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Top 10 United States Cities with the Highest Poverty Rates

Posted by Pamela Rice Hahn on September 20, 2008.

Can you guess what the top ten US cities with the highest poverty rates all have in common?

Some of you may be surprised.

For the rest of us, the answer is predictable. (Hint: It’s because some people don’t want change.)

The Grouchy Old Cripple in Atlanta has the answer.

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3 Simple Rules to Avoid Poverty

Posted by Pamela Rice Hahn on April 15, 2008.

$Stop Whining T-Shirt and Gift Ideas Design Show your fun side with this humorous \"stop whining\" stop sign t shirt and gift ideas design. stop sign, humor, funny, gifts, stop whining, whining, warning, t-shirt, workplace, attitude, cute, red, t-shirts, sweatshirt, road sign, comedy, tees, long sleeve t, complain, complaints, no whining, humorous, apparel$ Convinced that throwing more money at the problem isn’t the solution, in his commentary about the dropout rate for Atlanta city schools the Grouchy Old Cripple in Atlanta (whose logo I believe to be one of the best ever!) says you can solve poverty by following “Three Simple Rules.”

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pammy the pencil a character in the Writing Woes comic strip and the Chronic Illness Realities Comic Strip

Pammy is the main character in the Writing Woes and Chronic Illness Realities comic strips by Pamela Rice Hahn. When Pammy dons her gray suit and assumes her counter identity of Thera Pist, you can be assured that something's inspired her to go to work as an Observational Therapist. The Observational Therapist Thera Pist is a character in the Writing Woes comic strip and the Chronic Illness Realities Comic Strip

The Observational Therapist Thera Pist is a character in the Writing Woes comic strip and the Chronic Illness Realities Comic Strip

Sometimes those Christian conservative blog observations are wordier than what can be stated in the comic strip, so the Observational Therapist sometimes also makes an in-print appearance here on this site.

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Who Is Pamela Rice Hahn?

A professional writer since 1984, Pamela Rice Hahn is the author of 18 published books.

Pam is also a graphics designer, comic strip creator, and songwriter.

Learn more about Pam by visiting her her personal Web site, the information about her cookbooks page, her CookingWithPam.com bio page and her books page.

Pam created ObservationalTherapist.com because she firmly believes in "imagining the world as it ought to be, but seeing it as it is."