I’m seeing “please stop posting political stuff” from my trump friendly facebook friends. This, of course is days after they posted dad-memes about “locking your front door” and “keeping america safe”

I find it fascinating that many of my friends and relatives who were crazy for Trump, cussed out Hillary every chance they got, and voted him in are now possibly realizing how fucked we are as a nation and have demanded that no one should talk or post political opinions and news around them. Only happy things! Just…

Archie’s off falling in love with his music teacher Miss Grundy, who is no longer sporting a grey bun but is considerably younger and hotter.

No, don’t do that shit. Most children aren’t murderers writing about it in their journals. Most children deserve privacy and not to have their parents violate them by reading their private thoughts. Writing is healthy.

I wanted to go to the one in Calgary, (I live out of town) but stupid pneumonia has me house ridden, (bedridden, let’s be honest). Glad to hear Edmonton stepped up to represent!

I was at the Edmonton march too! There was such a positive atmosphere, I loved that there were so many families there with kids, and that the speakers were so diverse.

Could not go, but could hear you all from my apartment and followed #wmwYEG throughout the event.

Same story here in Kalamazoo, MI. It was fairly small because most people went to Lansing - the organizer here was just planning to walk around town with a couple of her friends, and had enough interest that she registered it as an “official” sister march four days ago. We had a turnout of over 1,100. With four days…

 Saw this guy’s sign in my instagram story (don’t know what city). 

I just want to say how proud I am of everyone who went to the March. I went to the one in Topeka, Kansas, which was pretty small compared to some of the ones around the country (around 3,000 people), but that was so much more than I would have thought for such a die-hard republican state.