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Side Effects of Voting for tRump
October 2020 I found this TikToc to be quite informative. What do you think? #VOTEHIMOUT!!! And to be clear, please allow Phillipa Soo and Groffsauce to explain it: *
Posted in activism, Black Lives Matter, border family separation, climate justice, Corona Quarantine, democratic socialism, fight, fighting Fascism, history, mental health, money, politics, racial injustice, Religious Hypocrisy, science, Social Democracy, social justice, The Progressive Movement, tragedy
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Homeschool Headmistress: Today’s Study Break
Tuesday, October 20th 2020 When your headphones stop working, and no one on the Zoom class can hear you, and you can’t make your VoiceCast work for your Slide Deck persuasive book summary, and your Chromebook is non-responsive and even … Continue reading
Posted in activism, art, childhood, CJ Sez, comedy, Corona Quarantine, domestic life, faith, fight, forgiveness, health, history, homeschool, learning, love, mental health, nature, parenthood, parenting, patience, school, science, tragedy, work, work-life balance
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Jenny the Juggler on Boston Public Radio (re: Pandemic Stimulus)
Friday, October 16th 2020 On this day I allowed my attention to drift from the Home School long enough to call into my favorite radio show to check in with hosts Margery Egan and Jim Braude to opine about both … Continue reading
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Rant: Mistakes
Tuesday, September 22nd 2020 Mistake #1) Don’t Cry Over Spilled Coffee Though I avoid the phone “like the plague” (can we say that anymore?), I made the mistake of making an actual live phone call on Sunday, and in my … Continue reading
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At Rise: Too Many Legs
Monday, September 21st 2020 AT RISE: It is “recess” in the distance learning environment. The kids are wrestling on the couch and Little Sister seems to have eeked out a slight advantage over Big Brother. Sister: [Giggling hysterically.] Brother: OH … Continue reading
Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls
Saturday, September 19th 2020 My daughter comes in showing off her outfit. And I love it. 😻
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Tagged RBG
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OMG WTF RBG RIP
Friday, September 18th 2020 No. I can’t. And f#ck &itch McConnell btw, all the way to to an extremely painful, unending suffering. (But that hell actually existed). OMG OMG WTF OMG RBG. A morsel of comfort; my son tells me … Continue reading
CAMPING: BOOBs @Shawme Crowell State Forest
Sunday August 2nd – Thursday August 6th 2020 2020-08 BOOB Camping @Shawme Crowell State Forest [8:17]: . . . . . BOOBs! Let’s do it again soon. . ♥♥♥♥
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Tagged Bohart, Olivia, Zachary
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Quarantine UkeOke #7.29 – Iko Iko (feat. POO)
Wednesday, July 29th 2020 – Quarantine Day #1?? . Song: Iko Iko By: James “Sugar Boy” Crawford. . 2020-07-29 Quarantine UkeOke #7.29 – Iko Iko (feat. POO) [3:48]: . … Continue reading
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Tagged Flag Boy, Mardi Gras, Pingitore Oberhauser Oberhauser, POO
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Quarantine UkeOke #7.20 – Sixteen Tons
Monday, July 20th 2020 – Quarantine Day #1?? . Song: Sixteen Tons By: Tennessee Ernie Ford . 2020-07-20 Quarantine UkeOke #1** – Sixteen Tons [5:25]: . . ♥
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