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By Mmindy · Posted
Good morning everyone, I hope you have a wonderful day today. I’m living the puppy life mass energy followed up with a nap. Just when I think he has this potty training down, he relieves himself in the laundry room. We’re slowly introducing him to the other dogs in the neighborhood, with good results so far. Enjoy, Mindy🌈🐛🏳️⚧️🦋 -
By Willow · Posted
Good morning just a quick note. I have to go see a blood-letter in a few minutes. Sometimes I prefer vampire, however, it was pointed out that Vampires are nocturnal. So back the the Middle Ages for some good ole blood letting. Only water. Meeting with the district manager today. All four store managers will be in attendance. Sure hope the store doesn’t blow up! yesterday I was sent on a mission to save another store only to get turn back as I was getting briefed on what was done and not done. I guess that didn’t matter. I’ll get some gas money for my efforts. well, I’ve got to go. see you later. -
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By Heather Shay · Posted
I decided to have an all dead band - Jimi Hendrix (guitar vocals) Prince (guitar vocals sorted other instruments) Neil Peart (drums) Gary Brocker (piano vocals) Greg Allman (Hammond B3 coals) Keith Emerson (synthesizers) Chris Squire (Bass) Sandy Denny (vocals) -
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By Heather Shay · Posted
Emotional blockage is a way of coping with uncomfortable life circumstances that develops when someone doesn't have the time, want, or emotional capacity to deal with the stressors or traumas that cause it. These can include traumatic experiences, abuse, or the death of a loved one -
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By tracy_j · Posted
It's good to hear some positive notes through all the negativity about at the moment. I am not religious but do see a lot of positivity in many things they do, outside of the normal media attention. Tracy -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
From what I understand, my GF's early life was influenced by supremacism. She sniffed around the edges of a couple of groups, and ended up for a while as part of an armed communist organization. Mostly, just looking for a place to belong, and something to struggle for (and against). She's told me about some of it, no doubt just the heavily edited Cliff Notes version. But she did say that hatred takes effort. It isn't something you're born with, its something you learn or that develops, often through suffering. I think perhaps it is easier for children of supremacists to leave and do something different than it is for people who come to it through their own experiences. When they are shown kindness by folks who are different from them, it begins to crack the wall. -
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By Carolyn Marie · Posted
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/rfk-jr-opposes-gender-affirming-care-hormone-therapy-minors/ No surprise whatsoever. He has seemed very anti-science from the get-go. Carolyn Marie -
By KayC · Posted
I've come to the understanding that most Angry and Intolerant people are that way because they haven't discovered their True Self. So they lash out at others instead of seeking internal discovery ... whatever that is. So for me ... it is not a Surprise but a welcome Celebration of the individuals Humanity.
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