Was beautiful.

Not coincidentally we’re seeing the erosion of the rule of law as a global phenomenon.

Taper and get help with a doc sure, but tampering with meds isn’t risk free. Depends on the taper and the drugs. For example, delayed release functions are physical and stop working when the pill is crushed. With the above guidance, you could accidentally end up with too much in the morning and too little in the evening.

Also each med has a specific pharmacokinets profile that identifies how long the drug lasts before your body can eliminate it. This will guide you on how long a taper might need to be.

Do it with a doctor’s help. If doctors aren’t available, ask a pharmacist for guidance on next steps.

Yes. Many times. The closest I ever got was in Algonquin park, in a canoe maybe 30 ft. It was in kneee deep water feeding as my friend and I and his dad approached quietly. We could see it getting nervous when it peed in anticipation of fight or flight, and we gently backed off and watched from 100 ft or so. It calmed down once we pretended to be interested in the weeds, not it.

I also have family who hunt, so…

I once saw a spirit moose (white, but not albino) in New Brunswick on the highway near Miramichi.

Canadian checking in! I’ve been face to face with black bears, grizzlies, bobcats, cougars.

In Ontario, the black bears were the most common. When we would go camping in the summer in the 80s, my parents were given a tip that driving to a local town dump in evening was a sure fire way to see bears from thhe safety of your car. It worked. 5 or so were feeding and would try to get through the closed window. At the same time, we would see bears in the waste bins at the park.

As I got older and did interior camping and true wilderness camping, we would encounter bears often. We practiced extreme camp hygiene and would not have food out, without fire. They would poke around the edges and see more trouble than its worth and leave.

As a working adult, I saw a blackbear on a bc highway and pulled over to take pictures. It ran away from me and I chased after it. Never got the photo.

I also saw two grizzly cubs walking along a B.C. highway. Cars pulled over would roll down their windows and feed the bears. A conservation officer pulled up, brought out his rifle and shot them both dead. The tourists formed an angry mob yelling why did they kill the bear. The CO said I didn’t, everyone who fed the bear killed it. They became habituated and a nuisance bear in that moment and the ministry is obligated to kill them before they inevitably attack people.

Only seen a wolf once, but we have coyotes everywhere. Really only a threat to pets and small children.

We can rate this software by how many get disbarred.

A federated VPN verse you say?

You see, it’s a series of tubes…

Don’t judge me!