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Mayor Eric Adams makes an announcement related to the murder of O'Shae Sibley in Midwood, Brooklyn on Saturday, July 5, 2023. Caroline Rubinstein-Willis/Mayoral Photography Office
Day 27: Hate
Okay, so you are probably wondering what is going on here when you see all the things in this picture you all know I love dearly but yet the photo is labeled hate.
You can see the Alice in Wonderland, Coraline, yetis, a zombie, a cthulhu, a day of the dead plush, etc. And I can tell you that there are several other loves of mine that go outside of this shot. So what is the deal?
These are not only items I love of my favorite themes, but these were all gifts to me from people I love dearly. Almost everything up on this shelf (and throughout the rest of my place) are gifts from people I have met in craft swaps through Craftster. They were all made specifically for me, with the sole purpose of bringing me happiness and joy. And they do. For me, they represent not only my deepest loves, but my friendship with these people that I speak to everyday and consider to be some of the greatest friends I have ever met.
So again, where is the hate? All these people live miles away from me. I have not met one of them in person but I can tell you so much about them. Some of them, like my BFF Amy, I know inside and out. They are my closest companions but I have never even heard their voices. I hate that they all live so far away from me. I have stuff up there from my real life BFF too, Tara, and she lives in Portland and I only see her a few times a year. I hate it. I want to see and speak to them in person every day. I hate being so far apart.
As much as I hate that though, it will never be enough to deter how much they mean to me and how hard I will try to meet each and every person I have come to love.
Dunwoody Mayor and Police Chief respond to distribution of anti-Semitic flyers
Dunwoody, GA – February 5, 2023 – This morning, Dunwoody residents in several neighborhoods woke up to find Anti-Semitic flyers in their driveways. In response, please find statements below from Dunwoody Mayor Lynn Deutsch and Dunwoody Police Chief Billy Grogan.
Lynn Deutsch, Mayor of Dunwoody:
“On behalf of the Dunwoody City Council, I want to assure everyone that hateful, divisive, and anti-Semitic rhetoric has no place here. Dunwoody is a community that values our diversity and is home to people of all faiths, races, ethnicities, and more. We live, work, serve and play together. At our Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service, Jews, Christians, and Muslims worked together planting daffodils in memory of those who perished in the Holocaust.
I stand with our Jewish community and all who face intolerance. I believe that love always conquers hate. Please be good to each other.”
Billy Grogan, Dunwoody Chief of Police:
“The Dunwoody Police Department is aware that a number of residents of all faiths received anti-Semitic flyers in their driveways overnight. We are actively investigating this incident and working closely with the Sandy Springs Police Department, as their community was victimized as well. If you have any information related to this case, please contact 911. There is no place for hate in Dunwoody.”
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For more information regarding the City of Dunwoody, please contact Kathy Florence, Communications Manager: 404-326-3704 or Kathy.florence@dunwoodyga.gov.
Misconceptions about Atheism
"You're just an Atheist because you hate God!"
"I hate your 'God' about as much as you hate Bigfoot."
"How could I hate Bigfoot? That's just a myth!"
"Welcome back to reality... been a while, has it?"
Day 40. Due to pathways destroyed by floods, we had to walk in a rivlet almost the whole day. This is one of about three times we laughed that day.
Hype Night Club
Brampton Ontario
July 28th 2007
Amazing band,and awesome friends.
check out this band!
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Held on May 8 at Congregation Shaarey Zedek, the event included "Fight or Flight: A Conference on the Modern Jewish Community," a screening of the movie "Denial," and a follow up discussion with Professor Deborah Lipstadt.
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