Bill Gates Had Been “At Fault”
This latest report by TMZ proves what I have been suspecting: It is Bill Gates who had been “at fault,” so much so that the entire family has been furious
Category: Relationship & psychology
From The Gateses To The QAnon
The split of the Gateses is now everywhere in the news. Too many have focused on how the couple would split their money, a boring topic to me. I found
Investing In A Relationship Is The Best Way To Avoid Micro-Cheating
I read and saved this from Flipboard the other day but forgot about it until today. The issue it discussed is common, and its three-point solution makes sense from the
Celebrities & US
I laughed when I was reading the transcript of this Zoom interview of Sharon Stone for her newly published memoir with an interesting title of “The Beauty of Living Twice.”
My Reading Of The Winfrey Interview of Prince Harry & Meghan
I did not watch the whole thing but read a few pieces here and there. This one gives a pretty good highlight of the main takeaways. No Bombshell From the
What Can We Learn From The Teen Movie “Moxie”?
Can’t get enough of the teen stuff because they are the future! Although I am 60 now, I feel I have enough curiosity to match that of an average teenager.
Valentines Day Thoughts
Oh, the Valentines! It’s one of those days making single people nervous and anxious, thinking “When can I find my valentine?!” “All I need is just one, but where?” Searched
We All Have Dictator’s Blood
In my blog yesterday I said something about Xi, Jinping of China having authoritarian blood and genes. I should correct it or add something to it, that we all have
Welcome to A Luckier New Year
I received a newsletter from the Economist, which noticed one thing I was not thinking of: 2021 is a lucky year by the sequential number, “The number 21 is connected
Food For Biden’s Thought
This NYT Editorial provided good food for President-elect Biden’s thought on how to be the president for all Americans. I will add some of mine own. The number of ideas