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This week I will be traveling back and forth quite a bit. Up today on Tuesday and staying overnight to work here on Wednesday. I go back to the farm Wednesday night.� Picking up client work on Thursday means I have to come back up Thursday (midday) and work until itapos;s done, then go back to the farm really late that night.��Then Iapos;m back up on Friday with the bunnies for the show, which I will leave at the fairgrounds. I get to stay over at the house and then go back to the fairgrounds on Saturday for the actual show. Saturday evening sees me back down at the farm.� Sunday I am sleeping in - no matter what

I am not sure if we will have access to the house any after Saturday. Depends on whether the contract get signed and the closing happens.� Darn recession It sure is messing up my house selling and building plans.

Just a random thought. About ten years ago, the company I worked for (a mortgage finance company) went bankrupt giving out the kinds of loans like the ones causing problems now.� Actually most of what they did was to buy, repackage and resell bundled loans.� Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac stuff, refinancing loans, etc... All kinds of loan practices that were determined to be too risky and maybe just slightly illegal.� The whole process was giving folks loans they really couldnapos;t afford. And taking every chance to stick it to them when they defaulted.

And many of the folks were defaulting. So my thought is this - if it was a really bad business practice back then, and a lot of folks lost their jobs when these companies folded (almost 6,000 in our little company alone),� it makes you wonder WHY�the government didnapos;t shut down these other companies back then. They knew ten years ago that these loans were bad and would ruin the economy. Why are they bitching about them now??? They had the chance to stop them� and didnapos;t. So why do we have to bail out these companies now? Didnapos;t anyone catch on?� (Yes, I still have bitter feelings about my old company and how they treated their employees, esp. In regards to their stock...) I�just donapos;t understand how crooks like these were allowed to continue to give out bad loans all along. Most of these folks just moved to another company or started a new one and kept on doing the same thing. I�just donapos;t understand what the difference is between the types of loans back then and the ones that are in default now.� Where the hell was the SEC? The FDIC? How could this happen esp. After it was obvious that this industry (the mortgage industry) could not support these types of loans for very long?

okay, enough about that... Itapos;s depressing.� Donapos;t even get me started on those reverse mortgage loans either. What a total sleezy scam. Rip off old people.

more later...





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