It s somewhat hard to believe yet oddly satisfying that on May 29, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts is lifting the mask mandate.
Ever since March of 2020, I never got use to wearing face masks or neck gaiters, but then again, who really enjoys it? Doctors and nurses have been use to this sort of PPE practice for years, but for some of us who never wore a protective face mask in their life, such as myself, it s not exactly easy to dive right in.
However, on the flip side of all of this, once it s safe to be mask-free (at your own comfort), it s going to seem very different. We re going to constantly say to ourselves
is it more rattling on from pyongyang? reporter: hi, betty. it probably is but it s tense north korea s missiles and artillery are combat ready and pointing, says north korea s leader, kim jong-un, at both south korean and american targets now. both sides, north and south, say they will strike if there s a provocation. kim jong-un has even threatened preemptive nuclear strikes on saturday he did that, on both south korean and u.s. targets. that s unprecedented. experts tell us that they don t even believe kim has that kind of capability. despite all of that, life here in seoul does seem to be going on here as normal. we re told that it does mask anxiety. we re told that by many south koreans, that in such a tense