So in 1978 or ‘79, my then-boyfriend and I got a marriage license and a few days later went to the courthouse to get married. But when we got there, we discovered the courthouse closed early on Fridays. Somehow, we never tried again. I never thought about it again. But a few years ago, I was googling myself, and we show up in the state’s official records as married. He went full Tea Party a while back.
We’re in our 60’s now - should I hit him up for a divorce and get half of everything?
We grabbed lunch and now we’re at a sold out showing of Hadestown and we absolutely reek of garlic. Sorry, seat neighbors!! 🧄
So apparently I have to take on the entire legal system in my county, because they are not giving a sexual assault victim the same rights as her attacker. PS she’s in her mid-70’s.
Tower of Poop has a great horn section, and has appeared as a backing band with many world renowned musical artists.
One of my cats pooped vertically this morning. 😯
(This is in addition to the four different deposits of puke I found in the kitchen [Charlie likes to binge and purge])
Also, I have been on hold for 14:02
Maui / Big Island Volunteer & Donation Opportunities
We are creating this post separate from the main wildfire thread to give it better visibility. The organizations listed here have been vetted by...
If you’re a trans person living in an unsafe place, you might consider New Mexico. This Reddit post and comments is worth reading, but basically, NM has laws to protect you, and a “Live and let live” attitude. Even in the deep red pocket of the state I live in, no one harasses trans people.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Albuquerque/comments/15igcpi/how_is_it_to_be_trans_living_in_albuquerque/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=2&utm_term=1
#trans #LGBQT #LGBQTIA #NM
How is it to be trans living in Albuquerque?
I currently live in Kansas, and it sucks. It sucked before, but we just passed a bill that essentially defines us out of existence, and makes...
An Irish Actor Playing Oppenheimer Proves Once Again That Jews Don't Count | Opinion
Casting non-Jews in the roles of Jews reduces the believability of a performance not only for Jewish audiences—but for anybody who values authenticity.
