I love that he imagines using the ring to create a vast garden of fruit trees and flowers

No-one could ever really be Kermit, but I’m longing to see the show 😊

In Chapter 7, Michael Wesch explains that:
1. Both sides offer wisdom
2. They each reveal the blind spots in the other
3. Our political differences are natural and unavoidable
4. Our political differences are an essential adaptation
5. There are many dangers to Us vs. Them thinking

Exactly

I’m asking this as someone who believes that there is a lot of potential in social media, to expand our worlds and link us with people who have different ideas and cultures - so I’m asking how we might continue to communicate and collaborate.

We all pay to care for each other, see? With our taxes. I pay taxes so that the kid sitting next to my kid at school is well cared for, even if they are poor. This benefits my child. And then when we are in pain and need urgent care ourselves, it’s easy for us. No devastating financial drama.

A colleague at work used the work ‘concatenate’ last week and it’s still annoying me

And to think my British partner broke his leg in Europe recently, got helicoptered off a mountain, cared for in brand-new hospital with lovely staff, medication, further care once we got back home to the UK, many physiotherapy appointments, fancy boots (2 different types), and the TOTAL cost? £0:00.

Silver lining news: Had to move house (boooo!) but can now hear the rough sea pounding in the distance on quiet winter nights (yay!)

That's excellent news 😊

Get the children hooked - customers for life!

Of course kids buy vapes, they are brightly coloured and sweetie flavoured. They are just children having sweets. Their brains haven’t matured yet to be able to understand the future risks. It’s a brilliant marketing strategy when you think about it 🍭🍬🍡