New reports show that the economy is turning around—now you can congratulate all your friends who made the recession so great
! Send this quirky economic ecard to let them know their contribution to history is appreciated.
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Struggling to find the right words to comfort a friend who’s been laid off? Let this economic ecard remind them that you’ll always be there… figuratively speaking.
Economic ecard: In this difficult time, I want you to know that you’re not alone. …except during the day when everyone else goes to work and you have to stay home. Alone.
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Struggling to find the right words to comfort a friend who’s unemployed? Let this light-hearted economic ecard do the talking for you!
Economic ecard: I heard the unemployment line was a great place to meet chicks!
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Struggling to find the right words to comfort a friend who’s been laid off? Let this light-hearted economic ecard do the talking for you!
Debtress Economic Ecard: Congratulations on no longer being underpaid!
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Special E-Cards for friends and family that have lost jobs or hit tough economic times.
While big businesses got bailouts and stimulus money, I kept wondering when something might come along to lift up my friends?
So instead of waiting for a handout, I recently spent some time creating a special treat that you can share with anyone who needs a little laugh. (Sorry, this bailout won’t involve any money. Hey, times are tough, right?)
I created a series of Economic E-Cards especially for people who lost a job, saw their stock portfolio plummet or are simply trying hard to make ends meet. I’m also officially declaring October “Economic E-Card Month,” and giving away a new one every Friday this month.
I’ll post the first one later today. They are all free, so please share these with anyone you know who can’t buy a laugh.
And please let me know what you think! If you like these E-Cards I’ll try to set aside some time to create a few more. Because if we can laugh at bankruptcy we can laugh at anything.
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