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Happy Recessmass
Hundreds of thousands of jobs lost.
Billions spent propping up ailing the auto maker and financial sectors.
And the stock market has flat lined over the past year.
I think we all might need a little pick me up.
The solution is obvious.
Create a holiday.
Ladies and gentlemen open your minds and hearts and welcome Recessmass into your yearly agenda.
It’s simple to set up:
A) Recessmass Tree: Chop down one of your neighbours or former bosses’ trees — preferably a small bent tree with little foilage — something that resembles the classic from A Charlie Brown Christmas. Place it in your office and home and decorate with ornaments made from useless stocks and bonds certificates; pink slips and eviction notices are other options.
B) Recessnog: Gather round the Recessmass tree and serve up some cold Recessnog; it’s easy to make: just squeeze a few plastic containers of ketchup, mustard and relish into a rusty steel bowl, add lukewarm water and stir. Yum. Friends, co-workers and family can gather round the tree quaff a few nogs and sing old favourites like: Brother Can You Spare a Dime? Money and I’m Down, by the Beatles, and She’s Giving Her Children Away (The Kids) by Lou Reed.
C) Don’t worry about expensive light decorations — you probably can’t afford electricity anyway.
D) Gifts: If you have children who insist on gifts just tell them Depresso Clause won’t be coming this year because they were such bad boys and girls. Alternatively, tell them to get a job.
E) Food: No food is required except for muffins — It is absolutely vital that make muffins for your co-workers.
G) Date: April 1.
Have yourself a Merry Little Recessmass.
