They’re here already.

Dear Lord, don’t I know? The 2016 election was a sobering event for sure.

Right? He has certainly done a lot in a very short amount of time.

And before anyone says a word, I made the mistake of not spell checking before hitting send and I did spell Gwen Graham’s name wrong. I deeply regret that decision.

It’s going to be a longshot in November. All I can say is that I hope that people show up to vote. I think Graham would’ve been the “safer” choice, but, apparently, we don’t do that here in Florida and just go balls to the walls.

I thought the result was an error at first. I never expected that Gillum would be able to pull ahead of Gram. But damn it, he did it!

And the good old days when being gay was not only a sin but a mental disease.

“President Trump has done more for minority groups in this country than any president in decades.”

Yes! That’s the word! Thank you!

Yeah. I’m not really expecting much, if anything. It’s one thing to say that they’re going to do something about it and an entirely different thing to actually do it.

It’s not just you. I’ve had to wear compression stockings for medical reasons and they do allow me to walk a lot more without getting any kind of calf fatigue.

Not just you. He’s definitely getting worse.

Even if we accept this bullshit hypothetical as true, what is the point? How do the two connect?

I think that people need to be smart about what alternative treatments they go after. There are some that show some kind of promise (like acupuncture for pain), but there are others that will do nothing but destroy the body (like chelation therapy for anything that isn’t heavy metal poisoning).

Hell, I’m 25 and I still use “sir” and “ma’am” towards anyone who is older than I am and/or in a higher position than I’m in.

Poor kid. As if having seizures isn’t bad enough...

Honestly, if someone said something to me in that fashion I’d have a very hard time keeping a straight face.

I honestly don’t have a better response than “Dear Lord.”

This brings the question: why don’t they keep comfy flats around the office to switch into? I understand that some shoes are torture devices but look really nice. But bare feet are a level of intimacy that I don’t want to have with the majority of people I work with.

My mom raised me right and I never wore anything more casual than jeans to class.