Monthly Archives: September 2023

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Support For LGTBQ Citizens In The USA and Canada – Equality Not Hate

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People who are citizens of the LGBTQ community in both the USA and Canada are experiencing discrimination and hate. All they want to do is live their lives and it seems there are some that can’t stand that. I am standing with those who want to love, live, and laugh without fear of reprisal or those who seek to take from them what they enjoy themselves. There is no space for hate and equality hurts no one.

To conservatives, leave people alone. I dig your desire for fiscal responsibility and that sort of thing. However, your social issues side sucks. You don’t have the right to ruin their lives.

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The 21st Night Of September

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Do you remember? The most important question of the month as asked by Earth, Wind and Fire.

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A Funeral For An “X” Friend Named Twitter

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After the recent news that Elon Musk would move Twitter to a paid platform, I decided to delete my Twitter account today. To tell you the truth I should have done it sooner. It was bittersweet because I have been on X/Twitter for a long time. My thinking is that it will die sooner rather than later. I also don’t want something like that hanging around because I don’t know what will happen to the things I have done there. So I am pronouncing @tonyburgess1969 on Twitter digitally dead. Rest In Peace, Twitter.

I am on Threads which is getting better all the time. Check me out there.

Quote Of The Day

Quote Of The Day

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Dreamers need to stick together.

Athena from the movie “Tomorrowland”
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Good Advice, Kindness

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This is solid advice. Be kind. Share the happy.

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Today Is International Blood Donor Recruitment Professional’s Day

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I work for Blood Assurance, a Chattanooga , Tennessee based regional blood bank as a Telerecruiter. That means that I’m on the phones every day asking donors to come in for another blood donation. I work with a team of people who like me are tasked with helping to insure a safe and adequate blood supply for the people and hospitals we serve. It’s not an easy job but it’s important work. Success comes from lives saved and making a connection with donors in the community who also want to help save lives with their blood donations.