I need humor to forget about the miseries of life really LOL – well misery may be too stark a word for it but look at the world and how we live in it? It is scary and even scarier when Orange Man, who is in a world position to do a lot of things – not joining WHO, meddling with HK…I pity HK as it has gone through so much rioting that life as an economy cannot flourish and businesses are dying, not to mention job losses due to the disruptions. I wish each will look within their own country and help. Not fight. Not riot or cause more sadness.
Well said, GH, agree that humour (or humor) offers a handle on things when they’re so out of control – ultimately, though, it comes down to wise government responsive to the needs of all citizens, not just those who voted for them. A return to statesmanship, to use an old-fashioned word … yes, poor HK, fingers crossed for them!
Thank you for the compliment! I hope HK thrives again. I used to live and work there as a fresh grad expat when the Brits were still colonial masters. It was vibrant and exciting. Not like now!
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LAUGHED OUT LOUD!
I love the Husky’s furcut! I never knew beneath all the fur, it was so small! LOL
We’re good at humour, perhaps, because we don’t seem to have much else going for us!
I need humor to forget about the miseries of life really LOL – well misery may be too stark a word for it but look at the world and how we live in it? It is scary and even scarier when Orange Man, who is in a world position to do a lot of things – not joining WHO, meddling with HK…I pity HK as it has gone through so much rioting that life as an economy cannot flourish and businesses are dying, not to mention job losses due to the disruptions. I wish each will look within their own country and help. Not fight. Not riot or cause more sadness.
Well said, GH, agree that humour (or humor) offers a handle on things when they’re so out of control – ultimately, though, it comes down to wise government responsive to the needs of all citizens, not just those who voted for them. A return to statesmanship, to use an old-fashioned word … yes, poor HK, fingers crossed for them!
Thank you for the compliment! I hope HK thrives again. I used to live and work there as a fresh grad expat when the Brits were still colonial masters. It was vibrant and exciting. Not like now!
Interesting perspective – personal experience is the best way to judge situations. 🙂
Normal cats? Really?
Haha…cats will be cats!!
and they rule!
They do!!!
😻