sandypbw.bsky.social
Believer in democracy, ERA, LGBTQ+ ally.
Wife, mother, grandmother.
I hope to breathe easier here under clear blue skies.
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Iāve been working to get Schweikert out of Congress for years. He was corrupt since before corruption was a requirement in the Republican Party.
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I was raised just north of Philadelphia, near where Washington crossed the Delaware. Our history and pride for the country is in my bones.
This bullying terrorist-like behavior is heartbreaking. Iāve seen nothing but anti American policies from this administration. Itās disgusting.
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Then you are indeed very fortunate!
And when did tuning forks become obsolete? My grandmother had one.
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Oh, you fortunate man!
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Congratulations and Happy Birthday! It isnāt easy, and youāve done a great job.
Gratitude and humility is a beautiful way to live. Good going, Dawn. ā„ļø
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That is beautiful. My goodness, you have a wonderful job.
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Thank you for this link.
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I hope you visit with your dad in your dreams. ā„ļø
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1/ My parents certainly were complicated. And youāre right, we all are in our own ways. We all have private thoughts and experiences, maybe that adds to the complication that others feel about us.
We are so fortunate to have parents that we miss.
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My kid lives in Siddall Hall and sent me these yesterday. First is what was put up by the school, second is the studentsā alteration of the administrationsā cowardice.
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Oh yes, unmoored is the right word. I always wish for seeing them in my dreams.
Here I am, 67yrs old and still I wish for my parents.
And oh yeahā
Donāt touch our Medicaid !
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Iām so sorry for the loss of your dad. I too lost my father, 4yrs ago, and my mother 2yrs after that. Without hospice care, I donāt know how or if weād have gotten through it.
The pain doesnāt lessen, but I have learned to live while carrying it. You will get through. ā„ļø
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I am a long time admirer of Steveās work. Thank you for sharing some of his best.
My deepest hope is for his recovery and for your happiness.
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Says the man whose success is due to government subsidies.
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Oooh, Bryn is such a big helper!
And so many bird calls! What a wonderful thing youāve done with your land. Good on you!
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I did! Thank you!
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Thank you for the link.
Maybe I can hope too.
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And youāre one of them!
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I donāt know why trump voters think that his way of doing things, (chainsaw to a silk rug), wouldnāt touch them.
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Thank you, thatās very kind. Actually, theyāre both doing well. I worry for them if benefits are cut, though.
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So many people who are loved will suffer.
My sister, a brain tumor survivor. My brother, a veteran in treatment for leukemia, just to name two.
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Of course he did. DeJoy is heavily invested in a package delivery service already, it was a big deal when he was named to the post, but of course he was confirmed anyway.
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Quakers are always on the right side of things.
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Yep.
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I use this too, itās an excellent tool. š
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trump has always been a Russian asset. Heās just loudly, blatantly, broadcasting it now.
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Sadly, I believe youāre right. Cruelty is always the point.
And then they cheer at those who are hurt.
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WTF is wrong with these people?
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The Supreme Court made themselves irrelevant with that stupid ruling āfor the agesā and gave him immunity. Heāll try to get rid of them too, heck what will we need them for?
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Musk could solve hunger and homelessness all by himself, and STILL have enough money to support his large family for generations. And itās still not enough for him.
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Heck with history, Iām judging them harshly right now.
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Ugh. This made my heart hurt.
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ewww
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Oh thatās very sad. Still, you have to do whatās best for yourself, and for that, Iām happy that you took the step.
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I wasnāt either, so I just googled Indivisible in my area, the National Organization for Women, the local ACLU officeā¦
Youāll find what fits with you. It felt good to take steps, you know?
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Thank you!!
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Thank you for this tribute.
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I do hope that your sister well.
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We just have to work at this. At least call our Senators and Congressional Reps. I found my local Indivisible group. We have to do more than worry and be fearful. Iām hoping to feel better if I take action, however small.
Hang in there. š
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Ohmygosh our pets!
You may be right about the lure of Big Pharma, greed is their big motivator. Along with self preservation. Best to keep the damn camps in his psycho-dreams.
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My daughter is in recovery, clean for 8 1/2 yrs. She was only 17 when she got clean. Taking her from us to a work camp would have been disastrous. That is not how to address addiction.
Plus Iād be dead because theyād do that over my dead body.
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āReparentingā means stealing kids from their parents as far as I can tell.
This is a nightmare.