I spent all day watching world cup games and just relaxing. What's everyone up to this evening/night?

It says it's because of cancellation policy. Is this standard policy everywhere?

Are there any black people woh can shed a light on what's it like being a black person in nelson?

Thank you kindly :)

My nostalgia for the 90s is on overdrive. I am remembering all my friends and acquaintences, and everyone else in between. I am remembering the people who would just come knock on our door all day long, if it wasn't for me it was for my parents, if i wasn't out at the skate park i was at the basketball court or playing soccer or grabbing a slushie on a hot day like today.

Sometimes I just drive by some of those places and no one is there, you don't even see teenagers just 'hang out' since everything has moved online. I want to just tell them, at least just enjoy this part of your life, these memories will last you a life time.

I read about all the 'loneliness' posts on reddit and i want to tell everyone it isn't your fault, society is heading in a dangerous direction and either through amnesia or carelessness they don't got a clue what's coming if we continue down this direction.

Anyway for all the Canadians happy canada's day!

Also, is it any good, long line ups? and what are the bouncers like, KW seems to have cranky security staff for some reason.

I don't know why this memory is coming up right now.

I am 44 and I couldn't imagine going up to a 9 year old boy and closed hand smacking him so hard his ears ring.

The worst part is, there were adults there, i don't know who that man was, never seen him before and not a single adult said a word.

wow.