Nevada
Well I hope if they're really hungry, they get some bites.
I thought canned goods too -- such as someone with a family to feed who needed to fill the pantry.
I've noticed that in tough times the barter always returns as a natural economic function. Maybe that's how we're supposed to operate all the time. (Whatever "supposed to" means.)
The Second Life readings idea intrigues me -- not as a money making idea, but as an experiential one. I have never visited there, never wanted to add the software onto my clunky old computer (if it would even work), but I'm intrigue by the whole idea -- and a little concerned that if I ever did try it I'd get addicted. Me and my fantasy life are very close friends.
I thought canned goods too -- such as someone with a family to feed who needed to fill the pantry.
I've noticed that in tough times the barter always returns as a natural economic function. Maybe that's how we're supposed to operate all the time. (Whatever "supposed to" means.)
The Second Life readings idea intrigues me -- not as a money making idea, but as an experiential one. I have never visited there, never wanted to add the software onto my clunky old computer (if it would even work), but I'm intrigue by the whole idea -- and a little concerned that if I ever did try it I'd get addicted. Me and my fantasy life are very close friends.