisan plan which actually is socialized medicine and control of citizens" lives that they didn't take the time and resources to do the 'right thing' for everyone instead of their special interest groups and lobbyists. There would be a lot of room for varying types of coverage depending on wants and needs if we would only take the time to work it out.
Sleep well,
God bless.........
I'm a few minutes late this evening--just finished the Jeffery Deaver novel "BROKEN WINDOW" and am almost afraid to recommend it because it puts one in the mindset of actually living the story. It is chock full of just what we're all apprehensive about with computers invading every aspect of our lives and who knows who or what organization might be working at cross purposes. Anyone, and I mean anyone, can get caught in the cross hairs with devastating results. If you like contemporary thrillers this is the book for you. (I've only recommended one other, "THE OUTLIERS"
so I don't take the responsibility lightly.)
Before I share a little of the Town Hall Meeting on Health Care which occurred last evening in Jackson, I need to do a plug for the Tea Party Express which will be in Battle Creek at 7:30 on September 7 and will travel on to Jackson to the Cascades Park at Noon September 8. From what we are seeing on the news we should really add our voices to this memorable event.
Now-Dr. Gary Wolfram, Ph.D. who has a lengthy list of credentials including Professor of Economics and Public Policy at Hillsdale College and Dr. Robert Steele, who also has impressive credentials including 20 years in local Private Practice and Medical School Clinical Faculty with every kind of Cardiology experience presented an audience of about 140 with the answers to what we should be working toward in a comprehensive healthcare program.
Let's just toss out a few comments:
Guess why Cuba has a lower infant mortality rate than the U.S. - they don't start counting births until babies are 2 months old. Most countries with single payer plans use counting methods much different from ours and there is no attempt to save premature babies.
Medicare, if compared to mortgages which are "upside down", is approx $40 trillion in the red and would need a 37% tax to bring it to equilibrium. (That's not gonna happen, so can you spell r-a-t-i-o-n-i-n-g?)
We've already spoken of only 17% of Docs are members of the AMA. Be on the lookout for the organization for Doctors known as the American Association of Physicians and Surgeons. That is the one deserving of our respect.
The great equalizer-USSR, admits to 1/3 of the hospitals with no running water and half of the others have no hot water. However, there is a two tier system. The "upper" class has one kind of care, while the rest of them have the public system.
If you happened to catch the news when Dingell had an altercation with a young man in a wheelchair to whom he promised to insert language into the bill to cover a gap for the handicapped--guess what, he hasn't done it. Wanna bet if he will?
You can go to HumanEvents.com and look under Contributors and click on Gary Wolfram for a pretty complete article which would do better than I on his thoughts.
Did you know that after 2013 you won't be allowed to change insurance plans? And this goes for employers as well.
There were many questions and great answers which served to point out that the House and Senate bills will only make a bad situation worse. What we really need is a lot of effort put into a transition plan to really fix this thing.
They didn't go into a lot of detail, but I can see grandfathering in seniors who don't have the time to establish health savings accounts, which really would be the way to go. It is really a dirty shame that instead of starting out with a partisan plan which actually is socialized medicine and control of citizens" lives that they didn't take the time and resources to do the 'right thing' for everyone instead of their special interest groups and lobbyists. There would be a lot of room for varying types of coverage depending on wants and needs if we would only take the time to work it out.
Sleep well,
God bless.........
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Who Died and Left Consumers Energy over $262,245,600?
We're not dead yet and from each of us it's not back breaking except in extreme circumstances, but I'd guess this is one of the first measurable "taxes" for Green energy which wasn't supposed to happen, right?
I'm sure this is a conservative estimate because this is as far as I can go with the numbers I have, but there was an article in the CIT PAT today which started out with a story about a woman who was willing to pay $60 to have an old freezer carted away. Until, that is, she heard that Consumers in their "generosity" would pay her $30 for the privilege of taking it off her hands. Sorta reminds one of the Cash for Clunkers where folks can get something for nothing. Who says there's no such thing as a free lunch?
Where is the money coming from? The story goes on---Every electricity customer of everybody's favorite local monopoly will pay 71 cents a month for five years and every gas customer will pay $1.72 a month for five years to pay for this program. If my little solar powered calculator is right, the 1.8 million customers will pay $8.52 per year-$42.60 for the full five years for a total of $76,680,000. The 1.71 million gas customers will pay $103.20 for the same period of time for a total of $185,565,600 and together that's $262,245,600. The numbers on their website weren't exactly up to date, of course, and I'm not sure about commercial customers rate, so this is certainly the minimum.
How many refrigerators and freezers do folks have to toss out? Oh,yeah-there are some printing costs to "educate" us on how to save energy. Public Service Announcements? Aren't they free? Isn't that the definition of PSA? Maybe they will make house calls and come out so they can help you count how many light bulbs are in your house and tell you to put in some weather stripping and caulking, etc.
We certainly aren't smart enough to figure that out ourselves. They may even tell me I should put more insulation in my ceilings/attic at a cost of several hundred dollars. Problem? It's like the wind mills and solar panels we have already talked about--not gonna live long enough to recover that investment.
Over a quarter of a million dollars----
God bless us all............
I'm sure this is a conservative estimate because this is as far as I can go with the numbers I have, but there was an article in the CIT PAT today which started out with a story about a woman who was willing to pay $60 to have an old freezer carted away. Until, that is, she heard that Consumers in their "generosity" would pay her $30 for the privilege of taking it off her hands. Sorta reminds one of the Cash for Clunkers where folks can get something for nothing. Who says there's no such thing as a free lunch?
Where is the money coming from? The story goes on---Every electricity customer of everybody's favorite local monopoly will pay 71 cents a month for five years and every gas customer will pay $1.72 a month for five years to pay for this program. If my little solar powered calculator is right, the 1.8 million customers will pay $8.52 per year-$42.60 for the full five years for a total of $76,680,000. The 1.71 million gas customers will pay $103.20 for the same period of time for a total of $185,565,600 and together that's $262,245,600. The numbers on their website weren't exactly up to date, of course, and I'm not sure about commercial customers rate, so this is certainly the minimum.
How many refrigerators and freezers do folks have to toss out? Oh,yeah-there are some printing costs to "educate" us on how to save energy. Public Service Announcements? Aren't they free? Isn't that the definition of PSA? Maybe they will make house calls and come out so they can help you count how many light bulbs are in your house and tell you to put in some weather stripping and caulking, etc.
We certainly aren't smart enough to figure that out ourselves. They may even tell me I should put more insulation in my ceilings/attic at a cost of several hundred dollars. Problem? It's like the wind mills and solar panels we have already talked about--not gonna live long enough to recover that investment.
Over a quarter of a million dollars----
God bless us all............
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