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Life In The Time of COVID
In some manner, we all have adapted to the horror that surrounds us. But, adaptation is not neutral. It is either positive and promotes survival or negative and increases risk. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Beauty, Being American, COVID-19, Politics, Public Health, United States
Tagged Charcoal, Coronavirus, Death, Figure Study, Illness, Social Distancing, Wear A mask
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May have Hurt Myself Today, But It Was Worth It
Well, today, I think that I royally fucked up. But, it was worth it.
Would I change what I did? Nope.
Life always has risks, whether I’m aware of them or not. I saw someone in pain and I acted from my heart. Continue reading
Posted in Being American, Blog, Citizenship, COVID-19, Ethics and Morality, Justice, Politics, Public Health, Relationships
Tagged Alone, Bank Account, Biology, Confederacy, Contagion, CoVID-19, Crimes Against Humanity, From the Heart, Hard-time, Helping, Homeless, Mother nature, Murder, Rebels, Self-Quarantine, Trump, Wear A mask
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