• I read the for now fiction article about "The day the Dollar Died" and had a similar train of thoughts but my heading was "The Day the American Lawn mowers stop cutting the grass". The basis for the story was that we are all happily cutting our lawns every so often and some peple even water theirs so it grows even faster to then cut it and put it into plastic bags and carry it to the dump. The day will come in my vision of a not so distant future was that those lawn mowers will stop and the tillers will come out of storage and turn the earth into a garden growing your own produce. Much like the American story about the early days of "Thanksgiving". Celebrating their crop harvests as the early settlers did may become a reality when the middle class will get wiped out and going back to the basics may become a reality.

    I did write my story in a similar tone as "The Day The Dollar Died" but the publisher thought it too scary to publish back in September. Anyway it's all fiction, right? Better I get ready to start cutting the veggies for our Thanksgiving and I wish all of you a meaningful and blessed Thanksgiving.
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    Censorship at SearchAmelia? No way. Send it again and we'll let it fly. Fiction? Unfortunately not. As the turkeys in Washington and Wall Street have invented a new habit by sticking their collective heads in the sand, they can only think with their butts now as these stick prominently into the air. We have reached 100 miles an hour on the downhill tracks and it's going to hurt massively even if we can stop this train before the wreck.
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