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how i would wake you
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Passive Aggressiveness
I’m seeing an interesting pattern in my life. I can’t understand why I didn’t see it before:... Read More »
Reflections on Eve, Adam, and Atum
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Options I Gave a FB Friend for Avoiding THOSE Relatves
These were my tips for avoiding those relatives you only see at Christmas... Read More »
In response to Brazil Women As More Ambitious Than American Women
This was my response to an article a friend posted to a private... Read More »
Why I Think “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” Is Funny
I really should say love. Because I LOVE that show.... Read More »
My answer to an excellent question about race
The query, from my favorite secret Facebook group: “Serious question: Is the... Read More »
Comment on Why I Won’t Work For Free
A friend of mind on Facebook was making a public service announcement about the fact... Read More »
Regarding Troy Davis and the Death Penalty
This video was posted by a friend of mine on Facebook, and he said he agreed with it.... Read More »
Comment About Latest Crop of Facebook Changes
Facebook has changed so much since 2007, it just makes my head spin sometimes. I... Read More »
Comments on the Non-existent differences between the Democratic and Republican Party
I truly can’t believe that most people... Read More »
Comment on the Future of Fundraising
The question, in a private group on Facebook, was “What will be the biggest trends for... Read More »
Comment About A Colleague’s Thoughts of 9/11
My niece’s birthday is today. If you know me personally, really know me,... Read More »
Comment About Kevin Powell’s September 11th Poem
Kevin Powell‘s September 11 poem was republished on the Huffington... Read More »
