Another week, another trillion dollars lost in the market, another 100,000 people laid off, another gloomy economic outlook. This is starting to become normal? Ugh.
Well you have to find the bright spots in life.
I’m getting to sample wedding cakes today. I’m expecting at least five samples, but I’ll happily take ten. There are tons of options and so I’ve suggested to The Sheconomist that we at least sample 75% of the options. Everyone has a weakness. Some people like to drink, or smoke, or play Halo. Maybe you love fried chicken. I don’t care. Mine is desserts, and because frosting, cake takes, well, the cake. With so many stressed involved in planning a wedding I’ve always known that one day I would sample cakes, and it would be glorious.
Like last week, I’m still taking suggestions on best of 2008 nominations. Please email me philip [at] weakonomics.com. Below are the categories:
Websites
Money Sites
News Websites
Software
Music
Books
Best Fails
Best Successes
Please take note I have updated the Special Features section of Weakonomics.com. The organization has been improved and there are some hints to some upcoming features.
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Don’t worry, I’m sure we’ll have more bad news next week. But for now enjoy the weekend.
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