What is your earliest memory? Describe it in detail: the place, the setting, the sights, smells, and sounds.
My freshman year in high school, I met a young sophomore by the name of Grant. He was a very popular teen, and extremely hot! He was about 5’7″ tall, blonde hair with the most riveting blue eyes you have ever seen.
The American Dilemma and How We Can Fix It
It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men. ~Frederick Douglass
Reaching Inner City communities through cross cultural youth ministry.
Theories on people, government, and why things are the way they are.
A new generation of progressive thought. Another generation of liberal politics.
fighting. pleading. standing.
Focusing on disability, benefits, and sharing my experiences of COPD, heart failure/aortic valve calcification & stenosis, ME/CFS (27 years), and, latterly, bilateral lymphoedema and cellulitis (foul conditions that cause me more pain and misery than everything else combined), plus general disability and mobility issues and advice, in the hope they will help others, along with books, cooking, and anything else that piques my interest... Please note: This theme was selected for its overall clarity, but many items are greyed out until you hover the cursor over them including, annoyingly, the photo below.
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just like Moby Dick, but shorter and less whale-oriented.
Stuff and things.
news,opinions
Being Gay is not a choice, we are born that way
From Fear to Faith~
one terrible comic per weekday, by Ryan Morrison
Adventures in raising a fabulous gender creative son.
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