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– a digital opus of epic proportions – • log in • skip to content home bio cast contact nom de plume rings july 29th, 2011 30 day challenge tweet i have been sorely missing my blog and blogging in general yet still felt unmotivated in getting back into it. that's why i was excited to find out about the 30 day challenge on turnjacson's awesome blog. it sounded fun and would get me here on the blog every day. hell, why not? i realize i likely have 0 readers left, but that is okay. i write for me; i write because i can't not write. maybe someday someone will stumble upon these words i have left out in cyberspace and will be moved by them, or at least enjoy them for awhile. that is enough for me. so, for any faithful readers that may come here from time to time to see if i'm still alive, i will be here at least for the next 30 days consistently! (well, i hope i will - we all know "consistency" and "schedules" aren't really in my vocabulary). (many thanks to the creator of this challenge - who is also trying to get back into the swing of blogging - miss taylor cast !) let's get started, shall we? day 1: introduce, recent picture of yourself, 15 interesting facts. day 2: nicknames. day 3: your first love. day 4: your parents. day 5: what song inspires you. day 6: pet peeves. day 7: what makes you happy. day 8: a place you’ve traveled to and where else you want to travel. day 9: a favorite picture of your best friend. day 10: something you’re afraid of. day 11: a quote you love. day 12: something you don’t leave the house without. day 13: goals. day 14: a picture of you last year – how have you changed? day 15: death row meal. day 16: your opinion about your body and how comfortable you are with it. day 17: put your ipod on shuffle, first 10 songs. day 18: something you miss. day 19: things you want to say to an ex. day 20: something you wonder “what if…?” about. day 21: something you’re proud of. day 22: what do you want your future to be like? day 23: favorite movies and tv show. day 24: something you’ve learned. day 25: something you are looking forward to. day 26: your dream wedding. day 27: photo of your city . day 28: what stresses you out? day 29: who is you hero? day 30: a picture of yourself this day and 5 good things that happened since you started the challenge. belletrist: shanna riley | dossier: latest project , memes no comments • trackback • permalink june 17th, 2011 i support gay love tweet this past week has been a landmark one in the gay rights movements. while some states came closer to allowing same sex marriage, prospective obama-2012 voters lashed out at the president for his lack of support and failed campaign promises to the community. the week was rounded up by a former football star commenting that allowing gay marriage to happen would create utter "anarchy". in light of all this, i would like to re-post a portion of a post i wrote a couple of years ago, "not special, just equal" , when i was dissenting with a fellow huffpo commenter on whether or not gay rights mattered at all. the end of the post goes to something i have been saying all along - this is not about sexual partners, but love and who a person can and will love . that seems to get forgotten by the anti-gay rights folks when they are spewing their often ignorant and bigoted hate. i don't just support gay marriage or, even, all gay rights. i support gay love (or, better, lgbt love). here is the end of that post , reiterating this very stance: what bothers me, too, is that in all the hubbub and din, all the people decrying "gay sex" as deviant and gay people as aberrant for engaging in it - just for larks, of course - is the idea of love. being gay isn't just about - isn't really at all about - who you have sex with or want to have sex with. it's about who you can and will love. yes, homosexuals are sexually attracted to the same sex. but do not forget, that attraction - just like with straight people - can and does lead to more than just meaningless sex. it becomes relationships, it becomes lasting partnerships, and long-term affairs. it becomes love . and that is what this battle is really about. no one can choose who they fall in love with - not straight people, gay persons, bi individuals, or anything in between. and, therefore, it is not a choice for the lesbian who falls in love with the woman who becomes her partner of 20 years or the gay man who falls head over heels for the person he knows is his soulmate, no more than it is a choice for the woman who marries her high school sweetheart or the man who rekindles a romance with the woman he never got over from college. we don't choose who we love...love has it's own agenda. the most beautiful thing about this is that love always wins . it will prevail; it always does. and gay people will win their rights. i guarantee it. in the meantime, to all the naysayers, i say think long and hard about the reasons you are against homosexuals or gay rights/marriage. remember what this country stands for, and take some time to re-read the teachings of the man you base your religion on. you have a "choice", now - and the choice is to choose acceptance, understanding, and compassion over denial, ignorance, and hatred. you like to ask, "what would jesus do?" and so i posit that to you now - what, indeed? belletrist: shanna riley | dossier: gay marriage , gay rights no comments • trackback • permalink june 9th, 2011 god, save me from your followers tweet i literally chunked my iphone across the room when a local news-updater app came up telling me that, with no dissent ("unanimously and without debate"), the louisiana house voted, to add a ten commandments monument to the louisiana state capitol. separation of church and state apparently doesn’t exist here. jefferson would be taking to his unique, personally-edited bible and the other founding fathers would be shaking their heads in utter dismay. state representative patrick williams, d-shreveport, who brought the proposal makes the entire thing all the more worse (if that can be imagined) by saying the monument is not about religious observance but is of historical note: the significance is historical. our laws are based on the ten commandments. in fact, without them, a lot of our laws would not exist. i am unsure what history classes rep. williams attended, but i was unaware that the history of this nation was based on christian doctrine. in fact, it would seem that our founding fathers said something completely different: [our] principles [are] founded on the immovable basis of equal right and reason. - thomas jefferson, to james sullivan, 1797 not founded on christianity, but the simple concepts of equal rights and sound reason. may it [the declaration of independence] be to the world, what i believe it will be, (to some parts sooner, to others later, but finally to all,) the signal of arousing men to burst the chains under which monkish ignorance and superstition had persuaded them to bind themselves, and to assume the blessings and security of self-government. that form which we have substituted, restores the free right to the unbounded exercise of reason and freedom of opinion. all eyes are opened, or opening, to the rights of man. the general spread of the light of science has already laid open to every view the palpable truth , that the mass of mankind has not been born with saddles on their backs, nor a favored few booted and spurred, ready to ride them legitimately, by the grace of god. these are grounds of hope for others. for ourselves, let the annual return of this day [july 4th] forever refresh our recollections of these rights, and an undiminished devotion to them.... - - thomas jefferson, letter to roger c weightman, june 24, 1826, jefferson's last letter, declining, due to ill health, an invitation to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the signing of that document; jefferson died ten days later, the very day ot the 50th anniversary of the declaration's signing (joh

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Registrar URL: http://www.godaddy.com
Updated Date: 2017-11-18T18:03:37Z
Creation Date: 2008-11-17T17:26:29Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2019-11-17T17:26:29Z
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