Susan Meador
@lunarsue.bsky.social
69 yo life long activist, grandmother, County Democratic Party Executive Committee Person, small business owner, loud mouthed liberal (that’s what the little white boys call me!)
Out canvassing for Rep Aftyn Behn in the home stretch to flip CD7!
November 24, 2025 at 2:14 PM
Out canvassing for Rep Aftyn Behn in the home stretch to flip CD7!
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NASHVILLE today…
April 19, 2025 at 7:22 PM
NASHVILLE today…
America is suffering from a bad case of electile dysfunction. Anyone got a cure?
March 12, 2025 at 2:07 AM
America is suffering from a bad case of electile dysfunction. Anyone got a cure?
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February 6, 2025 at 1:55 AM
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The long view of sadness looms outside my kitchen window
Cooking and crying
Don’t know which way the wind blows
Don’t know if I’m living or dying
But I know that I’m trying to see beyond the sadness
To find a spark of gladness
Beyond the horizon
Cooking and crying
Don’t know which way the wind blows
Don’t know if I’m living or dying
But I know that I’m trying to see beyond the sadness
To find a spark of gladness
Beyond the horizon
January 23, 2025 at 7:26 PM
The long view of sadness looms outside my kitchen window
Cooking and crying
Don’t know which way the wind blows
Don’t know if I’m living or dying
But I know that I’m trying to see beyond the sadness
To find a spark of gladness
Beyond the horizon
Cooking and crying
Don’t know which way the wind blows
Don’t know if I’m living or dying
But I know that I’m trying to see beyond the sadness
To find a spark of gladness
Beyond the horizon
The long view of sadness looms outside my kitchen window
Cooking and crying
Don’t know which way the wind blows
Don’t know if I’m living or dying
But I know that I’m trying to see beyond the sadness
To find a spark of gladness
Beyond the horizon
Cooking and crying
Don’t know which way the wind blows
Don’t know if I’m living or dying
But I know that I’m trying to see beyond the sadness
To find a spark of gladness
Beyond the horizon
January 23, 2025 at 7:26 PM
The long view of sadness looms outside my kitchen window
Cooking and crying
Don’t know which way the wind blows
Don’t know if I’m living or dying
But I know that I’m trying to see beyond the sadness
To find a spark of gladness
Beyond the horizon
Cooking and crying
Don’t know which way the wind blows
Don’t know if I’m living or dying
But I know that I’m trying to see beyond the sadness
To find a spark of gladness
Beyond the horizon
#2 Thinking that renewal will be one of my 2025 intentional words. I’ll probably bookend it with despair. Have a sneaky suspicion that I’ll be living somewhere between the two.
November 17, 2024 at 8:38 PM
#2 Thinking that renewal will be one of my 2025 intentional words. I’ll probably bookend it with despair. Have a sneaky suspicion that I’ll be living somewhere between the two.
“Renewal is a costly effort, exhausting and uncomfortable, but these creatures are going about the work of springtime with their usual fervor.” Margaret Renkyl - The Comfort of Crows
Thinking of the movement from despair to renewal. It will be costly, exhausting and uncomfortable, but necessary.
Thinking of the movement from despair to renewal. It will be costly, exhausting and uncomfortable, but necessary.
November 17, 2024 at 8:36 PM
“Renewal is a costly effort, exhausting and uncomfortable, but these creatures are going about the work of springtime with their usual fervor.” Margaret Renkyl - The Comfort of Crows
Thinking of the movement from despair to renewal. It will be costly, exhausting and uncomfortable, but necessary.
Thinking of the movement from despair to renewal. It will be costly, exhausting and uncomfortable, but necessary.
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Update: His health guy doesn't believe in medical science. His law guy is a sex trafficker. His intelligence gal is a Russian asset.
You're all caught up.
You're all caught up.
November 15, 2024 at 1:52 PM
Update: His health guy doesn't believe in medical science. His law guy is a sex trafficker. His intelligence gal is a Russian asset.
You're all caught up.
You're all caught up.
Pulled a card today in response to a feeling of longing-asking what this longing represents.
I pull Crone-Wisdom who was once worshipped as the wise woman known as Hag, which derives from the Greek word, hagia which means “holy one”.
Never let anyone sully our name again.
I pull Crone-Wisdom who was once worshipped as the wise woman known as Hag, which derives from the Greek word, hagia which means “holy one”.
Never let anyone sully our name again.
November 14, 2024 at 10:39 PM
Pulled a card today in response to a feeling of longing-asking what this longing represents.
I pull Crone-Wisdom who was once worshipped as the wise woman known as Hag, which derives from the Greek word, hagia which means “holy one”.
Never let anyone sully our name again.
I pull Crone-Wisdom who was once worshipped as the wise woman known as Hag, which derives from the Greek word, hagia which means “holy one”.
Never let anyone sully our name again.
Just got home from Parnassus and a master class from Demetria Kalodimos and Megan Barry as they discussed her new Memoir- It’s What You Do Next. Can’t wait to read it.
November 13, 2024 at 2:22 AM
Just got home from Parnassus and a master class from Demetria Kalodimos and Megan Barry as they discussed her new Memoir- It’s What You Do Next. Can’t wait to read it.
Giving this a shot!
November 12, 2024 at 2:59 PM
Giving this a shot!