#thefuckery ...The chef was forced to fire the music band, but the restaurant is still under threat of closure...
#thefuckery ...The chef was forced to fire the music band, but the restaurant is still under threat of closure...
Countries are starting to not let us in Anymore.
if you are a seasoned traveler, or someone who is taking their 1st trip…you should know this.
A lot of changing for US travel and US passports and it’s not hard to see why, in the past few years countries don’t look at us the same anymore. And it’s starting to be reflected in our ability to travel to other places like Brazil, EU, we are going to have to start getting visas but…we do the same to everyone else (we make everyone get a visa just to transit through the U.S. so there's that) this is something to stay on top of, especially going from 6th to 39th…
One good thing about Covid... Haven't been sick in years! Not even a cold, but that extends before Covid, but it did make me step it up... My secret? As soon as I feel the slightest thing I pop some vitamin C, and take a nap...
Except for some diabetes nonsense... which really sucks..
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