Winter is on its way sweet caked!

Lunging is longing to ride a tank!

Long hair in triumph attack!

Gives her a bean back!

He has a chair!

Boom boom!
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Don't use your head as a launching pad for fireworks!

Not only deadly, but super weird!
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I see America as the best diversity county, the most democratic country, and strangest.

I am not clear about American strangeness: so hard to explain precisely.  Something eh, American about America?!!!  Whatever it is we got it!
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Looking back on February:

In made my life more predictable and burned weeds down.

My heart has socially gone in some unexpected directions.

Super creative enthusiasm is temporarily lower for first time in many months.

Philosophy and mode of life has changed.

I think America has improved, but we still have a way to go!


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