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Diagnosis Is In: I’m Suffering From EEF

October 21, 2008
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(Reader’s mind races… What is EEF? Didn’t I read about that online? Or was it on the news? Maybe it was in USA Today. Is it serious? Is it life-threatening?) 😯

I bet you are suffering from it, too.

EEF is Election and Economy Fatigue. (Yes, I just coined it this afternoon.) 😀

Blech.

I’m sick of it all and yet feel compelled to keep reading and listening. It’s like driving by an accident. You can’t help but look.

Pathetic, I know.

Part of me wants to swear off writing about those topics here, but I find it cathartic to write about it and discuss it with others. So I can’t promise something I know I won’t keep.

But two more weeks? And it is sure to get worse before it gets better. 😯

Hang in there with me! 😀

Let me know if you have EEF too!

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About Sallie Borrink

I’m a Christian, wife, homeschool mom, battle-seasoned blogger, and happy warrior for Christ. I discuss how Christians who don’t fit dominant institutional church and cultural narratives are already living truthfully and faithfully in the body of Christ.

“Now the Bereans were more noble-minded than the Thessalonians, for they received the message with great eagerness and examined the Scriptures every day to see if these teachings were true.” Acts 17:11

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  1. Andrea

    October 21, 2008 at 2:55 pm

    My only gripe is this: does the current administration think we’re STUPID? Do they really think that we’re all magically feeling all better now? All the war mongering for the past 8 years, and NOW they fix the economic problems? Gah! *throws hands in air in disgust*

    The representative to my area, Paul Ryan, was a vehement opponent of the bailout, but realized it was what was best for many communities around the country like the one he calls home: Janesville. Having lived and worked in that area for 5 years, it makes me so sad to know that many friends, who are already having hard times due to pay cuts, prices rising, etc are now going to have harder times as the Janesville plant closes.

    There is just no good way to “fix” our economic problems until people stop being so darned entitled, selfish, and greedy. 😡

    Sorry, I’m on my soapbox today, but seriously, what is WRONG with our peers? I’m 26, and I’m smart enough to figure that I have to pay my mortgage on time, pay my credit cards off as I can every month, and live within my means best that I can. Sure, Aaron just got a new Blu Ray player, but it is a Sony, it was $198 down from $500, and our DVD player is about to bite it. I could live without cable….but like Sallie and David, I can’t live without the occasional movie or A& E mini-series. It was in the budget, and it is also his Christmas present. But had we not had the money, we wouldn’t have bought it. Seems to me that some people don’t understand that principle.

    *frown* I’m just grumpy today, I guess.

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  2. Heather

    October 21, 2008 at 4:05 pm

    I hear you.

    I am past burnt out on this election. I feel that it has come down to outright socialism or socialism-lite.

    Sigh.

    I love the diagnosis of EEF. I’m going to have to use that as my status update on Facebook. 🙂

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  3. Kim

    October 21, 2008 at 7:22 pm

    YES!!!!!! I can’t stand it, but I still read and listen! 😯

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  4. Ann

    October 22, 2008 at 7:08 am

    Yes, I have EEF. I can’t wait until this election is over. I hope that no matter who wins, the whole country can move on. I feel like there is so much anger and venom on both sides lately, it worries me.

    OTOH, the economy I can’t even think about because it gets me too angry!

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  5. TheNormalMiddle

    October 22, 2008 at 8:18 am

    All I can say is, that I am waiting for the day to see normal commercials again.

    Since NC has been deemed a “battleground state” every single commercial all day long during ANY program is either pres/governor/senate race commercials. And they are ALL so negative on all sides.

    I am ready to see the cute little snuggle bear again or even a CAR commercial!

    🙂

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  6. Kate

    October 22, 2008 at 2:30 pm

    New to your blog – but definitely a fellow EEF-er! Best of luck to all of us as we suffer through the next 2 or 3 weeks. I’ll show up to vote, but otherwise I’m skipping out on all the news (as best I can) until after Nov. 4. It’s the only way to maintain a “quiet, simple life”!

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“Now the Bereans were more noble-minded than the Thessalonians, for they received the message with great eagerness and examined the Scriptures every day to see if these teachings were true.” Acts 17:11

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