The 2024 presidential election motivated me to have a birthday do-over

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At the Pittsburgh Ballet Theater Pointe in Time Emerald Gala Today marks a week since my birthday.  Its occurrence is a tremendous blessing. Because all around us are reminders about the fragility of life. To that end, my brother, who always makes a point to celebrate me, took me to the Pittsburgh Ballet Theater's Pointe in Time Emerald Gala on November 2d. That was the beginning of my birthday celebrations. And then, on my birthday itself, I got a bit of a surprise... My actual birthday was tough. It was Election Day. And, I spent the day working polls as a part of an election protection effort. My efforts were designed to protect all voters. However, deep in my heart I love my AKA sister, Kamala Harris and I hoped for her historic victory. Then, much to my chagrin and despite my efforts—and those of thousands more—she lost. In my estimation, that loss was one of the greatest setbacks in human dignity in my lifetime.  The country elected a felon and self-proclaimed, racist, ableis
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Returning to Work After the Holidays!

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I returned to work after a nice holiday break. I enjoyed my time off and learned a lot. I also gained great respect for stay- at-home moms!
Stay tuned for my comments about my holiday break.
Until then, take care and happy new year!!!
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K. Elizabeth @ YUMMommy said…
Being a WAHM is quite challenging. I love the chances that I have to get out and have adult company!
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anthony stemke said…
I appreciate stay- at -home moms too. I often accompany my spouse (the Education Tipster) when she tutors children and enjoy meeting home schoolers. Many are not totally knowledgeable with math and employ my wife's services.
Did you know there are 250,000 african-american home schoolers?
The little cutie on the right side of my blog page is five years old, home schooled, and believe me, is ready to enter the third grade.

Take care Chaton.
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