October 10, 2022

Vocabulary Word of the day (Merriam Webster) Amicable - adjective (AM-ih-kuh-bul) Amicable means "showing a polite and friendly desire to avoid disagreement and argument." // The partners maintained an amicable relationship after selling the business.

Trivia: What day is it Today? October 09, 2022 (282nd day) - Sukkot (Jewish Holiday. Feast of Booths) - World Post Day - Curious Events Day - Independence of Guayaquil - International Beer and Pizza Day - Pastor Appreciation Day - South Korea Hangul Day - Uganda Independence Day - World Hospice and Palliative Care Day October 10, 2022 - World Mental Health Day - Cuba Independence Day - Curaçao Day - Fiji Day - Health and Sports Day (Japan) - Indigenous Peoples' Day - International Stage Management Day - International: Day of respect for cultural diversity - National Porter Day - Taiwan: National Day / Double Ten day - World Animal Road Accident Awareness Day - World Day Against The Death Penalty - World Homeless Day - World Inclusion Day - World Plant-based Burger Day - World Porridge Day

Topic: Beer and Pizza For Beer/Alcohol 1. Do you remember the first time you drank alcohol? Share your experience. Do you remember what beverage you drank and what was the reason you were drinking? 1.5 Do you like beer? 2. How about the last time you drank an alcoholic beverage? Share your experience. Do you remember the beverage you drank and why were you drinking? 3. To frequent drinkers of alcoholic beverage, what do you think is the best pair for alcohol? 4. What kind of drunk type were you according to people who witnessed you being drunk? 5. How many glass/bottles can you handle? 6. When is alcohol ideal to drink when alone? or in a group? For Pizza 1. Do you like pizza? 2. What is your favorite pizza topping? 3. Are there pizzerias near your home that deliver pizzas? 4. What do you like to drink with your pizza? 5. Do you know how to make a pizza? 6. How do you feel about pineapple on pizza? 7. Do you remember the last time you had pizza? Share your experience. What was it about/the occasion?

Early warning: Sensitive topic ahead Topic: Hospice and Palliative Care, Mental Health 1. Have you had relatives/Do you personally know someone who had a terminal illness and/or diagnosis? Who were they/What was their illness and relation to you? 1.5 Do you remember how long you spent time with them ever since they found out their diagnosis? 2. Were you present on their last moments? Or are they still alive? 2.5 Feel free to share any experience where you were personally present on a dying person's last moments. To those who are still fighting, what kind of advice/inspirational message have they offered in order to keep fighting for their life? 3. Have you ever had a mental breakdown as a student? Share your experience. 4. How about as an adult? Share your experience.

Topic: Homeless 1. What do you know about being homeless? 2. Does your city have a large homeless population? 3. Have someone you know been homeless? 4. Does your country have many homeless people? 5. What do you think can done to help homeless people? 6. Do you think it's acceptable for children to workt selling flowers and singing? Do you think these children need to be out doing this, or are they just earning extra money? What do you think will happen to these children in the future? Do they have a future? 7. Do you think there should be more help for beggars, homeless and poor people in your town or city? How about in your country? 8. Do you think your town or city should make a place for beggars and homeless people to go, like a homeless shelter? Do you think it would reduce the amount of beggars and homeless people on the street? Do you think it would encourage people to be lazy? 9. What are some reasons that these people would not want to use such a shelter? 10. If your town or city was to have a homeless shelter, who should run this place? Who should pay for this place? Should anybody be allowed to go to this place? 11. Do you think the government should give money to homeless people? How about jobless people? If you think the government should give money, about how much money do you think should be given?