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Who knew this would become a recurring topic?
A couple recent incidents have sparked this question, and I name names.
A blend of genealogy, history, current events, politics, religion, education, and, well, you name it. And trains. Here are the stories and things that bring us together as a family, that try to explain the meaning of our lives, or, are just plain funny. Or touching. Or gripping. Or sad.
Does CAHOOTS work everywhere? Probably not — every community will have their own particulars to work out — but it’s a much better starting point for meaningful discussion and reform than two smirking yahoos. What do you think?
I never really got to know my great grandmother, but I do remember the day she died. It was the first time I ever saw my dad cry.
The long lost hobbies people around the world people are revisiting during the coronavirus pandemic
ln the span of less than twenty-four hours, I found myself going from embarking on a spiritual virtual journey across the Iberian peninsula to being unable to legally physically drive to the supermarket.