Most of us live paycheck to paycheck, so we cannot afford to go one strike.

My husband and I missed a week of work because we had COVID and then had to cash in a small IRA from an old job just to pay the rent. Figured the tax penalty is less than late fees and better than being homeless.

I think it's more about the timing of the test, but maybe there is a higher chance for false negatives.

I tested the day after my symptoms showed up because I could tell it was something different. The person who I think gave it to my family tested negative, but he tested later into the illness.

Had a nightmare last night that I actually was working for her because she took over my job. She was detaining anyone who had Gun N Roses on their playlists on their personal devices, so I quit.

Really random, but I currently have covid and have been having odd little nightmares.

I work at a gas kiosk for a grocery store and have never once had to see an ID.

Perhaps he take a vacation from his own little world and actually see how the real world works.

I don't even remember the last time I set foot in a Walmart. It's really not hard. I don't understand why others find it so difficult.

This economy is fundamentally reliant on immigrant workers.

That is why it's important not to deport them but to help them get documented.

It actually makes economic sense.

The difference is God demands loyalty without evidence he exists, while science provides evidence and lets us come to our own conclusions. If your conclusion differs from science, that means you’re wrong. That’s because science has these things called “facts”, while religion does not.

My husband has epilepsy, so I would prefer to be the breadwinner to prevent excess stress on him. Someday we can maybe get back to that.

I have wondered at what point do we just consider that it is part of evolution and not a disease? And honestly, does it really matter if someone is autistic? People act like it's this terrible thing when it's really not.

A black woman with any form of higher education. And carrying books.

I'm sure many men would be appalled by my marriage: my husband is a follower by nature and I am a born leader. For the first 3 years, I made the money while he was a househusband. It worked for us. Then I had health issues, went back to college, and am ready and trying to find a career job again.

I was only 14 when my parents split, and my brothers and I had to leave 3 cats behind with our dad. Theirs found homes, but, according to my dad, mine just disappeared.

I never got over that.

I loved my little Isis and I was forced to leave her. It's probably why I am so dedicated to my pets.

I grew up with Christopher Reeve as my superman and he will always be that for me.

However, I adore Henry Cavil, even though I have yet to watch his Superman movies. I just think he's overall a great person with morals and empathy.

This post makes me want to watch the new movie though.

Never watched his show because I just didn't buy him as Superman and have never considered him to be part of that group.

Maybe my subconscious knew that deep down he was just a terrible human being.

And not in government

Would it even matter after that supreme court decision that the president has immunity?

He would just claim it was official business and, again, never face consequences.

I work at a gas station for a grocery store. The only people getting gas this cheap are the ones who spent enough on groceries and earned enough points for a big discount.

Regular gas today was $3.199 per gallon, up from $2.999 when I worked on Saturday, July 26.