I went back and checked. it was actually built before Covid. I'm not sure it would be possible to build it now.
no. she still loves Facebook. and it's probably good she does. we had an glucose monitor disaster with my son last weekend, and someone from one of her T1 Facebook groups came to our rescue.
great post.
It is still possible to build beautiful spaces. This is the great hall in my church in Dallas, built four years ago.

It feels like things are going to get interest between now and September. Maybe we'll get a glimpse of what the new order will look like.
Is this instead of the McDonald's job?
to destroy nationalism wherever to appears and to destabilize the middle east to justify having an army there.
It IS what happens in a globalist free trade environment. Labor and production goes to its cheapest location.
what did you ponder?
They know when we need them, and they know when we appreciate them.
My cat and I hunted a mouse in the house for two days a couple of weeks ago. I wasn't his favorite person until we caught it in my study and I praised him all day about it. Now he naps in there while I'm working and follows me around the house.

You mean free trade has been bad for many towns across the US?
Want to be more informed about tariffs (and more broadly industrialization vs free market economies)?
Watch this video.
All places should be unique. This doesn't presume one is better than another, just that they have different things to offer. And if one place doesn't want to trade with another, that's fine with me.
Tomorrow should be a blast.






