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I do love the Thanksgiving season. A time to try new savory recipes. I am working on a recipie for garlic bread stuffing and low sugar pumpkin spice cheesecake with extra cinnamon. I feel like a mad turkey scientist. XD

My girl Chasca is home and I love her so much, and well, flying on a giant rifle is just the level of "Bizarreness" I need from genshin. Let's just say that. Worth every Septim, one might say.

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/07/14/donald-trump-coronavirus-farmer-bailouts-359932 Once the coronavirus hit the U.S., any hopes for a farm rebound in 2020 were dashed, and the need for a surge of government payments to keep farmers afloat was widely accepted in Washington. Schools, restaurants and meatpacking plants shut down, and producers left without buyers were forced to start dumping milk, euthanizing livestock and plowing fruits and vegetables into the ground. Between the coronavirus, trade headwinds and severe flooding in the Midwest last year, Moore said, “things are so far out of whack” that farmers need more financial help than the annual safety net programs can provide. “Right now, that safety net is chock full of holes,” he said. “We’re headed into our seventh year of a down farm economy. Is that trendline going to change? Forget all the other factors that occurred in the last two or three years.” “Recent estimates indicate damages to the U.S. agricultural sector from the pandemic alone could be as much as $50 billion over the next two years,” [this article is from 2020] the spokesperson said in an email. “The president has issued billions of dollars of support to ensure American agriculture remains financially viable.” Even before the pandemic, the industry was already in a vulnerable spot after a seven-year downturn in agriculture and farm debt rising to historic levels. The trade aid and coronavirus relief programs have been a critical lifeline for the hardest-hit producers. But the growing reliance on massive, one-off bailout packages could leave a painful hangover as soon as next year. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ So there were a number of things going on, not just the trade war with China, there was the 7 year instability of the farming market leading up to the pandemic, there was the pandemic itself, and that's not looking at what kind of global disasters or natural disasters happened that year with tornadoes, hurricanes, drought, etc.

https://youtu.be/EHNBEF2LZKQ?si=SlOwhTKgV4c1-Rqw I Let AI sing a unfinished song I wrote about God. Glory be to God. Veil came down when I thought the most of me turns out Im not living how Im suppose to be so then I drowned and when I thought he wasnt close to me he lifted my head and says hes always watching over me. In the valley of the shadow of death for I had nothing left my God came and ordered my steps and now Im something else. Braver than the fear I felt I put my hurt on shelf cause God knows I should know something else. That I wont ever be left I always knelt for these things to be felt. Its amazing hows hes given me help. He took the cards I was dealt. And, took it all on himself. Gods the greatest I serve nobody else. I love his word that will set us free. In hard times it help us see that close to God is the place to be. I praise his name for being close to me. I keep eyes lock on god because Im living how Im suppose to be.

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Probably already played it, but I am a fan of Shadow Hearts Covenant. It's a fairly long game with several big twists and wildly varying side quests. There is technically 4 games in the series starting on the PS1 and ending on the 2. SH3 is a self contained story with a couple cameos from previous titles. If you play 1 and 2 you'll have most of the information you need to understand the universe. Yuri is one of my favorite protagonists of any game. If you enjoy Nier or Drakengard you will probably enjoy this series.