2020 is all seed, no fruit.
Year of the rat
As restaurants across America closed during the coronavirus pandemic, rats have become more aggressive as they hunt for new sources of food, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned. "The rats are not becoming aggressive toward people, but toward each other," Bobby Corrigan, an urban
rodentologist said.
Corrigan said the rodents were "simply turning on each other" after being deprived of food and waste generated by restaurants that closed during the crisis. He advised residents at home to store rubbish in tightly covered bins and to keep pet and food inside. "And look at the base of your door. Get out a ruler to see if there's a space below the door — half an inch will let them in."
Unsolicited advice
"Never miss a chance to go for a wee…I had a choir practice, in a group of 200-plus people, and I sat right in the middle where there was no leg room to leave. Right before the rehearsal, I thought - I should use the restroom. Then, I thought - nah, I'm good. 3 1/2 hrs later, I'm sweating, nearly crying because I have to go so bad. I prayed so hard for my bladder to be sustained. I was finally able to waddle to a toilet, and had a moment of pure ecstasy. Summary: Never pass up the chance to use the restroom."
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