This article is selected for 123ish 3D Gold Coin Art Collection NFT I'm here to tell you about a vegetable menace that is the AIDS of the plant world. If you live in most parts of North America, these plants have you surrounded. They're butt-ugly brown sticks thrusting phallically into the sky in unnatural rows, crowned by a spidery fright-wig of spikes. They look like a raspberry on a stick. I'm talking, of course, about the omnipresent palm tree, found everywhere in your city. It doesn't matter…
Moving to Thailand or the Philippines and how the English language, cultural influence, cost of living, and relationships could affect your choices. It is never as easy as choosing a pros and cons list or just doing what works for others. If one is considering the possibility of moving to Asia and becoming an official Expatriate (or expat for short), two popular choices are:
Moving to Thailand
Moving to the Philippines
I use these two more specifically because I have lived in both countries. In…
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Food, one of the key happiness factors of living in Southeast Asia
It can be said for those looking to live in the Philippines or Thailand that: "a way to a Expat's heart is through their stomach." When choosing to move to a country to live in Asia, people often consider between moving to Thailand or moving to the Philippines. They are both unique in their own right. When deciding between moving to Thailand or moving to the Philippines, we often look into some of the bigger issues between the two…
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This article is selected for 123ish 3D Gold Coin Art Collection NFT Ready For Commander? Commander, also called "EDH" (stands for "Elder Dragon Highlander," an outdated in-joke), is the most popular format of the collectible trading card game Magic: The Gathering, counting over-all formats. While EDH doesn't appear much in competitive formats when the tournament is over, and the last booster box handed out, look for the players to be huddled up in the corner over a Commander game. It has every…
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If you can read this, you're not living in a dystopia! You know how teenagers end up so negative, depressed, and pessimistic? Maybe it's because we shove gloom and doom down their throats as part of their required reading. In the United States, George Orwell's mid-20th-century dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four is heavily picked by teachers as required reading for students, and the blues don't end there. Here is a list of required reading titles for American high schools, let's see how negative…
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