We went for a drive on Saturday into Manhattan Beach, where the beach (like all LA County beaches) was closed. It was a ghost town, with just a few people walking around, and we could have parked almost anywhere. The most surreal thing was to see The Kettle closed. That restaurant has been 24/7 for decades. They’re not even doing takeout, just shuttered.
I think that this is probably the most significant European event since the end of the war. The project, and the conceit of globalism in general, is coming apart at the seams.
My sense is that to the degree that they have different accents, it’s class based, not regional. That is, most of the people I meet are probably upper middle, whereas someone Rugby Union might speak strine so thick that it would be almost unintelligible to me.
There seems to be a deep-seated, long-time culture of corruption at the Department of (In)Justice. This would explain why they thought they could get away with what they did to the Trump campaign and administration.
Worden flew the command module around the moon on Apollo 15 (as Collins did for Apollo 11), so he never got to walk on it. But that whole crew was from the University of Michigan. They didn't leave a Block M flag on the moon, though: https://t.co/0Y0XFOf3eM