Yesterday when Travalon was going to bed and I was still up watching train videos because I'm lame, he came back into the living room and said, "It looks like Dandy Panda is kissing Peach Bear!"
Lots of companies are doing little things to help Ukrainians. For example, today I ordered a pizza from Salvatore's, and they donated $10 to World Central Kitchen to help refugees. The pizza was chicken Kyiv flavored, and it was called a "Russian Warship Go F&$k Yourself" pizza, after the famous incident a couple of weeks ago when the Russian warship attacked Snake Island. I had two Union meetings tonight (and a condo board meeting last night), so I told Travalon to go ahead without me, and he was surprised by how much he liked the pizza. I wasn't surprised, since I knew he loves chicken Kyiv.
Another thing I am doing is a virtual challenge for Ukraine. My regular readers may remember that I have done four of these virtual challenges so far, but this one is different because all the money goes to charity, so you don't get a medal when you finish, just a virtual sticker like the one above from DuoLingo. It has street views of Kyiv, since it's a 36-mile loop around the city, but of course the last two days it told me that no street view was available. I have gotten several virtual postcards of churches around the city, so that's cool. I had sort of wanted to do another challenge, but it seemed lame to pay for a silly medal when I'm going to walk anyway, so this one is perfect. I think Travalon might join me on it.
Famous Hat
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