People have started using their state birds as Rebel Alliance–inspired symbols (from Star Wars) to say, “this is where I am, and I’m not okay with what’s happening.” This is the Mockingbird from Tennessee.
Resistance Birds
Tag Archives: current events
Cold
America is a cold place where ICE does things that freeze the soul. Nostalgia can be a dual-edged sword, but I long for days when there was warmth and sanity. There is so much going on that leaves a tear to the eye and a clenching of the heart. Life is hard, and the struggle is indeed real. It seems like Winter is everywhere and people are stuck out in the cold. Too many lives have perished in it. I wonder if the future is going to be frigid like the present. Friends safety comes from being out in from the cold. May no one else lose their lives and may they be safe. It’s cold, and I wonder when it will be warm again.
I Stand With Minnesota
Minneapolis and Minnesota did not ask for the crap it’s going through. The violence and murders have to stop. I hope for peace and safety for the people there.
Status Update
Friends, things are tough right now. As a blogging community, let’s stick together and help each other figure stuff out. Our voices of calm and care are needed now more than ever. Peace and love to you all.
Something About Current Events
Another person was murdered in Minneapolis today. It’s a place that didn’t ask for the trouble it’s in right now.
A Winter storm is headed to our area. We are hunkering down for the next couple of days.
The United States is a horrible place because of our vile president and his government.
The world seems on fire. So much shit is going on.
Current events are sad, depressing, challenging.
I am feeling it all, and it’s a lot to deal with.
Somehow the Hunger Games movies are offering some comfort.
Lord have mercy.
It’s The Chaos
It’s the chaos that is the norm these days. The world is going crazy. So much is happening. It’s like everything all at once is happening. I’m ready for stuff to calm the hell down because we all need some stability.
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