This budget doesn't account for saving for college for our children, saving for retirement, or saving for much of anything at all.
It's time to send power out of Washington for our schools, save and strengthen Social Security, do something once and for all on Medicare, do something about the military so we can make the world more peaceful, keep our promises to our veterans.
This year alone we are appealing for over $1.2bn for our life saving work to continue in 28 of the world's most pressing crises.
While we are trying to figure out how to provide a quality education for our children, and save for our retirement, the rich just keep getting richer.
We can build a better future for our communities, and save the planet.
But this time they're doing it for our benefit, to save us having to go down the pub and have our own meandering conversations.
Most of us would like nothing better than for our organs to save other people when we die, yet many elect not to register as donors.
An example would be the Windows Phone 7 ads: "it's time for our phone to save us from our phones".
The curriculum focuses on the choices we all have for our money, to save, donate, spend wisely, and to invest for the future.
It may be too late for Mozart to save our hell-bent world.
Find out here And as we're feeling polemical, here's Alan calling for action to save our libraries!
