I'm the econ savvy type that had an account both at WaMu and Wachovia, so take this stock tip with the necessary caution, but I think I'm investing in mattresses and soup cans with false bottoms.
At least that's where I'm putting my actual money.
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2 comments:
Ha! That was funny.
My husband had been predicting dooms day for about 18 months now. We now have a crap load of gold coins.
Did I type that out loud? We also have a feisty dog, several guns and a security system.
Nice cover. :)
I might write in your husband as president on my ballot this November... :)
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