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A New Fascism
History likes to repeat itself. We can document events and atrocities all we want, but this is a fact that humans have fallen prey to time and time again, and 2025 is no different. I’m not writing today to say that people will react exactly the same in all situations, but there are commonalities that
The Ultimate Disaster Prep Checklist
My childhood was spent in Florida, so I can remember hurricane warnings. I remember my parents boarding up the windows and stocking up on supplies. But we moved to western North Carolina when I was twelve. A place I always understood to be safe from hurricanes. I can tell you that none of us were
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I Love You to Pieces
Lifeless. Breathless. That wonderful woman. The one who helped make my childhood. That’s her in the coffin. I saw her, but she wasn’t there.I touched her, but it wasn’t her. And we all cried And cried And cried some more. Then we put her in the dark.A dark hole.And the light that I had always
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Alone In The Rain
There was no storm in the forecast, yet it sprung upon them in the evening. Not a weather event, but still an atmospheric pressure of sorts. The pouring came heavy. Captain Morgan drowned his discontent, his melancholy; And as a result of watering his hurt, a thunderous voice erupted on a school night. The young
Love Your Neighbor
I really try to see the good in everyone, but lately I am struggling. If you support legal green card holders being abducted off our streets and deported, or sent to what could arguably be considered a concentration camp in El Salvador, for just expressing views that may be different than the current administration’s then
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Thoughts Directly Following The New Presidency
I don’t dislike the average person who voted for Donald Trump. I understand that the left can sometimes come across as offended babies. I understand that men especially have felt ostracized by the left. If you aren’t LGBT+, a minority, or a woman there are people from my party who don’t care about your opinion,
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