Now I know that there are many people who truly need these meds, but if there are a million or more that also need to deal with depression, maybe there is something wrong with our lives, our governments, our countries. Maybe change is really needed in our lives. Big change. A change of the things that depress us. Seriously, really big change that does not want to lead us and leave us 'drugged to oblivion.'
Friday, February 23, 2018
a drugged population is just what this world needs
Now I know that there are many people who truly need these meds, but if there are a million or more that also need to deal with depression, maybe there is something wrong with our lives, our governments, our countries. Maybe change is really needed in our lives. Big change. A change of the things that depress us. Seriously, really big change that does not want to lead us and leave us 'drugged to oblivion.'
Wednesday, February 21, 2018
He's Living the Dream
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Wednesday, February 14, 2018
I Didn't Dare Click
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Monday, February 12, 2018
AAM Monday: Project Life 2018 Weeks 2 and 3
Getting caught up is a good feeling after a few weeks not doing Project Life. I'd forgotten how cold it was in the second week of January. I was so very glad to have the puffer coat I bought for Boston. I haven't actually needed it much lately. PL helps me remember those differences.
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Thursday, February 8, 2018
Throwback Thursday: A Babe in Arms
Well not in arms here, but back when I was less than a year old. I've been amiss about posting lately so I thought I'd add this recent layout.
Monday, February 5, 2018
AAM Monday: Project Life 2018 Week 1
It's good to have at least one week down and under my belt, so to speak. More coming shortly or at least coming this month.
This is the week when I started getting things ready to put away. The Christmas deconstruction took longer than I'd hoped because we couldn't put much in the attic because of the pending roof replacement and all that entailed. That was ok, cause I could take my time even if the mess drove me bonkers. Patience patience patience.
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