Stack (Again)

Stack happens everyday.

Prior wrongs or problems accumulate.

Layer upon layer, stacked until we have a huge pile, a tall stack.

Stacking depends upon history. We must remember past ills and brood over them to cause our stack to rise high.

The past ills may be our own or some other person who we dehumanize in order to stack the pile higher.

Stacking up anger, wrongs, disappointments, frustrations, biases, and hate is common.

Eventually the stack topples over causing an eruption of regretful behavior.

Regretful behavior will destroy any family's finances faster than you can say "stack."

Stacking rules out joint-decision making and family-strategizing .

Stacking costs much money in the form of counseling, divorce, suicide, ignorance, and neglect.

The solution?

Don't stack.       (Photo courtesy Master Photo Image)