Sharing in honor of a friend who lives with MS and all those with MS, as well as their health teams, researchers, families, and friends.
In honor of my wonderful friends that bravely fight every day not just one month a year.
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Save HarsH ReaLiTy!!
Re-blogging this from Linda’s blog, which, I found through HarsH ReaLiTy. WordPress is making a big mistake. Let’s help them to see that and lift the prohibition against OM. And, if you don’t already, follow both Linda’s blog and HarsH ReaLiTy!
No one likes spam. In internet terms (as opposed to the stuff you find on the grocery store shelf) it’s the bane of our existence. Its sole purpose is to get our attention and once it does, it either begs us to buy something or gives us something we would never pay for – something like a virus.
Then there is the exception to the rule. In fact, there is only one exception that I’ve found in over a decade of browsing the web. It may have seemed like a “spam follow” at the start, but when I followed the cookie-crumb trail that led me back to its source, it ended up benefiting me beyond my wildest dreams: it was HarsH ReaLiTy.
Jason, also known as Opinionated Man, has a huge (over 50,000 blog, twitter, and Facebook combined) following on his blog, HarsH ReaLiTy. His passion for connecting with other…
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The Thinks You Can Think: Dreams of Indigenous Intent
Sharing Oscar’s vision of love. Thank you, Oscar, for this hopeful post.
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Mytwosentences 77
I started following this blog recently and love how it combines beautfiul photography with exactly two powerful sentences to accompany it.
She stretched outwardly above the mirror to get a better view of the prismatic vivid visage that was now ablaze upon her colorful autumnal torso.
She admired the growth of her glorious gown which gleamed with snazzy seasonal sequins, and found herself captivated by the flaring foliage of her rhythmic reflection.
(Photo: Edward Roads)
Written by Edward Roads
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“I’m Not a Feminist, But . . .”: Ecofeminism
Emily J has been doing a great series of posts based on Rosemarie Tong’s book on the different schools of feminist thought. This post is on ecofeminism. I find that I am a hybrid feminist and ecofeminism is one component of that.
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More Work for Mother
Thanks to Emily for writing about this book. I admit that it continues to bother me that homemaking is not considered as contributing to the economy/society, unless you are paying someone else to do the work. I hope to read this book someday.
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The Thinks You Can Think: Being Dependent & Purging the Fallacy of “Independence”
Wisdom shared by Oscar Hokeah. I was especially struck by this today because it relates to a poem I was revising recently.
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Share a Post! All Bloggers Welcome!
An opportunity to share a post, courtesy of OM. Also, a great chance to read what other people are sharing.
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Joanne Corey 