Im not wearing odd socks because im wearing 2. 2 is an even number an apology is due. I may seem abnormal to you but did you know the world is too. A journey through some odd values norms and beliefs....
WARNING: This is a bit of a political soapbox, so don't read it if it's going to make you hate me! :)
Wants to save the babies,
but doesn't give a shit about poor children.
hmmmmmm
Haiti
Source: http://coffeecraftsandcornfields.blogspot.com/2016/02/haiti-2016-part-2.html
“Good Day” is a poem by Max Burchett that introduces the concept of a new holiday, referred to as “Good Day," that is being promoted as a national day “for doing a little extra good." This proposed na...
A secularized version of Veggietales' 'I Can Love': for atheists, agnostics, and anyone else for whom Christianity holds no meaning. Link to the original song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbKl-IMg...
We must extract and examine the extent of this famine.
Living paycheck to paycheck, just keeping your head above water. All it takes is one disaster and you could be on the other side of the hand.
Im not wearing odd socks because im wearing 2. 2 is an even number an apology is due. I may seem abnormal to you but did you know the world is too. A journey through some odd values norms and beliefs....
WARNING: This is a bit of a political soapbox, so don't read it if it's going to make you hate me! :)
Wants to save the babies,
but doesn't give a shit about poor children.
hmmmmmm
Haiti
Source: http://coffeecraftsandcornfields.blogspot.com/2016/02/haiti-2016-part-2.html
“Good Day” is a poem by Max Burchett that introduces the concept of a new holiday, referred to as “Good Day," that is being promoted as a national day “for doing a little extra good." This proposed na...
A secularized version of Veggietales' 'I Can Love': for atheists, agnostics, and anyone else for whom Christianity holds no meaning. Link to the original song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbKl-IMg...
We must extract and examine the extent of this famine.
Living paycheck to paycheck, just keeping your head above water. All it takes is one disaster and you could be on the other side of the hand.