Month: October 2006

Tomorrow

Today I felt very inspired by the song Tomorrow from the musical Annie.

The sun'll come out, tomorrow,
Bet your bottom dollar, that tomorrow,
There'll be sun,

Just thinkin about, tomorrow,
Clears away the cobwebs and the sorrow, till theres none,

When I'm stuck with a day, thats grey and lonely,
I just stick out my chin, and grin, and say:

Oh, the sun'll come out tomorrow,
So you gotta hang on till tomorrow,
Come what may.

Tomorrow tomorrow, I love you tomorrow,
You're only a day away,

The sun'll come out, tomorrow,
Bet your bottom dollar, that tomorrow,
There'll be sun,

Just thinkin about, tomorrow,
Clears away the cobwebs and the sorrow, till theres none,

When Im stuck with a day, thats grey and lonely,
I just stick out my chin, and grin, and say,

Oh, the sun'll come out tomorrow,
So you gotta hang on till tomorrow,
Come what may.

Tomorrow tomorrow, I love you tomorrow,
You're always a day away,

Tomorrow tomorrow, I love you tomorrow,
Youre only a day away,

The sun'll come out, tomorrow,
Bet your bottom dollar, that tomorrow,
There'll be sun,

Just thinkin about, tomorrow,
Clears away the cobwebs and the sorrow, till theres none,

When I'm stuck with a day, thats grey and lonely,
I just stick out my chin, and grin, and say:

Oh, the sun'll come out tomorrow,
So you gotta hang on till tomorrow,
Come what may.

Tomorrow tomorrow, I love you tomorrow,
You're always a day away,

Tomorrow tomorrow, I love you tomorrow,
You're only a day away

Euro

EU monetary affairs commissioner Joaquin Almunia has said that Brussels could in theory take Sweden to Europe's top court for not joining the euro despite meeting all the economic criteria - but he added that such action "is not necessary or desirable" for now.

( euobserver.com )

I can't even begin to state how bad I would consider the ramifications in the events of such a decision to be, and thankfully I don't have to for now. Personally I find the Euro-zone to have a too great variation to have one common central bank and one common currency, not only due to the expansion to include new member countries, but the large budget deficits in some of the older member states as well.