Happy read across America day to all that celebrate

Not a cat. Just winter in physical form.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has strongly condemned the recent U.S. and Israeli military strikes on Iran, calling the actions “a catastrophic escalation in an illegal war of aggression” and accusing the campaign of killing civilians and opening a new front in conflict. Mamdani argued that most Americans do not want another war or regime-change campaign, saying they prefer peace and economic relief over military escalation. He also announced increased security measures in New York City and directly addressed Iranian-American residents, assuring them they are part of the city’s fabric and will be safe. His remarks reflect sharp criticism from a prominent U.S. local leader amid global debate over the legality, consequences, and direction of the strikes.

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C'mon do something..... like, send some pigeons....

My kitty is in the middle of the woods.

My tax dollars just shot down my tax dollars.

A real castle in Japan is reportedly listed for just $64,000 — a price that feels almost impossible in today’s property market. While many imagine Japanese castles as protected national treasures surrounded by cherry blossoms and centuries of history, not every castle is an official heritage landmark. Some are privately owned buildings inspired by traditional architecture, and a few have quietly appeared for sale over the years.

In rural regions facing population decline, large and unusual properties can sell for surprisingly low prices. However, what looks like a fairytale bargain often comes with high renovation costs , aging infrastructure, property taxes, and strict local rules.

Still, owning a Japanese castle for the price of a small city apartment sounds unreal. For history lovers and investors , it sparks huge curiosity online.

Before making plans, buyers should carefully check zoning laws and restoration expenses — because even dream castles come with real-world responsibilities.

Not helping.

Age limits in the US. Either way you're screwed.