Have You Eaten? (i Love You). Did You Get Enough Sleep Last Night? (i Love You). How Do You Feel Today?

have you eaten? (i love you). did you get enough sleep last night? (i love you). how do you feel today? (i love you). did you have a nice day? (i love you). will you come on a walk with me? (i love you). here's some fruit I cut up for you. (i love you) (i love you) (i love you).

the weather right now: sunny and strong cold wind

me: well, ain't it a good day to sit around and read mysteries (Hardy Boys) all day long.

get it Fenton!!!

The way Fenton references his previous stay in this hotel in Kenya I'm debating with myself whether or not I should be putting "Frank was conceived in Kenya" on the next Book Facts

Reblog if I can go on your page and write stupid things in your ask box whenever I'd like to.

It doesn't matter if you're a slow writer or a fast writer. If you're writing 1000 words every day or 100 words in a month. If you're amazing at starting new wips, but never really finish one. Even if all the beautiful stories are just in your head for now. You're still a writer.

As a Jewish person I ask- where is religious freedom for non-Christians in this new post-Roe era? Judaism tells us that our bodies are sacred and that life begins at birth. It tells us that a person should choose their own life when a pregnancy is endangering them. Some of us even believe that in life-endangering circumstances, abortion is mandatory in order to save the parent's life. About 83% of American Jews support abortion being legal in all/most cases, more than any other religious group. Judaism tells us that we need to do everything we can in order to preserve our own lives.

Where's OUR religious freedom? Does the US Supreme Court truly value religious freedom, or just Christian freedom?