Omo… I’m not going to lie to you, it’s been ages since I’ve last traveled. And when I say ages, I mean it’s close to a year now. It’s no secret here how I try my best to avoid any long journeys of any kind, anything that would get me to battle with traffic, I just do my best to avoid it. Unless it’s an emergency and I absolutely can’t avoid it, then I go ahead with it.

You know, I’ve thought about electric cars and what it could mean for us. The fact that it could entirely be battery-powered and not need any form of fuel at all is just bae. Of course, the only fuel it would require is electricity, because we’d have to charge it. And then we’d need chargers powerful enough to ensure that the battery fills up pretty quickly.

It’s kind of surprising just how much an entire area can change at night. Once the sun sets and the lights come up, it would be as if you’re in a totally different place entirely. If that is your first time navigating the area, you could have trouble finding your way, it won’t matter how attentive you were to detail during the day.

For me, I think it’s safe to say that I’ve lived in the rural areas, the urban ones, and also the in-between. Throughout my life, I’ve bounced around several localities for one reason or the other. At first, it was due to relocation and whatnot, and then it was because of school. Later, other life doings forced me to move to places I had no plan to stay in before.

Sometimes, I think about the levels these landlords are willing to go just to get money from their tenants and I can’t help but marvel at the audacity. Yeah, I know that the times are hard and everyone is trying to make more money than they were previously making, however, these guys seem to be really pushing it when it comes to money. As a matter of fact, they are major stakeholders in the reason why the cost of living is so high nowadays.

Wow… a decree demanding that all healthy organs in the recently deceased must be donated to the sick in the country. On the surface, it seems like a pretty good ruling. One where the needs of the people are catered to after all, it’s for the benefit of the living, and the dead won’t be needing the organs anymore. It would greatly reduce the number of people who die due to organ failure and it would also make the surgical procedure more affordable. As we all know, once the government gets involved with certain things, they become cheaper for everyone.