This is the magic of good writing: turning an obscenity (Trump on a $250) into gentle memories of a hard-working family—no gold, no ballroom, no corruption.
We'll see if you're growling, Sue, if the President sends you one of those big bills in the mail. Of course. you could donate to the candidate of your choice.
We'll see if you're growling, Sue, if the President sends you one of those big bills in the mail. Of course. you could donate to the candidate of your choice.
As for the $250 bill: If I ever would be in the situation of getting $250 in cash, I would insist that, rather than a bill with Trump's face on it, I'd just take 250 singles.
I'm old enough to remember 1976, the bicentennial. Things were hard then...oil embargoes, inflation, sounds familiar. But, the celebration as I remember was a lot more enthusiastic. There was even a commemorative quarter that was struck at the US mint. They're still around, worth the same as a quarter struck today, they weren't made of silver. $250 bill? Give it a couple of years....it'll buy as much as the bicentennial quarter did in 1976.
This is the magic of good writing: turning an obscenity (Trump on a $250) into gentle memories of a hard-working family—no gold, no ballroom, no corruption.
Perhaps the President had a deprived childhood?
Oh my! Yes! Deprived!🤣
More like…DEPRAVED
All right, Carolyn, there will be no $250 bill from the White House for you.
We'll see if you're growling, Sue, if the President sends you one of those big bills in the mail. Of course. you could donate to the candidate of your choice.
All right, Carolyn, there will be no $250 bill from the White House for you.
Singles could be next.
Available only at teller window. Arrive early.
Pops. He would have loved you guys. Too bad. Good guy. Deserved better.
We'd have to frame the Winnie and Fred $250. Wouldn't have wanted to try breaking it at the pizza place down the street or tavern on the corner.
Rich --
Now you're an economist, too!
See you after church.
Note to all: Rich Mohlmann is a superior plumber who, on a Sunday, is coming by fix a leak..
I am adding Rich to the list of those who might appear on a $250 bill.
Competition always good -- except, it appears, on certain government contracts.
Perhaps the President had a deprived childhood?
Love this one, Dad. I could feel the warmth through your words. Wish I could have met my grandfather...
Pops. He would have loved you guys. Too bad. Good guy. Deserved better.
Winnie and Fred for sure. Real people. (Love this, by the way.)
We'd have to frame the Winnie and Fred $250. Wouldn't have wanted to try breaking it at the pizza place down the street or tavern on the corner.
I second the motion, Carol. Universally loved, both of them.
I hadn't heard, but not surprising in the least! Gggrrr!
We'll see if you're growling, Sue, if the President sends you one of those big bills in the mail. Of course. you could donate to the candidate of your choice.
You betcha! the later! lol
Nice.
As for the $250 bill: If I ever would be in the situation of getting $250 in cash, I would insist that, rather than a bill with Trump's face on it, I'd just take 250 singles.
Singles could be next.
His pic on a $ 250 dollar bill ..Really! Really! Cant even comment!
Available only at teller window. Arrive early.
I'm old enough to remember 1976, the bicentennial. Things were hard then...oil embargoes, inflation, sounds familiar. But, the celebration as I remember was a lot more enthusiastic. There was even a commemorative quarter that was struck at the US mint. They're still around, worth the same as a quarter struck today, they weren't made of silver. $250 bill? Give it a couple of years....it'll buy as much as the bicentennial quarter did in 1976.
Now you're an economist, too!
See you after church.
Note to all: Rich Mohlmann is a superior plumber who, on a Sunday, is coming by fix a leak.
I am adding Rich to the list of those who might appear on a $250 bill.