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Maryland doors

I think there is room for Thanksgiving Day to be a good holiday.

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Not your parents transgender

This person who has been right next to me all these years, is actually way more genuine and brave than the one I gave up.

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A moment for memory

Memories are wonderful to me. That’s why I’ve kept a journal since I was 7 years old.

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Fresh air, finally

I am now free to try again to live up to my own potential.

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I’m gonna be happy if it kills me

I’m grumpy grumpy grumpy today. All day yesterday I was in such a stew I couldn’t even do anything. It was Saturday. I’ve got LISTS of things scattered around the house of all I wish I could do if I ever got the time. And rather than get stuff done, I pretty much just crouched […]

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Still Harvesting!

It makes me feel rich. And spoiled.

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What’s the best thing about being you?

Most of the time, if you’re patient, I’ll eventually get it. Thanks for waiting for me and for having faith.

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Big smiles (no job)

But Mark reminded me that it’s only scary to think of losing the house if we are convinced we have to have the house for happiness.

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End of an age

By the end of my thirties though, I am tired. It’s not just hard to live authentically; it’s exhausting.

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Response to a friend

I think a person can be forced to learn a skill like resilience.

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