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Ah the first False Fall of the year. Southerners gleefully donning cardigans and light jackets as we rush out to greet the autumn morning with a gleam in our eyes. “I can almost see my breath!” I say, blowing into my cupped hands. Knowing in my heart it will be 87 on Thanksgiving
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Authenticity doesn't guarantee people will like you however it guarantees that you will like yourself in a way that no one else can.
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Babies were slaughtered on SCHOOL PICTURE DAY and people have the nerve to say “well if you don’t like or leave” when you say this country is not living to its full potential. Absolutely disgusting.
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I think a terrible economy also distorts your ability to dream big. Big dreams start to include a full fridge, a full tank and maybe an apartment in an affluent area. In the midst of the chaos, I’m begging you to remember to dream bigger. I completely forgot to.
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The women I admire understand maintenance. Of beauty, relationships, finances, health, homes, knowledge, community, traditions, etc. They know that flourishing requires ongoing attention. There is an art to tending what you intend to keep.
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I’m one of those “Wow thanks so much for taking the time… I love spending time with you” ass people
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today my two hands harvested 130 lbs. of collards for our grocery program.
FREE THE LAND!
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you hear stories about how people win the lottery and it ruins their life, destroys their relationships, and ends up leaving them destitute. i want it known that would not happen to me. if i won the lottery id be very happy. it would easily work out well for me.
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if i won the lottery i wouldn't tell anyone but all of sudden i'd be opening my own microcinema and showing an eclectic lineup of films
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Last night a girl told me she pays attention to whether the people she dates nurture anything in their lives, like a plant, a pet, a project. It’s useful evidence that someone can sustain care over time. Relationships are also living things that need tending
































