I’m lined up to get my own place.
Monthly Archives: November 2022
Hyper-aggressive hamsters
Self-management in the face of depression
I am extremely depressed this morning. This may be a “monthly.” I find myself hyper-self-critical; ready to take anything someone may say the wrong way; ready to snap.
I’m dealing with various issues in various places that may help explain it, but as opposed to engaging in excuses or blame, I need to deal with what is.
I was in Dunkin’ Donuts at 9:00 and chose to check the library schedule for this week; to chart out what days I would go to the library and what other days I would go to church.
Vangereil Dretreckes Miller
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Vangereil Dretreckes Miller
FBI joins search for suspect accused of shooting 5, killing 2 while out on bond
8 Major Problems with Drug Treatment in Prison
“It’s a proven fact that prison doesn’t do anything for drug addiction — nothing. Then when they come back they’re recidivists. If you say prison is for punishment, fine. But if you say it’s so people don’t come back then you’ve got to do something so they don’t come back.”
8 Major Problems with Drug Treatment in Prison
Originally posted 2015-12-03.
Afraid of dogs?
Never, ever, did I ever think I would be. I could be, now.
Headlines about race
Beginning as of the earliest link below, I have, and plan to continue to, attempted in good faith to copy every single headline that appears in my Yahoo! News feed pertinent attitudes toward race.
My hypothesis was that, overwhelmingly, it is only the attitudes of white people towards race, that are studied and reported. The data here below speak for themselves.
David Wilcock redux
Advantages of living in a fantasy world
Boko Haram on the ropes?
Podcast — Issues for the midterms
For What It’s Worth
Podcast — Issues for the midterms
Related:
- Podcast – What do you look for in a candidate? | The Homeless Blogger
- ‘The View’ host Joy Behar finds voters’ focus on economy ‘sad and depressing’ | Fox News
Music: Buffalo Springfield, “For What It’s Worth”