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Dymitri Haraszewski Posted 4 years, 9 months ago.   Favorite
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Princess Posted 4 years, 9 months ago.   Favorite
This is a beautiful poem and tribute to Kobe and Gianna. Thank you for sharing it.
Love,
Kelly

Antoine Murphy Posted 4 years, 9 months ago.   Favorite
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enerbonne Posted 4 years, 9 months ago.   Favorite
Thank you Harlan for writing this piece and thanks to those who made it possible for us outside to see your blog. I've sent copies to WI DOC officials, the Governor and Lt. Governor, many legislators and St. Croix County District Attorney and Judge. I've also forwarded news stories of what Minnesota officials are doing to de-populate Twin Cities jails to provide social distancing and open space for isolation or quarantine should COVID 19 be confirmed in the jail's inmate or staff population. WI DOC released FAQ's today and early release is not being considered in Wisconsin's state system--a tool being used in other states to help protect the most vulnerable elderly and at risk people. Sad and terrifying. I'm praying for you, my husband and others when I'm not sending emails. Evy Nerbonne

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Antoine Murphy Posted 4 years, 9 months ago.   Favorite
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tenzintenzin Posted 4 years, 9 months ago.   Favorite
Hello Christopher.
The Chinese wet market in Wuhan is probably where this virus mutated when it got released from the Wuhan chemical weapons centre nearby.I believe it is an engineering piece of work, not probably Illintentioned but a degree of malevolence. Yes there is a chemical plant in Wuhan one, no conspiracy plain fact. Once in the market where the Chinese pile animal crate upon animal crate, fowls, ducks, pangolins, badgers who are known to carry bovine tuberculosis and transmit it to humans, bats, peacocks, fish, dogs and all the other crap they eat as normal are now carrying mutated viruses. Zoomorphic diseases, which is a disease that changes molecularly and finds a new host to challenge is real and super scared. Our immune systems are compromised, all the antibiotics they have given us, plus all the antibiotics they pumps into cows, pigs and chicken that we eat. We asked for it really.
Tonight our Primeminister ordered a three week lockdown. Luckily I succumbed to fear at 6am this morning, Monday 23rd March and hit a supermarket and panic bought loads of rice, pasta and meat, my freezer is full and we can live at least a month on it.
You are a similar age to me, do you remember the aids outbreak. That turned out to be zoomorphic from chimpanzees mutated to human. People died, I knew at least ten people who died with that, now it is survivable. But the targets of that disease were specific parts of Africa and the gay communities.
Regular UK flu is deadly, just the regular strain. My friends wife died of it when she was 25, she didn’t even look sick. But it took her. We need a snowfall, freezing temperatures and a few days inside.
I’m sure you’ll be okay. These are interesting times.
I was going to ask you if you minded if I wrote to you? Like snail mail? I won’t be offended if you don’t want to. I like to ask first. As a Buddhist I’m not everyone’s taste.
Any how, look after yourself.
T

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James Riva Posted 4 years, 9 months ago.   Favorite
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tenzintenzin Posted 4 years, 9 months ago.   Favorite
Hello Douglas.
Remember a pig usually ends up as a pork roast, bacon or sausages. Is thirty minutes a few times a day worth it?
Oh wow, I’m conflicted now!
I watched the awful footage posted animal rights people about chickens for the meat industry. A domestic farm living chicken has a life span of 15 years. A factory farmed chicken created for the fast food industry is killed when it is 49 days old. That’s 49 DAYS old. But, I love KFC and still eat it and I’m Buddhist, I don’t eat red meat or fish. My grand father was a Royal Navy man his whole life and always refused to eat anything that came out of the sea, He had seen too many bodies eaten by ocean life, and likened it to cannibalism. My Irish-grandmother refused to eat pork products, due to a rather grisly murder in the early 1970s where a woman was disposed of in a local pig farm.
Pigs and chicken are yummy, regardless of their private lives and relationships.
I do fart a lot. Have always enjoyed a good flatulence session. With age comes the wind, Might as well be some pay off to advancing age.
Did you get my snail mail yet?
All the best
T

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Dymitri Haraszewski Posted 4 years, 9 months ago.   Favorite
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tenzintenzin Posted 4 years, 9 months ago.   Favorite
Hello Antoine.
Another brilliant post.
manifesto
noun [ C ]
US /ˌmæn·əˈfes·toʊ/
plural manifestos or manifestoes

a written statement of the beliefs or aims esp. of a political party
(Definition of manifesto from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

MANIFESTO

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All the best to you and those you love.
T

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