Charnnick
@charnnick.bsky.social
Mom, teacher, movie fan, music lover, book reader, blue all the way, Dodger fan
^That D stands for 2 things.
^That D stands for 2 things.
Yea, and god helps them who help themselves.
January 27, 2025 at 5:59 PM
Yea, and god helps them who help themselves.
I alternate between extreme sadness and hope. As a person who loves the holidays, I’m determined to make them as joyous as possible. I will not let that be taken from me.
December 5, 2024 at 12:13 AM
I alternate between extreme sadness and hope. As a person who loves the holidays, I’m determined to make them as joyous as possible. I will not let that be taken from me.
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I honestly don't care whether Joe changed his mind or that he might have lied.
His decision to pardon Hunter doesn't effect me at all.
Trump lying about having nothing to do with project 2025 and then adding its creators to his cabinet, does affect me. And you.
Save your outrage for what matters.
His decision to pardon Hunter doesn't effect me at all.
Trump lying about having nothing to do with project 2025 and then adding its creators to his cabinet, does affect me. And you.
Save your outrage for what matters.
December 3, 2024 at 1:44 PM
I honestly don't care whether Joe changed his mind or that he might have lied.
His decision to pardon Hunter doesn't effect me at all.
Trump lying about having nothing to do with project 2025 and then adding its creators to his cabinet, does affect me. And you.
Save your outrage for what matters.
His decision to pardon Hunter doesn't effect me at all.
Trump lying about having nothing to do with project 2025 and then adding its creators to his cabinet, does affect me. And you.
Save your outrage for what matters.
I thought I was replying to the person who replied to you! 🤦 Yes, we are in perfect agreement.
November 30, 2024 at 3:55 PM
I thought I was replying to the person who replied to you! 🤦 Yes, we are in perfect agreement.
As a boomer who hasn’t changed my morals or politics since the 60s when I protested the Vietnam War, advocated for women’s rights, and civil rights, I disagree with your generalization. All of my high school friends are still of like minds about all of this. We were the generation of change.
November 30, 2024 at 6:45 AM
As a boomer who hasn’t changed my morals or politics since the 60s when I protested the Vietnam War, advocated for women’s rights, and civil rights, I disagree with your generalization. All of my high school friends are still of like minds about all of this. We were the generation of change.