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I just got back from Japan, including a visit to Kyoto, so perfect timing!My favorites are:Fushimi Inari Shrine: Go early in the morning and take the JR Nara Line to Inari Station to beat the crowds and get there a little faster. The gates are beautiful and you can hike up the mountain, if you choose. One of my favorite things to do there is look at all the funny fox-face ema that people draw.Nishiki Market: Give yourself time and empty stomach here. Walking down the main drag will be crowded, but yummy. Then go wander off the side streets and find more fun things to see/do/eat there. It’s less crowded and more like a regular Japanese shopping street.Kinkakuji Temple: Honestly there’s nothing like this temple. It’s gorgeous. You have to go just to see it once in your life. It’s probably going to be crowded though, so just try to focus on the beauty and getting the photos you want.Arashiyama: Technically outside of Kyoto, but so pretty and fun to walk around. There’s the Sagano bamboo forest, but the town itself is fun too.AND MY VERY PERSONAL SUGGESTION: The Pablo Bakery by Yasaka Shrine: First of all, I love Pablo. Every time I see one, I stop and get myself a Pablo Mini (little cheesecake tartlets) or some other treat. You’ve probably seen the Buzzfeed video that mentions their cheesecake. The location next to Yasaka Shrine has some great matcha & hojicha treats. So good.

U. S - Rich PeopleIsrael - Dear FriendPakistan - EnemyAfghanistan - Rashid Khan and dry fruitsMexico - Drug MafiaCanada - Mini PunjabSpain- Zindagi Na Milegi DobaraChina - Chinese Maal hai, “zyaada nahi chalega”Japan - Honda and of course SushiEngland - LagaanBangladesh - Is it really near to West BengalMaldives - Trending Honeymoon DestinationSri Lanka - Land of RavanaNepal- Do we need visa to go there? , EverestThailand - Bangkok is the capital of Thailand. Do I need to say anything more :pBrazil- FootballUAE - Lamborghini,Ferrari, Mini KeralaRussia- WeaponsNorth Korea- Kim Jong UnItaly - Pizza and Sonia Gandhi :pEgypt - Pyramids, MummiesSouth Korea- beauty products and drama and K-pop (added on public demand :p)Singapore - Disneyland and the country with 'Tamil' as one of the official languages.Mongolia - Genghis Khan (yes yes that same guy)Australia - Higher education, cricketColumbia - Pablo Escobar (yes yes that Narcos guy)Germany- Hitler and footballPortugal - RonaldoUganda - “ Silencer/Chatur” ( only for 3 idiots movie fans ).Tunisia - Wait. What?

Trump has not recovered. He’s being held together with the medicinal version of glue and spit. He’ll fall apart as soon as he really pushes himself or COVID-19 decides to play around with him a little more.As someone has already stated, this is the timeline that the late Herman Cain had to deal with:A humbling Herman Cain/coronavirus timeline (Cain was 75 years old, Trump is 74 years old and probably unhealthier than Cain due to those mini-strokes from Nov. 2019):6/24: Attends Trump rally, maskless7/2: Tests positive for Covid-19 --Trump tested positive 10/17/10: Says he’s improving -- Trump says he's improving 10/57/15: Says his doctors seem happy -- Trump will be here for a while7/27: Says he’s really getting better -- Trump insists on this7/30: Dies -- Mother Nature has the last laughUntil I see our Orange disgrace up there, bellowing and screaming for two hours straight in front of his cultists at a rally, I will treat everything that comes out of Trump and the White House doctors as pure lies. Trump will have truly won over COVID-19 when he’s able to do a full Trump rally. Before then, I’m not buying it.And right now Trump wants to do a rally. He knows this—he must pull off a rally to show that he’s back in shape again. My prediction—Trump will suffer a blackout coming out of nowhere, faint in the middle of a rally and collapse in a heap in front of his acolytes, the cameras trained on him as he collapses. He will probably break a bone or two during his collapse, as tends to happen with fragile senior citizens. He’s going be carried out in a stretcher and Medivac’ed immediately to Walter Reed. His collapse will be played over and over and over again for the world to see. Trump’s humiliation will be complete.That is what will happen if Trump continues to push it and be the stubborn old fool he is. He should be sleeping and resting but he thinks he’s superman—with the best genes ever!—in that pea brain of his. I bet his doctors are telling him that this will be the outcome—a total, public collapse in front of the world—if he continues to tempt fate. The doctors kept telling him he was going to get COVID-19 if he didn’t take precautions. But he’s not listening to them. At all. Again.(Or maybe Trump does know his limits and his first rally will be a mere 5 minutes of him yelling into the mic, trying his mighty best not to old-man wheeze or lose breath. That’ll be a lesser humiliation, but it will be obvious to anyone that he’s anything but recuperated.)[EDIT: Trump has announced a rally from the White House portico. That’s smart optics. He doesn’t have to climb stairs to get to the portico so the labored, painful breathing he had going on this past Monday night won’t be televised to the world. And if he needs to cut it short and run in for another oxygen infusion, he can easily waddle his way into the waiting arms of his doctors without annoying cameras following him. Best of all, his brainwashed cultists will see him from afar, so they won’t notice anything amiss from such a distance. However, that old-man wheezing will be very hard to hide or stage-manage away. That’s what my ears are going to be laser-focused on—can this man breathe? And for how long can he scream like normal before he has to end things and waddle his way in?][EDIT 2: So I did hear a bit difficulty in Trump’s voice during the White House speech—he would tremble at times when said things. But then he would pull it back and sound strong again. I also noticed a slight muffle to the mic, which I think was on purpose. The more muffled the mic, the less it can pick up the old-man wheezing that was certainly happening. At the end you could also see some subtle breath struggle. Clearly he had rehearsed for the cameras. Then he quickly waddled over to the White House doors, ready to get that sweet, sweet oxygen. But the biggest clue that this man is not out of the woods with regards to COVID-19—his little speech was all of 15 minutes. Considering that he could go on long-ass rallies for 2 hours screaming and hollering about nonsense, he was only able to muster 1/8th of his usual energy. COVID-19 still has him in its grip. That grip may get stronger and worse this upcoming week, the dreaded 7 to 10 days after the initial infection…]