This is the first Christmas in 20 years that the United States is not at war.
The good news is, vaccines are increasingly becoming available to senior citizens, and they can make vaccination appointments on the Internet. The bad news is, many of these seniors are still trying to communicate with their computers by shouting into the mouse.
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In his weekly address in front of St. Peter’s Basilica on Sunday, the Pope expressed his disappointment in Italy’s falling birth rate, or as he called it – a “demographic winter.” The Pope framed the country’s birth rate – which hit its lowest level last year since the nation’s 1861 unification – as a threat to its future wellbeing. “It seems that a lot of people have lost the wish to have children,” he said. “Lots of couples prefer to remain childless or to have one child only…It’s a tragedy…which runs counter to our families, our country and our future.”
Seems a little odd, coming from a guy who's supposedly celibate.