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Evergreen college is unbelievable
She's pretty and smart ..hope she makes it out!
The next time I get called retarded, I’m going to say, “Hey! That’s not the proper terminology! I’m a person experiencing retardation!” The euphemism makes my reality so much easier to accept.
Years ago I worked on Market St. in Ballard. I met some really cool homeless/houseless people down there. I loved listening to their journey in life. We all came from somewhere...I met a lady named C.C. I've thought about her through the years and wondered how she was doing. ❤
Please if you see my daughter, Amber, please ask her to call mom and keep calling until we talk. I love and miss her so very much. She might be with a guy by the name of Wolf.
This child really needs some professional help sorting herself out. I hope she finds it.