we talk about doing something or is this going to be a summit that might actually say, okay, this is the plan and we have more than just pledges this time to try to make this work. biden hosted an informal climate summit this past weekend almost no other heads of state showed up. that wasn t good. as andrea says, the united states is not doing enough. biden cares about this more than any other previous sitting president and yet the 2050 net zero commitment that the united states has made, we don t have a hard plan on how to get there. furthermore the trust, it s not as you mentioned it s not just china, it s india, it s the entire developing world. the wealthy countries of the world committed a minimum of $100 billion a year so that we could help them actually move towards renewable energy since they aren t the ones that have done most of the historic emissions and they re much poorer. we haven t come close to that number, that bare bones commitment in the same way we
i don t know. i wonder if it will help them one day like when they lose somebody who they love. they will be able to remember that, like, i had a friend who i loved and i lost and it s okay to be sad. it s okay to grieve because you can always live your life and you can love your life and you can be happy, too. mary adams and today is april 30th, 2021. it wasn t easy for me to mourn my brother. you know, i wasn t good at it.
you know, i wasn t good at it. and, so, i remember walking back in to work probably about two weeks later. i m a social worker by trade for girls that couldn t live at home. gradually throughout the day, one by one would come in and check in and say hello and they would give me a hug, nod at me. for these girls, a brother being randomly killed on a beautiful tuesday wasn t unusual. many of them have lost brothers, siblings, cousins, parents. they got it. they understood. they knew i wasn t fixed or healed in two weeks time. they knew where i was. and in turn, they showed me a path. i did get up and go to school.
my brother. i wasn t good at it. and so i remember walking back into work, about two weeks later. i m a social worker by trade for girls that couldn t live at home. gradually throughout the day, one by one, they would come in and check in, say hello. maybe give me a hug, nod at me. for these girls, a brother being randomly killed on a beautiful tuesday wasn t unusual. many of them had lost brothers, cousins, siblings, parents, they got it. they understood. they knew i wasn t fixed or healed in two weeks time. they knew where i was. and in turn, they showed me a
another phone call. about that job. get the thing i think is unfair is people post this story in they say what you think. i will say the thing, my first impulse would be like his heat even that bad, what did he even say. you don t really know c is sort of thing yourself out there little bit because your like it s not that bad, usually it s not with the cancel culture, bu every once in a while it will b like did you see this one? that wasn t good, but i still didn t think something that someone said eight or ten years ago. that s the thing, you can never apologize. if you apologize they take your head. it s like a confession during the spanish inquisition. we need new sentencing guidelines. one should not be the other. to one point really quick, i will not have anybody sit there in disparage oj symptoms, the nfl leading in fleeing yards.