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💔🐾 A Heartbreaking Thanksgiving and What It Highlighted About Money 💔🐾
This Thanksgiving, my daughter brought our foster dog, Tux 🐕, to visit his former owner.
The woman had been moved to a nursing home because of Alzheimer’s, and Tux was left behind in her backyard until a rescue group found him.
She cried for weeks after losing her dog 😢.
Tux stayed at the rescue facility for almost a year, spending most of his time in a kennel...until he came to us.
When she saw Tux again this weekend, she was overjoyed—but saying goodbye broke her heart all over again 💔.
She begged my daughter to take good care of him. It was a moment that left us all in tears 😭.
Stories like this are all too common.
In America, many of us dread getting old.
We imagine sickness, loneliness, and losing the people (or pets) we love 🧓💔🐕.
Worse, we don’t just fear it—we expect it.
But why? 🤔
It’s not just bad luck or poor planning.
One big reason is that people are fighting to keep up with the rising cost of everything.
Inflation is eating away at what our money can buy.
Families rely on two incomes—or even multiple jobs—just to survive.
As sebbunney (npub1tm2…lpna) explains in The Hidden Cost of Money, this isn’t just about dollars and cents 💵.
It’s about time ⏳ and relationships ❤️.
When parents are too tired from working, they have little left to give their kids—or their aging parents.
So, kids go to daycare and before- or after-school programs, and our elderly are sent to nursing homes.
It doesn’t have to be this way.
If we all understood how money printing and inflation work, we’d see that this isn’t about politics.
😡 It’s about a system that steals from everyone by reducing the value of the money we hold.
The first step to changing this is education 📚💡.
Knowledge gives us power—the power to make better decisions for ourselves and our families.
That’s what we’re building at Orange Hatter—a place for curious people to learn, share ideas, and take action.
If you’re ready to start asking the right questions and finding real answers, join the conversation.
Together, we can work toward a future where stories like Tux’s aren’t so common 🐾❤️.
👉 Visit OrangeHatter.com and get involved. 🌟
#FinancialEducation
#InflationAwareness
#FamilyValues
#ParentingTips
#KnowledgeIsPower
This Thanksgiving, my daughter brought our foster dog, Tux 🐕, to visit his former owner.
The woman had been moved to a nursing home because of Alzheimer’s, and Tux was left behind in her backyard until a rescue group found him.
She cried for weeks after losing her dog 😢.
Tux stayed at the rescue facility for almost a year, spending most of his time in a kennel...until he came to us.
When she saw Tux again this weekend, she was overjoyed—but saying goodbye broke her heart all over again 💔.
She begged my daughter to take good care of him. It was a moment that left us all in tears 😭.
Stories like this are all too common.
In America, many of us dread getting old.
We imagine sickness, loneliness, and losing the people (or pets) we love 🧓💔🐕.
Worse, we don’t just fear it—we expect it.
But why? 🤔
It’s not just bad luck or poor planning.
One big reason is that people are fighting to keep up with the rising cost of everything.
Inflation is eating away at what our money can buy.
Families rely on two incomes—or even multiple jobs—just to survive.
As sebbunney (npub1tm2…lpna) explains in The Hidden Cost of Money, this isn’t just about dollars and cents 💵.
It’s about time ⏳ and relationships ❤️.
When parents are too tired from working, they have little left to give their kids—or their aging parents.
So, kids go to daycare and before- or after-school programs, and our elderly are sent to nursing homes.
It doesn’t have to be this way.
If we all understood how money printing and inflation work, we’d see that this isn’t about politics.
😡 It’s about a system that steals from everyone by reducing the value of the money we hold.
The first step to changing this is education 📚💡.
Knowledge gives us power—the power to make better decisions for ourselves and our families.
That’s what we’re building at Orange Hatter—a place for curious people to learn, share ideas, and take action.
If you’re ready to start asking the right questions and finding real answers, join the conversation.
Together, we can work toward a future where stories like Tux’s aren’t so common 🐾❤️.
👉 Visit OrangeHatter.com and get involved. 🌟
#FinancialEducation
#InflationAwareness
#FamilyValues
#ParentingTips
#KnowledgeIsPower