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While trying to write a simple "hey, brother" response to @SHEASHANNARA's entry here, I spun out into much more of a discourse on my own spirituality than I meant to. I felt that posting something so much about myself there would have been against the spirit of his own piece, so decided to move my own ramblings to my own space where...
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medmusa:
I’m a lot too into hiring the spirit position of spiriting.. at the end chemistry too assure we are energy. Isn’t important which religion you are in we all need to respect and honor everything outside and inside of us
alaskasmoker:
That was an amazing read! Thanks!
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I'm taking a bit of a break from SG. Don't know for how long, but I expect I'll probably be back at some point. Notwithstanding a few exceptional artists, the sets have taken on a very samey quality, with less and less of the experimentation of the past. The proliferation of silicone and makeup so thick it might as well be a different face are
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fullfeeling:
@jayafterdark, they do reject some sets... not sure what the criteria is.  I was really happy to see more self-shot sets come from lockdown.  Even when the quality of photography isn't as high, it's really cool to see how a model captures herself.  Funny thing about "doing it for the paycheck"... most sets don't get bought, so most models are providing most of their material here for free!
iluna:
Write me your e-mail please
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rare:
Simply adorable!
fredhincanada:
Aw. I love them. I’m sorry for your loss.
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My first ever blog post here was inspired when a family member passed along this article. It's a fine article with great graphics, but it's also worth noting how many of these pandemics changed history, and what that might mean for us now.

These days the impact of smallpox on Native Americans is pretty widely understood, and because of proximity we're aware of some of...
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sheashannara:
very well said and thought provoking!
fullfeeling:
Thanks, guys.  BTW, as a small business owner I applied for both EIDL and PPP: the federal backed programs meant to help keep as many people employed as possible.  Unsurprisingly, there was some waste and corruption in the portion of these funds that ended up in the coffers of huge companies that could have kept their staff on payroll for months just by redirecting the funds from C-suite paychecks for a while.  But in terms of my experience, I can report that in 6 years of business, these were some of the easiest financial processes I've gone through: PROOF that when we really want to and there's not ginned-up obstruction, the federal government can launch huge programs efficiently and effectively, even when totally lacking support from top leadership.