Chaotic misty just cracks me up in either timeline! I enjoyed the whole show but prefer the survival aspects. I’m very skeptical of the supernatural elements though I think it focused more on other areas and did a good job of not making that the only story. It has supernatural undertones but the other wild human behavior was the draw for me.

I don’t know what’s scarier: misty, or a bunch of lost people on mushrooms!

I agree the adult timeline got better near the end. Shaunas husband ended up a surprise too…I didn’t like her story at first but that family plot grew on me by s3

This bullshit should not be allowed in the bicycle lane.

I just like watching Saru walk, the hand-arm sway is mesmerizing!

The passenger car division is 78% owned by a Chinese company. I don’t understand the “buy European” angle here. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volvo_Cars

I live alone and one of these biscuit containers popped open inside my fridge by itself! It was pretty loud as it rattled a bunch of other glass in there, but I didn’t realize what it was at first. I was sure someone banged on my window and was super paranoid all night. Scared the hell out of me lol so dumb.

The exterior design introduces flush motorised door handles, a first for a Nissan production vehicle

I really don’t like these handles! I do like the overall look though.

They do and the cities around the valley here often provide free trees to homeowners and have programs where they are trying to fill in as much as they can with shade. Some subsidized by the power companies I believe, to reduce power consumption by putting shade next to homes. I ride my bike a lot around the city here and there are a lot of sections with fantastic tree cover on paths and parks. Of course there are also barren sections, but trees can grow well and it is discussed often locally to plant them.

This is kind of overblown. I live in the Phoenix valley suburban sprawl and there are shopping centers mixed with the suburban zones every 1 mile at major intersections. I can already ride my bicycle to yoga, bars, restaurants, and grocery within easy range. These discussions use Phoenix as examples of bad design but I really don’t get it and ride my bike all the time anyway. There are canal paths and stores spread out everywhere in the suburbs.