Have I pimped Chris Young's monthly mailings of "Hold Something?" If I haven't well then here it is...
http://dimlightarchive.com/?page_id=684
He's a great story writer. Every month you get a photograph and a story. Every story so far has been great reading.
But Chris is also trying to raise money for something else, his "top surgery." (Mr. Young is an FtM.) So if you want to help Mr. Young take his shirt off, go to the page in his journal that talks about it.
http://dimlightarchive.com/?p=989
Boosting the signal would be greatly appreciated.
My art and ruminations. And whatever catches my fancy.
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Sunday, June 12, 2011
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Friday, August 20, 2010
CASA Playhouses are at Northpark Mall
The 2010 Parade of Playhouses will be at Northpark Mall through Sunday. The playhouses were created by local designers and corporations for CASA. CASA is raffling off the playhouses for their benefit. Tickets are $5.00 each or 5 for $20.
You can go to this link to see the playhouses (if you live outside of the DFW area or you don't feel like beating the crowd to the mall on tax free weekend, right before school starts.) http://dallascasa.org/events/parade-of-playhouses-raffle.html
I love going to look at the playhouses. They come up with some interesting designs. My favorite one year was a playhouse made with weathered looking wood in the shape of a fish. The fish playhouse had a sort of steampunk feel. The eyes of the fish were the windows. There were other windows as well.
And the teeny sheriff's office with jail cell, and wooden rifle rack another year was too cute.
Link to CASA Dallas' homepage, which will tell you what they do...
http://dallascasa.org/
I don't think I could do what their volunteers do. I'd have a breakdown, I'm sure.
Boosting the signal would be appreciated.
Now when you buy a ticket you are supposed to put the kid's name down on the ticket. Hmmm... I know someone who has a 2 year old and I could put his name on the ticket... but would I be jumping things wanting to put a 4 month old kid's name on one of the tickets?
You can go to this link to see the playhouses (if you live outside of the DFW area or you don't feel like beating the crowd to the mall on tax free weekend, right before school starts.) http://dallascasa.org/events/parade-o
I love going to look at the playhouses. They come up with some interesting designs. My favorite one year was a playhouse made with weathered looking wood in the shape of a fish. The fish playhouse had a sort of steampunk feel. The eyes of the fish were the windows. There were other windows as well.
And the teeny sheriff's office with jail cell, and wooden rifle rack another year was too cute.
Link to CASA Dallas' homepage, which will tell you what they do...
http://dallascasa.org/
I don't think I could do what their volunteers do. I'd have a breakdown, I'm sure.
Boosting the signal would be appreciated.
Now when you buy a ticket you are supposed to put the kid's name down on the ticket. Hmmm... I know someone who has a 2 year old and I could put his name on the ticket... but would I be jumping things wanting to put a 4 month old kid's name on one of the tickets?
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Have you seen Lisa Porter
Go here for more information. She has been missing since July 30th and the police are involved.
http://helpfindlisaporter.org/
She also has a facebook page...
http://www.facebook.com/hallewes/
Passing on the signal would be greatly appreciated.
http://helpfindlisaporter.org/
She also has a facebook page...
http://www.facebook.com/hallewes/
Passing on the signal would be greatly appreciated.
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Graduating Maria second auction
is going on now.
http://community.livejournal.com/graduate_maria/
Please help out if you can. Boosting the signal would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
(^_^)/
*trying to stay cool in Dallas, Texas with no ac*
http://community.livejournal.com/gradua
Please help out if you can. Boosting the signal would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
(^_^)/
*trying to stay cool in Dallas, Texas with no ac*
Captain Hopes Tools for School Drive
Captain Hopes Tools for School Drive
http://www.captainhope.org/bts2010
This Saturday is the deadline, folks! Please help if you can.
On that note...
Okay, I'll admit that I bought the big box of 64 crayons rather than the box of 24 that was on the list. Hope that's okay.
It's just that when I was little I always wanted the big box of crayons, but my mom would never buy them for me or my sister. In my mom's defense, I was terrible with my markers and crayons. I was always leaving my markers uncapped on white articles of clothing. (I swear those markers dragged themselves there!) Or I left my crayons on the floor, and then accidentally trod on them, thus grinding them into the carpet. I'm sure my mom was picturing the mess the big box of crayons would leave once I scattered them all over the carpet and jumped on them.
And there was always this odd thing going on too, in school with the boxes of crayons. Those kids who had the big box of crayons always looked snootily down on the ones who only had the small box. So I thinking how some kid might feel really cool, stepping into school with the BIG box of crayons. And then I started sniffing the big box of crayons... and well...
I do hope it's okay I bought the larger box.
And now I salute you parents who go back to school shopping all the time! Especially if you have your kids with you. I got lost in the school supply section. It took me way too long to get the stuff, and I didn't even have kids with me!
I'm surprised that I've never seen any kids duct taped to the shopping carts. I suppose CPS frowns on that.
http://www.captainhope.org/bts2010
This Saturday is the deadline, folks! Please help if you can.
On that note...
Okay, I'll admit that I bought the big box of 64 crayons rather than the box of 24 that was on the list. Hope that's okay.
It's just that when I was little I always wanted the big box of crayons, but my mom would never buy them for me or my sister. In my mom's defense, I was terrible with my markers and crayons. I was always leaving my markers uncapped on white articles of clothing. (I swear those markers dragged themselves there!) Or I left my crayons on the floor, and then accidentally trod on them, thus grinding them into the carpet. I'm sure my mom was picturing the mess the big box of crayons would leave once I scattered them all over the carpet and jumped on them.
And there was always this odd thing going on too, in school with the boxes of crayons. Those kids who had the big box of crayons always looked snootily down on the ones who only had the small box. So I thinking how some kid might feel really cool, stepping into school with the BIG box of crayons. And then I started sniffing the big box of crayons... and well...
I do hope it's okay I bought the larger box.
And now I salute you parents who go back to school shopping all the time! Especially if you have your kids with you. I got lost in the school supply section. It took me way too long to get the stuff, and I didn't even have kids with me!
I'm surprised that I've never seen any kids duct taped to the shopping carts. I suppose CPS frowns on that.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Signal boost for Usullusa
I don't kow Usullusa other than what Spark in Darkness has posted on his LJ.
Anyway... snipped from Sparky's LJ...http://sparkindarkness.livejournal.c
Usullusa is going through several kinds of hell after coming out to the family. Parents have not taken it well and are making life quite intolerable. All kinds of chaos and terrible sh**ness abound – I am so deeply sorry for them, no-one should have to endure this rollercoaster.
As detailed here (http://usullusa.livejournal.com/88843.h
If you or anyone you know in the NYC area can help please do.
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