Bad

 Our outside temps were 67 (F) this morning here in Central PA.  Temps are supposed to climb into the mid 70s (F), a cool beginning to August.  If the long range forecast holds out, we're looking at high temps in the low to mid 80s (F) for the next week.  And all of that rain we were supposed to get yesterday, it passed both above and below us.  We got maybe a drop or two.  That's it.  So this morning I went out and watered my raised garden.

The only thing I did a lot of yesterday was eat.  Oh, my.  I haven't stepped on the scale this morning, but I'm certain I gained about 20 pounds.  That is an exaggeration, of course, but believe me when I tell you that poundage was added.

Certain chores are already scheduled for today, number one being the purchase of either a runner, or a small area rug.  Howie was bad.  He was told so in no uncertain terms.  What did he do?  Chewed a hole in my area rug.  He did get a scolding, and then afterwards he couldn't be nice enough, or friendly enough.  Working in the flooring department, I have to tell you that this is not a first, we have had many customers coming in looking for small sections of carpet to repair spots their dogs have chewed up.  In fact, one of our managers had to buy a rather large piece to fix a big hole his daughter's dog had feasted on.

The jobs report is out this morning.  It's not good.  Only 73,000 jobs were created in the United States last month.  It's also reported that jobs figures for the past 2 months have been revised down.  NBC has reported that this  is not a good sign for the economy.  And the Orange Anus has just announced more tariffs and increased tariffs.  Believe me, things are going to get worse.  He's going to crash this economy so badly.  Corporations are going to fall apart.  Stocks will crash.  And Orangie will do what he does best, blame Obama.  Except it's not going to work.  Time is not on his side in so many more ways than one.

And regarding the Proctor & Gamble price increases, it's not just cleaning supplies, it's Crest tooth paste and Old Spice everything, to give you just two more names.  There are many more because Proctor & Gamble has pretty much of a monopoly on certain types of products.