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Europeans and Americans have two days off each week, Saturday and Sunday, but those two days are not at home, but they drive each other to the outskirts of the city by car because they are tired of the city atmosphere. They hurried away, hurried back, and ended up having two days off as well as two working days. If they saw that, they would quickly say goodbye to us and go to the forest, even if we bring all the comforts and ingenuity of science to seduce them to stay, it will be in vain.” Easily distracted by rodeo and beer vintage text poster Living like this may be considered by many to be old-fashioned and backward, but we should not be afraid of public opinion. but must have the courage to live according to their own will and, as Tofller says, “every society will need groups of people who know how to stand apart from innovation”. do not buy items that are used only once and then thrown away; not attend useless organizations and meetings; And if you have to change jobs at work, then at home, try to keep up with the daily tasks, keep the same schedule.

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Definition: Many people who rely on the US make money very easily, get rich very quickly, and have unimaginable splendor, but they often lack the qualifications, so the culture must be degenerate. Currently (1981), in the South, there are also a number of officials and traders who get rich through bribery and smuggling, while the majority of honest educated people suffer from unemployment, meals, and society due to poverty. That’s not stable, it’s healthy. The authorities must understand that but have not found any effective measures. But the most stable countries, the most virtuous people are those where the people’s assets are close to the balance, everyone has enough to eat or a little extra. like Finlande, Suède, Norvège… Home is the same: the petty bourgeoisie is usually the most virtuous because they are neither too rich nor poor. If you are too poor, you will become a thief; if you are greedy, you will not be qualified; if you are too rich, you will become depraved. That lesson we should remember. Easily distracted by rodeo and beer vintage text poster I read and reread Paul’s work, trying to understand what he had to offer. First, it’s musical. It has the sound of Galway Kinell, almost a prose poem. (“If one day it happens/ you find yourself next to your loved one/ in the cafe down the street/ Pont Mirabeau, the French bar/ wine in straight open glass…” quote Kinnel in a poem I once heard him recite in Iowa City without looking at the paper.) But I also tasted something else, something from an old-fashioned land, before the days of all-zinc French bars. A few days later, when I read Paul’s essay again, I discovered it: Paul’s writing was reminiscent of Thomas Browne’s. Browne wrote Religio Medici (The Belief of a Physician) in a prose in 1642, both in archaic spelling and parlance.

I suggested skipping the trip, to open myself up more, to see the two marriage therapists that Lucy suggested a few months ago, but she was adamant that she needed time — alone. By this time, the fog that had covered the chaos had dissipated, leaving only a sharp edge. Okay, I said. If she decides to go, then I’ll consider the relationship over. If I did have cancer, I wouldn’t say it — she would be free to live any life she wanted. Easily distracted by rodeo and beer vintage text poster In each web, crawling on toothpick-like legs was a body as large as an onion, glistening black, in its splendor a blood-red hourglass mark that looked terrifying. Near each one was a pale, bulging pouch that was about to give birth to countless widow spiders even darker than that. Fear made me let go of the manhole cover. I slipped backwards. The horror comes in the mix of “country reality” (Nothing is more venomous than the bite of a black widow spider) and the monster pose and the glossy black and the red hourglass on the belly: me nightmares for years afterward.

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