Peace And Love For Those On Transgender Day Of Remembrance

Today is one of those day we wish we didn’t have, but it’s Transgender Day of Remembrance. Ever since 1999, Nov. 20 has been designated as a day of remembrance for all those transgender people who have been murder. In the 1990s, three women, Rita Hester, Chanelle Pickett and Monique Thomas, all transgendered were murdered.Continue reading “Peace And Love For Those On Transgender Day Of Remembrance”

Too Early For Christmas Decorations?

I know some people who eagerly await until Halloween to end so they can put up their Christmas decorations. But with less than six weeks until Christmas, everyone is getting into the spirit. I took these photos around the Wagoner, Okla. community. I haven’t put up my tree yet. But this weekend, my neighbors putContinue reading “Too Early For Christmas Decorations?”

Donnie & Bill, Sitting In A Tree

I wouldn’t doubt that the current POTUS had a sexual interaction with another man. I’m sure what’s really keeping a lot of the information of the Epstein Files from going public is how many powerful men have engaged in sexual assaults of men and young boys.   When it comes to sexually assaulting teenage girls, a lot of men can look the otherContinue reading “Donnie & Bill, Sitting In A Tree”

How The Walls Come Crumblin’ Down

One of the moments in recent world history that is incorrectly believed happened on this date, Nov. 9, in 1989 when the Berlin Wall finally started to come down. The wall had been constructed in the early 1960s as a way to seperate East Germany, which was a bloc of the Soviet Union, from WestContinue reading “How The Walls Come Crumblin’ Down”