There is certainly more to the Hong Kong protest situation than what we see and hear on television and the Internet. With a foreign eye though, I can only assume that those protesters are just striving for what we have here in Canadaāsurely that cannot be wrong, although the method of obtaining itās not necessarily kosher.
Like a birth defect, poor name choices can be an everlasting nuisance to a personās life. Although, I donāt know the formula for perfect naming, I do know that certain words have a particular connotation that may evoke emotions that you wouldnāt necessarily want to have associated with a person.
Unless you have paid to reserve a spot to park your vehicle, you have no right to block a space on a public road with a lawn chair, a traffic cone, or an empty milk jug.
It has been said time and again that politicians, as public figures and representatives of the countryās citizenry, should set a higher moral standard.
Boys, have you ever been talking to a girl and suddenly have a thought pop into your head? You know, the one that says: āSheās not interested in you.
We brag about the products we own as if it was some kind of accomplishment. As if it added value to our lives. It doesnāt.
As I watched a news telecast announce that Cody Legebokoff is the convicted serial killer who murdered three women and a teenager before he was 20āand has been sentenced to lifetime imprisonment
We are experiencing a shift in popular cultureāwhat I would call an expansion into a more worldly view. More specifically, we as a society have become interested in the nerdy aspects of other foreign geek subcultures.
I love the song āAll About That Bassā by Meghan Trainor. It has a really positive message. For a long time, positive body image has been a goal in feminist communities, which Iām all for.
Coming from a British Commonwealth country in South Asia, where the adjacent countries obtained their independence one after the other several decades ago, I was anxious to know the results of the referendum in Scotland, and Iām glad of the outcome.
