China Typhoon
Mood:  quizzical
Apparently typhoons in China are so common that hundreds of deaths, hundreds of thousands of homes being destroyed, and millions of homeless people don't have much impact on their economy nor do they deserve a lot of press coverage. I realize that China is still a closed society, but what would they have to gain by not ranting and raving and crying and whining and blaming their politicians?
Another Typhoon
In fact, 3 days after the latest typhoon it's hard to even find any news about it.
Today's China headlines

Typhoon strikes China
I've haven't seen any news coverage of this on CNN, Fox, or any other TV news show, but a typhoon has hit the China coast, killing a hundred people, wiping out 20,000 homes, and over a million people were evacuated from coastal areas. Does this sound familiar?
It looks like a Chinese disaster is not as important as an American disaster.
I wonder how the Chinese FEMA is coping with a domestic catastrophe.

China Daily report

National Economic Crisis Hits Home
Mood:  irritated
I wanted to use my credit card to make my credit card payment, but because I was late with my credit card payment they suspended my credit card. Hey! Do you want your money or not?

In Hospital
Mood:  surprised
Here are some photos from my stay in the hospital:

The Test
Mood:  d'oh
It goes something like this:
Five little girls in five different colored dresses live in five different colored houses. Use the clues to match each girl with her house.
Clue #1 - The girl in the blue dress likes Mexican food.
Clue #2 - The girl in the green house has only one leg.
Clue #3 - The girl in the yellow house lives next door to the girl in the red dress.

etc.,etc.,etc..............
Simple eh?
Not if you have SIGNIFICANT IMPAIRMENT OF COGNITIVE SKILLS!