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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The reason I originally joined Facebook was because of the freedom it gave me… the ease…I could connect across the country and the world with my family, our friends and their families. It’s a way of connecting with a group of people I am blessed to know… hearing their stories, seeing the places they’ve been…watching their families grow. I write mostly about the things in my life I love my friends, my family…nature…but I hope you understand when it comes to inequality, injustice, prejudice and hatred… I will not bury my head in the sand. I know I’ve lost some Facebook friends who thought I was too critical… who felt Facebook is not the place to be outspoken or political. And for the most part with this Facebook philosophy I wholeheartedly agree.. except when, in my opinion, people’s politics are destroying humanity. So you will find I write a lot about my loves, and how my life’s been blessed… Buy you’ll also find me writing about Ukraine, LGBTQIA2S+, people of color… anyone who’s been abused, neglected and oppressed. I invite you enjoy this journey with me…connected together on this Facebook link and even when you don’t agree with me…I hope at least I make you think. But if you choose to go away…because it upsets you when I raise my voice… although I’m sorry to see you go…I do respect your choice.
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