Ոչ ով չէ կարող երկու տէրերի ծառայել. Որովհետեւ կամ մէկին կ’ատէ եւ միւսին կ’սիրէ, կամ մէկին կ’մեծարէ եւ միւսին կ’արհամարհէ։ Չէք կարող Աստուծուն ծառայել եւ մամոնային
During high school/college I tried to get my wife to date me for 5 years. She wouldn’t. Always had excuses. We hung out once or twice but that was it.
Then one day, I called her and she answered. She talked to me for 45 minutes. Why? It was the right time.
She was scared. She had got a flat tire and was waiting for the tow truck. She wanted someone to talk to.
The next week we went on a date. Fast forward our 4th kid will be here in a month.
We never know when it’s gonna be the right time. But we can increase our probability!
There are 2 lessons here.
NEVER be afraid of rejection.
ALWAYS follow up.
Sexy is as sexy does!
Italy will present a proposal to the European Council on August 4 to establish EU-funded detention centers for illegal migrants in several non-EU countries, with Armenia reportedly included on the preliminary list of potential host states, according to Italy’s Corriere della Sera.
The proposal follows a joint letter signed by 22 EU member states calling for tougher measures to combat illegal migration and strengthen the European Union’s external borders.
According to the newspaper, Italian Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi will present a plan modeled on Italy’s migration agreement with Albania. Under the proposal, irregular migrants would be transferred to detention centers outside the EU, where their asylum claims would be processed and arrangements made for their return to their countries of origin.
Unlike the existing agreement with Albania, the proposed network of detention centers would be financed by the European Union. While the majority of the facilities are expected to be established in Africa, Corriere della Sera reported that Armenia is among the countries being considered.
The newspaper’s preliminary list of potential host countries includes Rwanda, Ghana, Senegal, Tunisia, Libya, Mauritania, Egypt, Uganda, Ethiopia, Uzbekistan, Montenegro, and Armenia.
The proposal is expected to be discussed by EU leaders during the European Council meeting on August 4.
The report comes as migration pressure on Europe’s southern border continues to grow. On July 30, thousands of young Moroccans gathered near the border with the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in an attempt to cross into European territory.
Pashinyan’s government has not commented on the report, and neither the European Union nor Italy has officially confirmed Armenia’s inclusion in the proposal.