To expect that once the war ends, everything will go back to how it was before would be foolish. It will take a while for everything to go down low, if things were to bounce back to what we used to consider normal. It would be foolish to expect anything... Most likely, things will never go back to "how it was before". Prices will hold some levels, but in the long run, they will simply continue to rise due to several reasons... oil price is just one of them. I guess that all we can do is to accept the "new normal" & to try to adapt. Maybe we will have to earn more, but if that is not possible, we will have to cut some expenses & maybe change some habits. This life is not balance at all and it is not even for the weak and feable. I see reason why many of our youths are going into politics now like it is almost the escape route to success in my country. Politics and governance seems to be the most lucrative yet less complicated means of making money especially if you can go dirty or into the mud with them like my president will say during the campaign period. Normally, governance is supposed to be a public service with little or no gain to personal interests but more of the interest of the public but in my country, it is the other way round, politics and governance is unarguably the most luckrative venture you can go into as a young person and become successful easily within a short period. Oil rise in the global market has already been affected as a result of the careless choices made by some selfish world leaders who are into power play and according to a proverb, when the elephants are fighting, it is the grasses which suffer from it and this is the situation we have found ourselves now so the earlier we accept the new normal the better it is to move on with life.
To expect that once the war ends, everything will go back to how it was before would be foolish. It will take a while for everything to go down low, if things were to bounce back to what we used to consider normal. It would be foolish to expect anything... Most likely, things will never go back to "how it was before". Prices will hold some levels, but in the long run, they will simply continue to rise due to several reasons... oil price is just one of them. I guess that all we can do is to accept the "new normal" & to try to adapt. Maybe we will have to earn more, but if that is not possible, we will have to cut some expenses & maybe change some habits. This life is not balance at all and it is not even for the weak and feable. I see reason why many of our youths are going into politics now like it is almost the escape route to success in my country. Politics and governance seems to be the most lucrative yet less complicated means of making money especially if you can go dirty or into the mud with them like my president will say during the campaign period. Normally, governance is supposed to be a public service with little or no gain to personal interests but more of the interest of the public but in my country, it is the other way round, politics and governance is unarguably the most luckrative venture you can go into as a young person and become successful easily within a short period. Oil rise in the global market has already been affected as a result of the careless choices made by some selfish world leaders who are into power play and according to a proverb, when the elephants are fighting, it is the grasses which suffer from it and this is the situation we have found ourselves now so the earlier we accept the new normal the better it is to move on with life.

To expect that once the war ends, everything will go back to how it was before would be foolish. It will take a while for everything to go down low, if things were to bounce back to what we used to consider normal. It would be foolish to expect anything... Most likely, things will never go back to "how it was before". Prices will hold some levels, but in the long run, they will simply continue to rise due to several reasons... oil price is just one of them. I guess that all we can do is to accept the "new normal" & to try to adapt. Maybe we will have to earn more, but if that is not possible, we will have to cut some expenses & maybe change some habits. This life is not balance at all and it is not even for the weak and feable. I see reason why many of our youths are going into politics now like it is almost the escape route to success in my country. Politics and governance seems to be the most lucrative yet less complicated means of making money especially if you can go dirty or into the mud with them like my president will say during the campaign period. Normally, governance is supposed to be a public service with little or no gain to personal interests but more of the interest of the public but in my country, it is the other way round, politics and governance is unarguably the most luckrative venture you can go into as a young person and become successful easily within a short period. Oil rise in the global market has already been affected as a result of the careless choices made by some selfish world leaders who are into power play and according to a proverb, when the elephants are fighting, it is the grasses which suffer from it and this is the situation we have found ourselves now so the earlier we accept the new normal the better it is to move on with life.

To expect that once the war ends, everything will go back to how it was before would be foolish. It will take a while for everything to go down low, if things were to bounce back to what we used to consider normal. It would be foolish to expect anything... Most likely, things will never go back to "how it was before". Prices will hold some levels, but in the long run, they will simply continue to rise due to several reasons... oil price is just one of them. I guess that all we can do is to accept the "new normal" & to try to adapt. Maybe we will have to earn more, but if that is not possible, we will have to cut some expenses & maybe change some habits. This life is not balance at all and it is not even for the weak and feable. I see reason why many of our youths are going into politics now like it is almost the escape route to success in my country. Politics and governance seems to be the most lucrative yet less complicated means of making money especially if you can go dirty or into the mud with them like my president will say during the campaign period. Normally, governance is supposed to be a public service with little or no gain to personal interests but more of the interest of the public but in my country, it is the other way round, politics and governance is unarguably the most luckrative venture you can go into as a young person and become successful easily within a short period. Oil rise in the global market has already been affected as a result of the careless choices made by some selfish world leaders who are into power play and according to a proverb, when the elephants are fighting, it is the grasses which suffer from it and this is the situation we have found ourselves now so the earlier we accept the new normal the better it is to move on with life.