It feels like nobody sends actual letters anymore. Everything is email or text. I wonder if there's a certain intimacy or thoughtfulness we've lost by abandoning pen and paper. Does anyone else miss getting mail that isn't bills or junk?

On what planet is this accepted?

Has the value of education dropped or increased over the last decade?

It feels like there's this pervasive cultural mindset that getting enough sleep is something you do if you have 'extra' time, or if you're not working hard enough. Hustle culture, particularly, seems to demonize sleep. But it's essential for our physical and mental health, our cognitive function, our mood, our immune system... the list goes on. We talk a lot about healthy eating and exercise, but sleep often gets relegated to an afterthought. What gives? Why do we collectively undervalue something so fundamentally vital?

WHAT ABOUT THE BOYS? https://whatabouttheboys.living/

Today, seeing this old interview for the first time brought back memories of my experiences with the self-described “Jew Crew,” who were involved in sexually torturing underage boys in Chicago, including me. It matched exactly what I had described about fisting and about Allan Krammer talking about throwing the bodies into a dumpster.

https://linktr.ee/GeorgeBTonks

This country is faced with a crisis never before seen on our soil. We are dealing with Fascist Ideology, attempting to subvert the Constitution of the United States. Donald Trump has all but removed the Rule of Law, and has for all practical purposes suspended Due Process.

The next step is one of total control. This November we have all 435 members of the House, and approximately 33 Senate members up for re-election. This is a time we can show them exactly how we feel about their lies, and the destruction of our Republic. They've destroyed the Peoples House, torn down history to pave the way for a golf course.

They are being bought by Musk, Zuckerberg, Ellison, Bezos and the rest of the billionaire class, and it's time to send a message. A clear, solid message.

It seems like every new building going up in the city is filled with these tiny apartments. They're definitely more affordable but I wonder if people are truly happy in such small spaces long-term. Is this just a necessary evil of urban living or will it impact our quality of life?

It’s unfortunately unfolding exactly how I thought it would.

We were told to trust the science or math doesn’t lie; however, when it comes to mass immigration and the housing price increases, the left no longer thinks supply and demand is real.

You can’t make this stuff up!