I love it so much!

I worked in a group home in Cambridge many years ago. The police we called to us multiple times (which is unusual) and Cambridge at that time had a mental health squad (?) of the police so usually it was always the same people responding. It made us and our clients safer.

Thank you. I thought for once since I moved I would be going home for something that wasn’t a funeral or memorial.

When I said I thought I wouldn’t survive this presidency, this is what I meant. I am served by at least 5 of these programs, paying for my utilities, mental illness care, medical care and more. I worked in behavioral healthcare until I was disabled, and it hurts to see those programs cut too.

I use to avoid calling myself disabled because I didn’t feel I qualified. I wasn’t “disabled enough” even to myself. However, in learning to embrace my disability I am able to more accurately describe my life, work with my community and learn ways to not just have a disability but live with one.

I get that. It was more someone asked my friend if we were dating during a planning meeting because she had the same ideas as me. We both (separately) were like, no but I wish. Also, we have the same ideas on things because we talk about them a lot.

Thanks. I ran away early this week because a cat themed variety show was starting and suddenly there were way too many people. Maybe next week. We did determine which Doctor was being shown on the tv and just how queer old Doctor Who is in so many ways.

If so, I definitely gave Stoick too long a name.

We are called Massholes for a reason and in the history of Boston we have had so many riots. The T literally catches on fire on a regular basis and people just make time for that in their commute. We may hate everyone but also, they are our people and we will defend them. I’m proud to be from Boston