I got seven days to live my life, or seven ways to die (Another noice game)

Too far flying with 193cm without business class or something, and seats getting more narrow each time you go with a plane. :p
But i would love to visit Japan someday (United States too) but i really would need someone to go with me, because i think alone i would just get totally lost in Japan. I am also very afraid of the food, not much of a fish/sushi guy.

Thank you, i been sober for a year before and often periods of a few months, i don't easilly get addicted and i could thankfully quit at any time, it's more like i enjoyed a drink itself (not the alcohol) and the doctors always easily say to people that ones problems are caused by alcohol.
But like i read people got high gamma results too and that never drank a drop, and they also get accused of drinking alcohol while there is a non alcoholic variant (NASH).
If one would know 100% alcohol is the cause for you feeling bad then offcourse it's easier to say to just quit then when they pull it out of thin air.

Yeah it must be very hard for kids, they are used to getting outside, play, when you are older then you get used to sitting on your butt.
Here most got their first shot (and second), then we opened everything up right away, and now the people getting Corona are rising again, even if you got a vaccin, people still get it (you most likely won't end up in a hospital though) and you can still pass it around.
But now our government is starting to lock things up again slowly bit by bit, but the people that are sick of the lockdowns etc are growing more and more and especially when they got a vaccin and think they are done with it now.
It's in more countries like that in Europe, in France there are even more strict rules and people even protest on the streets.

Yes, in Limburg, the southern part of the Netherlands, hundreds millions of damages, but it's nothing compared to the people that died,
Germany and Belgium had it worse with massive landslides (they got big hills and such, Netherlands is rather flat) and in Germany alone, over 120 people that died.

I live in the center, but you hear meteorologists saying these extremes will be becoming more normal, and since we are a small country we also got our houses cramped next to eachother, and our gardens tiled up instead of having grass, so if we get heavy rainfalls, the water has a hard time getting away, and what has happened in Limburg, that could also happen in any other part of the country a next time.