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I commute from Gentilly-ish to ~~a far away forsaken land~~ a business near the base of the Huey P and I've seen lately, between 7&amp;8am the usual spot where traffic comes to a crawl has changed from just before the 610 split all the way back to Elysian Fields. I've been leaving ten minutes earlier each day and somehow I make it to work at the same time. It's not like this is from traffic lights being downed. It's definitely not from garbage trucks being on the road. Maybe it's the linemen, but I don't see enough of them out there to cause any significant difference.  I don't know if there's an answer, but I needed the vent.not been able to stop thinking about it.
It is so true for just about anything!
Think about it!
If you took all that energy you put towards talking about writing into actually writing, you would be amazed with the results. (Preaching to myself on this one!)
If you took all that energy you put towards hating the laundry into actually doing it, you would have no laundry to do. (For a day or so at least.) ;)
If you took all that energy you put towards wishing you were closer to God into consistent study and prayer, you would be amazed with the results.
I love it! I can plug in just about anything and it applies and motivates!
Share with me. What can you plug in?
Motivating and inspiring me today, Lacie! I love that.
I took all the energy I put towards hating running, I could've ran a marathon X3! :)
Great post!
Oh yes, this is brilliant. And so so true!
I could probably do this with cooking. haha
Love this inspiring post, Lacie!
Love that motivation!
As it applies to writing: that's exactly why I've removed the stress from my life about blogging and focused it on actually writing. I've been so worked up about the blog that I've neglected the important stuff: actually writing. No more. And I really should apply this to my on-again off-again exercise routine. :)Thanks for the reminder!
Love this post! You have been my pep squad for today!I’m selling my 38ft 2020 Highlander 5th wheel toy hauler. Purchased it in August 2020 brand new with a 7yr extended warranty. Only used it twice since then once in the desert the other at a local beach. This hauler has it all, the only reason I’m selling is because I recently got a new job position that won’t allow me to use it as I planned for at least 2 seasons. Not worth keeping it if it’s just gonna sit and waste. Below are some of the features that I can recall at this time.
* Currently stored and covered at residence in Perris,ca. Serious buyers only please don’t waste time with silly offers and tire kickers.
May need new batteries since I haven’t used in a few months.
The November payrolls decline of 533,000 was enormous and the biggest since December 1974.
The sky has fallen. The sun also rises.
If there was ever a time to remind investors that the labor market is a lagging economic indicator, economists say today is such a day. Once the knee-jerk, doom-and-gloom reaction is over, something resembling optimism will prevail with the conclusion that the worst is over for the economy.
Bhagavatula is among a growing number of economists who say the seeds of recovery are already in place, even if they are revising their forecasts for GDP contraction in the fourth quarter to show an even greater decline.
"Every recession has its worst day, and this is probably the worst day," says Chris Rupkey of Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi.
Economists point to historical data and recent developments as solid grounds for optimism.
Jones points to significant downward revisions in September and October payroll losses.
Indeed, the November payrolls decline of 533,000 was enormous and the biggest since December 1974, when they dropped about 600,000. But declines after that month—in what might be considered closer to the end of the recession than the beginning—were much less severe.
“Severe drops like this (the Sept.-Nov payrolls ) cannot be sustained,” says Robert Brusca, chief economist at Fact & Opinion Economics. “It suggests we are getting so weak there will be a turnaround."
One-off staggering declines in GDP are also not unheard of. At its worst in the 1980 recession, GDP fell by 7.8 percent. In the immediate aftermath of the jobs data release, some economists said the fourth quarter contraction could hit 8 percent. The consensus, which happens to be shared by Jones, is 5 percent.
Economists say there’s a lot of tailwind to drive an economic recovery and already emerging signs of one.
“There's now starting to be some visibility about how this might end.” Says David Resler, chief economist at Nomura International.
Resler and others point to a host of mitigating factors, including sharply lower gas prices, the steady and gradual decline in Libor rates and the very recent improvement in the mortgage market, a revival in the corporate bond market and the massive stimulus package expected from the Obama administration as soon as possible in January.
Of course, there is the extraordinary series of measures and instruments the Federal Reserve and Treasury have thrown at the credit markets and the economy in the wake of the Lehman bankruptcy.
“When monetary and fiscal policies work this hard, you get a bounce,” says Bhavagatula.
Economists specifically point to two recent developments: the massive and timely financial support for Citigroup (NYSE: C) and the Fed’s announcement last week that it would buy some $600 billion in mortgage-backed securities.
The latter triggered a stunning one-day decline in mortgage rates and added to an emerging suspicion that housing may bottom sooner than expected. Going forward, economists point to the Obama stimulus package, estimates for which now range between $300 billion and $700 billion, with the majority leaning toward the high side.
That package is expected to include immediate tax cuts for low to middle-income earners, infrastructure spending as well as well as a number of other measures to boost consumption and spending.
Jones and others many other economists aren’t expecting a strong recovery from the recession, whose start was officially declared to be December 2007 by the National Bureau of Economic Research earlier this week. But they see a positive GDP as early as the second quarter of 2009.
Resler sees a gradual pickup and modest growth for one to two years before the economy approaches sustainable trend levels.
Optimism—guarded or otherwise—is not universal.
Lawrence Mishel, president of the Economic Policy Institute, says too much emphasis is placed on GDP as a measure of economic health.
“The question is when unemployment will stop rising,” says Mishel, who worries it will take years to replace all the jobs that will be lost.
That said, momentum and psychology can change