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Saturday, 14 April 2012

M is for: Much Ado about… Money!

Ahah!  Gotcha!  Bet you thought I was going to blog about Nothing….  But, I just couldn’t!   It’s not in me AND it’s not the “N” day!  I am going to attempt to show you how interested we are in money.  

I mean, we all like to get the most bang for our buck and if I’m going to “go out and touch someone”, wouldn’t it be great if I had the
Midas Touch!

Now some people might think I’m made of money, rolling in money, or that it grows on trees  in my yard ,     the way they keep asking me for it!   
Do they think I have money to burn? 

I wouldn’t give them a red cent  unless it was a cause dear to my heart.

I’ve heard of stock market investors who have made a killing and made out like bandits and some others who can barely make ends meet  And how in the world will we be able to put in our 2 cents and pinch pennies once they obsolete our lowly coin!  Whoever was in charge of that decision has no clue of the impact of this loss!  I am still reeling with sadness that I wasn’t around to learn first hand that “two bits” was a quarter… the next generation won’t know what’s happening once they are cut off without a penny  or a penny saved is a penny earned… I can hear it already:  “Whatever!”
They can say, as Jackie Mason is said to have said:  "I have enough money to last me the rest of my life, unless I buy something."


I am only asking for a man of means  to adopt me, one who has made a mint and won’t mind parting with some seed money so I can get on the gravy train with my cash cow.     But I’m probably a day late, a dollar short, because I can’t just go at the drop of a dime  and  we’re  talking  way more than chicken feed  here!

So signing off, betting dollars to donuts, that whether you’re loaded or broke  , one thing you keep asking for is “Show Me The Money!!

Better Be a Little “S” than a Little Less

15 comments:

  1. That was AWESOME! So many expressions! You outdid yourself! Still learning from my big Sis!

    Thank you for your generosity! ;)
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    1. Anything for you, Sis-Wa; you are so precious to me, i would never give you up, neither for love nor money!! xxxxx❤S

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  2. You can "bet your bottom dollar" that "you can count on" all your readers "cashing in" on all this "money talk"!

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    1. Well said, Jane. Money speaks louder than words! :) Cheers, Sylvie

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  3. $hakespeare would be proud of you!
    So many money expressions in one short blog!
    I think we've all got enough for our money!
    Bravo!

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    1. Thank you Brother Mine! Now i feel like a million bucks! :-) xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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  4. Nothing short of awesome!

    It's beneficial to have money- it does make life more comfortable depending on where you live.

    There are a lot of people out there asking for it these days- seems to have become a way of life or a daily job.

    I usually give when I can- I figure I'll cast my bread upon the water and it will come back to me; and since you really never know what tomorrow brings It's nice to know that when I'm in need the waters will come flowing in.

    I live a very, very simply life- not requiring much of anything material except the basics to stay a live. I would like to travel the world someday - and that requires money.

    Overall- it is nice to simply have money when you need money to do what ever it is that you desire to do when you desire to do it!


    Really like your blog!

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    1. Betty: it's so nice to welcome you here. Thank you for sharing; i agree with you wholeheartedly. Money is not what i need to be happy; somehow it's just incredibly useful to pay the rent! A friend of mine, who lives near Sacramento, has made me aware of several parties out there who have brought back the barter system for their goods and services and i find that totally awesome!! Cheers, Sylvie

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  5. I really enjoyed your blog about money. It was like a refreshing drink of water with playful ice cubes.

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    1. Thank you Emma - the clink-clink of ice cubes on glass reminds me of coins falling in a piggy bank - nice "saving" sound :-) Sylvie

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  6. your post is worth a million bucks--love it

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    1. Woohoo! i'm rich, i'm rich, i'm rich :-) Thank you Lynn! Cheers, Sylvie

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  7. love all the expressions :)
    nicely written!

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    1. Thank you Sweetie: So many of them! It just goes to show you how much time we spend on stuff we value! ;) Mama xxxxxxxxx

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  8. so many interesting things to lear in your articles. thanks again!

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