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So, I’m not a big fan of the holidays, but I can def get behind anonymous kindness. ‘Not sure what I’m gonna do yet, but the motivation and time are there… Maybe not the money… 😅
So, here are the rules for this thing:
Choose one person to create magic for...
1) It has to be something thoughtful that they could use.
2) The person
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‘Just a shout out to this amazing community. This site has been a remarkable delight for, from what I’ve seen, so many people. ‘So glad to be here. 🖤
Update: I've had a wild reversal this month. The Universe felt I was worthy of a slap in the face that turned me right around. Due to the nature of my disorder, I could very well dip this low again, as I have before, but I'm good, hopefully for a good, long while. I'm going to keep this blog here primarily as a reminder, and...
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I got this tat after participating in a stand-in-awareness campaign in front of police HQ in Ottawa, as well as a couple of counter-protests, during the siege of Centertown. As legend goes, my ancestors that earned this crest were farmers that spied soldiers fleeing Viking invaders. My ancestors rallied them by reminding them that if they don’t stand and fight they’ll just be hunted and killed, and the Vikings will still get what they want. The Vikings were chased off. The King of Scotland at the time rewarded the farmers by commanding the release of a falcon, and ordering the lands stretching from the point of origin to where it landed be given to the farmers. The stone on which the falcon supposedly landed is the Falcon Stone, which is still a landmark in Scotland. Our motto, “serva jugum”, means “honour the yoke”.
I attended the “No Justice, No Peace” march in Ottawa, yesterday. The energy was electric. The size of the crowd was nearly overwhelming. I don’t believe I’ve ever experienced so many different emotions in such a short amount of time.
The march was well-organized, with volunteers all over the place providing water, masks, hand sanitizer, and, when needed, medical care. I tried my best to...
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