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elizatully.bsky.social
Free spirit, loves literature, Bell Shakespeare fan. Roosters fan. Currently exploring my ancestors. Geneology is my addiction.
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A taxi driver once remarked about a protest, a waste of time and they are just laughing at you. Find their Achilles heel, hint it is always money and boycott their business was his answer. Protest is still vital.

submitted 8 days ago • 1 comment

Great match

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Watching UTube reaction to Stan Walker singing Kanye West “Ultra light Beam”. Brilliant, his voice has always been a magical experience.

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I like to journal but not so much about myself. Most topics on this are about this, and today I found a tutorial on journaling like a writer. Also in the past if I am unsure, generally I just choose a word and its definition and the work just flows.

submitted 79 days ago • 0 comments

@barbrastreisand.bsky.social I also think all women and men should journal all they see and hear. Since they are heading into perilous times with no safety net. Don’t rely only on the writers and artists to be the only historian.

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#SBSAustralia I’ve just seen an add posted about how the current global Internet culture can influence our youth to disrespect others, mainly women. It is not just youth who are influenced. Timing is good, starting now rather than trying to catch up after the damage has escalated. Great work.

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#JohnSteinbeck was a prolific author. I watched a documentary on his life and times as an author. I also purchased his book “The Grapes of Wrath”. It is on my next to read list, especially given the current social and political climate.

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This is the team I follow. Best wishes for the 2025 season. 🏈🏈🏈

submitted 108 days ago • 0 comments

#CurrentRead: Devotion - Hannah Kent. #FutureTBR: The Grapes of Wrath - John Steinbeck. Given our current climate it is no surprise at my book choice.

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