Why price of eggs skyrocketed?
kilikini wrote:
> Steven,
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> You assume correctly, I live on Maui. You would be amazed at things here.
> My husband (45 years old) makes $7.00 an hour at his job. I'm a free-lance
> computer tech, so my salary varies...
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> I should send you a link to the Maui News Letters to the Editor.....LOTS of
> people complain there about food and gas prices. Oh, by the way, the price
> of gas is $2.37 cents a gallon.
>
Well, my thoughts on this thansgiving are both with you/Hubby and with
my family.
Yours for good luck in the future under economic circumstances that
would knock me for a loop..and mine for living in Massachusetts (where
the economy stinks...I was unemployed for 9 mnths but have found the
wonders of healthcare employment with my wife), for eggs are $1.20 and
milk is $1.99 for 1%, and gas has dropped to around $1.55 per gal.
Do me a favor...do send me the link...I'm seriously interested, not in
visiting, but in how people deal and stick up for their rights in your area.
Time for a Hawaiian President!
Happy Thanksgiving!
> Don'tcha want to visit PARADISE?
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> Tee hee,
>
> Kilikini
>
> "Steven P. Wallace" > wrote in message
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>>kilikini wrote:
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>>>Average salary is about $8.00 an hour and the unemployment rate is high.
>>>Try finding a new place to live! Jeesh! I just went thru that. I
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> found a
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>>>box for $1000 a month.
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>>>Count your blessings, people.......
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>>>Kilikini
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>>Kilikini...apologies...where are you? I was assuming Hawaii? This is
>>very intersting subject that may be off topic to this group, but If
>>above is true. I'm astounded. I can understand high prices but not
>>average salary.
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>>This sounds like an environment where people die daily at a high rate.
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>>I'm familier with island living (though no where near as far off coast
>>as you may be) it sounds like there should be crippled beggars on the
>>streets like the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
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