Parent of an adult who is disabled.
Yes, it's all that, and continues to be. Supports you thought would be there for your child suddenly disappear and the larger society has no idea of the challenges that creates for the person with a disability and the family.
Yes, it's all that, and continues to be. Supports you thought would be there for your child suddenly disappear and the larger society has no idea of the challenges that creates for the person with a disability and the family.
November 19, 2025 at 1:13 PM
Parent of an adult who is disabled.
Yes, it's all that, and continues to be. Supports you thought would be there for your child suddenly disappear and the larger society has no idea of the challenges that creates for the person with a disability and the family.
Yes, it's all that, and continues to be. Supports you thought would be there for your child suddenly disappear and the larger society has no idea of the challenges that creates for the person with a disability and the family.
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This is how it always is for women, Chris. Afterwards they will tell her that guy was out of line.
November 18, 2025 at 3:24 AM
This is how it always is for women, Chris. Afterwards they will tell her that guy was out of line.
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One girl said “it doesn’t matter if you ban a book because everyone can find that information online” and then I blew their minds by talking about how your search history can be monitored and sold to the government without your permission, but your library borrowing history requires a warrant.
November 18, 2025 at 1:26 AM
One girl said “it doesn’t matter if you ban a book because everyone can find that information online” and then I blew their minds by talking about how your search history can be monitored and sold to the government without your permission, but your library borrowing history requires a warrant.
I have that hope! Beautiful!
November 12, 2025 at 2:52 PM
I have that hope! Beautiful!
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In 1931 Clifford Clinton opened the first of several cafeterias in Los Angeles, Clifton's at 618 Olive Street, in Downtown L.A. (it's a parking lot, now but a nearby one sort of survives nearby). He had a simple philosophy of never letting anyone go hungry.
October 30, 2025 at 9:39 PM
In 1931 Clifford Clinton opened the first of several cafeterias in Los Angeles, Clifton's at 618 Olive Street, in Downtown L.A. (it's a parking lot, now but a nearby one sort of survives nearby). He had a simple philosophy of never letting anyone go hungry.
Reposted by Dixie in Maine
We don’t get to choose the times we’re born into, but we can try to shape the time our grandkids will be born into.
October 27, 2025 at 10:14 PM
We don’t get to choose the times we’re born into, but we can try to shape the time our grandkids will be born into.
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This is one of the fundamental lessons of Hannah Arendt's On Totalitarianism.
October 28, 2025 at 4:12 PM
This is one of the fundamental lessons of Hannah Arendt's On Totalitarianism.
Looks like cakes my mom made. I made one last year.
October 28, 2025 at 9:32 AM
Looks like cakes my mom made. I made one last year.
He's the rep for the area where I grew up. Ugh.
October 28, 2025 at 9:28 AM
He's the rep for the area where I grew up. Ugh.
Just because he said he had an MRI doesn't mean he had an MRI.
October 28, 2025 at 12:49 AM
Just because he said he had an MRI doesn't mean he had an MRI.