Lindoro Castro

Movies worth watching often have ambiguous endings. In the past decade, the concept of 'spoiler alerts' has become popular, and discussing a story's plot publicly is frowned upon. However, if a story is truly compelling, knowing the ending won't ruin the experience of watching it.

"Visible in every state? Clearly, you've never experienced an Oregon winter!"

That last part feels so foreboding. These are truly unsettling times.

Are you looking for a psychologist in Canada?

I sometimes wish the UK had kept New England, but history took a different path, leading people to see Americans as free. Now, 250 years later, that freedom seems diminished as people are "offended" by efforts to create a system that could benefit others in the country.