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Category Archives: Socialism?
Sorry Kids, Allowance is Suspended
Thursday, April 2nd 2020 This is the last allowance the kids are getting in the foreseeable future. I had to tell them that because I have no income I cannot keep paying them. They don’t seem to mind nearly as … Continue reading
AT RISE: Hit Me
Wednesday, April 1st 2020 AT RISE: It is sunrise on Quarantine Day #19 in an apocalyptic world in every day brings a fresh horror such as the previous day in which Las Vegas starts accommodating homeless humans by painting … Continue reading
Posted in activism, At RISE, comedy, Corona Quarantine, domestic life, evidence they get along, faith, family, fight, fighting Fascism, forgiveness, Friendship, global inequity, health, history, learning, marriage, mental health, patience, politics, racial injustice, Religious Hypocrisy, social justice, Socialism?, tragedy
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Primary Voting 2020
Tuesday, February 25th 2020 Though I still want to accompany my family to the polls on actual Voting Day this coming Super Tuesday, March 3rd, I decided to take advantage of the brand new Early Voting option in Massachusetts, with … Continue reading
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Gandalf. Dumbledore. Obi-Wan. Bernie.
Tuesday, February 25th 2020 . . . . . . . . . ♦
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Early Voting Week
Monday, February 24th 2020 It’s early voting week here in Massachusetts and I am humbled and awed that I have another chance to vote for my Bernie. After the horrific catastrophe of 2016, my daughter would still wish on a … Continue reading
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Crazy Bunny Diaries Meets Camping
Thursday, February 20th . Until now, the strangest thing I have brought camping with me is my wedding dress. But that worked out great because I got to kiss my husband on our tenth wedding anniversary against a stunning sunset … Continue reading
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2020 Atlanta Juggling Festival Trip in GIFs
February 7-8-9 2020 THANK YOU ATLANTA GROUNDHOG JUGGLING FESTIVAL: Where legends and novices are equals in the Art of Play! . 1) Anticipation . 2) Finally there! . 3) Gavin’s first unicycle lesson, courtesy of Jonathan Perry . 4) Lucy … Continue reading
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Political Action: Peace Rally Against War with Iran
Thursday, January 9th 2019 On this night, Dear Hubsand and I got our family over to Harvard Square to join the national protest of tRump’s escalation with Iran. For a Thursday evening in early January –outside in 23·F … Continue reading
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Tagged #FuckTrump #DownWithFascism #FuckFascists, NO MORE WAR, No War With Iran
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December 18th 2019 @8:36pm
Wednesday, December 18th 2019 My phone’s home screen: ♠
Cascade of Health Care Bills – A Tiny Tale of Bureaucratic Nonsense, Grit, Gratitude and Plain Luck
Friday, November 22nd 2019 This afternoon I get another surprise: 19 identical envelopes in my mailbox. Medical bills. Each for $25. This is bullshit. Miraculously I have some time so I start ripping them open. They are for doctor … Continue reading