It actually doesn’t. China is a very diverse and beautiful country. CCP is an ugly government.
PaddleMaster
joined 1 year ago
If you’re this angry, then by all means, please leave.
In the less developed world Covid was dubbed “rich man’s sickness” because only people who were affected were those who had the means to travel. But those few rich brought it back, and made it everyone’s problem. Am I angry with those people? No.
Most governments were not handing this well. Your anger towards only one country’s government is misguided.
Yes! That would be amazing!
Or anyone considered a threat to the state.
In my circle, we are eating less “junk” the prices are absurd. Chips were replaced with different snacks, no more soda. It’s all the same price or more expensive than fruit, trail mix and other alternatives. And I thought Tyson’s was overpriced junk 10+ years ago. I can’t imagine what it’s like now.
How was it? It looks great!
I wish US car companies have more EV options. It’s Tesla (I’d never buy one), and a few other options (Hyundai, Kia have theirs). None are particularly attractive to me. The SUV styles available don’t interest me. I’m in Asia on vacation and the electric and hybrid options are amazing. I’d love a small car option with AWD. I’ll continue to drive my 10+ year old car until something interesting comes to market.
There’s different rules between softball and baseball; but yes, same concept. Edit to say that the biggest difference is ball size. And because softball is larger, the fast balls generally don’t get as fast as baseball. I believe field size is different, so baseball is spread out farther.
Sometimes being alone is better than drama. Take the time to enjoy yourself. Don’t frame this as a negative. Go and do something you enjoy. Read a book while enjoying a cup of tea, watch movies, go out somewhere. The possibilities are many.
Thank you!! I did well, so I’m very excited!
I just finished my final exam. I need a good grade to pass this class. So here’s to hoping I did it!!
Celebrate the small wins, but don’t stop putting in the hard work