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Category: Current Affairs
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Yes, we are unfortunately in a time when we must assert loud and clear – that Black Lives Do Matter. Yet all true spiritual and religious traditions and scientific facts proclaim for all to hear that We are all one and one with all. Sure, we are all different colors –…
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Change is in the air. Compassion and righteous anger are walking the streets of America with Lady Justice. There will be no turning back these pages of history ourstory – no matter what the impeached president says or does. Change is in the air. This isn't 2 dozen people with automatic weapons…
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It's Sunday, take the day off! With all of the bad news and incompetence of our government, and missing being close to our loved ones – our hearts get heavy. But that's because of the love in our hearts. Love and compassion and empathy and sorrow. So, take a break. Forget the bad news…
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The Earth is breathing a sigh of relief today, the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, because her brainy humans have shut down the engines of pollution. No, it can't go on like this – or can it? (There was a reason that manufacturing left the USA, besides cheap labor – lax…
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It might happen to you, like it did to me – when you're singing along to an old sad song trying to hold it together – that's when it might hit you – or in the middle of nowhere talking to your friend, husband or wife – it might boil over the top and…
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Social distancing not required… Cat (DJ) and Armadillo, the Moon and Venus, Two Butterflies, Cat (Lucy) kisses Gator, Two Web-footed friends, Five Turtles! All Safe.
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Where beauty is – there rests the soul. Azaleas in full force in St. Augustine.
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It is difficult to sit still for an invisible catastrophe – there's no wind, no rain, no flooding – in fact the weather here is perfect. We have electricity, water, internet, the pantry is full, and we have each other. So, wash your hands, enjoy each other – (they are singing…
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The hungry, greedy, insatiable snake, eating its own tail has gotten to the head. What will he do next? Laine Quinn
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