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- Married to my best friend for 25 years. Mom to three wonderful (most of the time) kids: Artist Girl, age 22, Guitar Teen, age 19 and Wrestling Fan, age 15. This is a blog about the educational experience of a middle school teacher. While this blog is mostly on educational topics, I do also share things about life outside of the classroom. Occasionally, I accept guest posts, very rarely do reviews of websites or products. However, I'm not opposed to accepting a free trip to Disneyland for my husband and myself. True Fact: My husband, who is 50 years old & has lived in California his whole entire life, has never been to Disneyland. I believe that a free trip just might change that & help him to discover what he has been missing all these years! Email me: windveilblue65@gmail.com
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3 comments:
Sobering. And scary.
The cruelty is unbelievable.
I think some people tend to jump on the "I'm not paying for other people's bad choices" bandwagon too quickly. Do we tend to think that "the uninsured" are lazy, unemployed, non-producers who just wait for someone else to give them a handout? Thank you for this reminder that they are NOT...and even if they were...they are still human beings. Apathy is a scar thing. You can bet I shared this.
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