Nothing.
Entertainment means nothing to me.
I eat just as well as I did when President Trump was in office because I grow my own or get it from friends who have farms near me, and I have at least enough preserved food to last unil the end of this -- giggle -- "administration". I'm getting ready to start my garden "sowing" the seeds I saved from last year's garden in tiny pots under grow lights.
I didn't have to pare down my clothing budget because I bought enough fabric to choke a horse when President Trump was in office and yard goods were still cheap. If I want new clothing, I make it. Shoes as well. I was smart enough to buy very rugged Carhartt when I had to buy something like a coat or boots. They'll last for years.
Oh, PS -- If the power grid goes out, all I'll need is daylight to sew that clothing with my beautiful 100-year-old Singer 66 treadle sewing machine. If the power goes out, how are the little whiners going to charge their Holy Glowing Rectangles? When they don't have social media and video games, they will literally lose their small minds.
And when it gets really cold like much of this winter has been, they'll note the smoke coming from my chimney and smell the smells of dinner cooking on my wood stove. They will probably knock on my door, cold and hungry. I will remember all of the nasty slurs that good people have endured from the baby killing soibois we encounter here all the time, when those high rise tiny box apartments go dark and cold.
When my husband left the earth, we had accumulated enough wealth that I don't have to worry about the cost of much of anything. My car is paid for, well cared for and running beautifully. My home is paid for and I have done some major improvements. I have enough in the bank to cover any "emergencies".
The people who are being screwed are the losers who never bothered to get themselves ready. The silly SJW's who spent their time and energy on "protesting", instead of working and amassing wealth. The ones who now are going to whine the loudest when eggs cannot be had and milk is $10/gallon, and bread is $10 a loaf. And real meat will probably go up to $50/pound, but my freezer is full of beef, pork and chicken.
So, the only real change in my life is the price of gas. I don't think it will hurt me. I can economize. Gas goes a long way when you've got a scooter that gets about 50 miles per gallon.
No real changes in my life.
