Yeah, I'm a 1-2er who rarely shows up to the local, but when I do, it's after a 10-hour shift and sometimes with a baby in my arms but I still won 1 set.

who I am and who I choose to be.

Yes, I can see that too. Once I started reading the Bible as literature, not as scripture, I truly started to see it as something else. It does have lessons and the experiences of many people in it, but it shouldn't shape every single aspect of my life like it once did. I shouldn't be ashamed for...

UNDERSTANDABLE because I grew up radically Christian (like I memorized 90% of the Bible, was president of Youth Group, and ran children's liturgy) until between the ages of 16~18 and I started to think about everything. Nothing made sense anymore, but everything made sense to me at the same time.

Why the fuck did God sacrifice himself to himself to have this blood sacrifice in order for him to forgive us because he made us??? Like, me, as a human, can forgive other humans without a sacrifice but he couldn't forgive us unless there was one??? Even though he's all-powerful?? Make it make sense

Chorizo isn't for everyone but maybe if you try it you'll like it

I'm not trying to be a good person LOL I just like helping kids become good adults. I love watching little ones grow big and strong, both physically and mentally.

I genuinely wish I could go out and help every child in need of help, from tying their shoes to escaping famine and war. I want to help all of those kiddos without parents, parents who abuse them, or even with loving parents who struggle. I want to help kids learn and live and grow.

Media literacy in general is hard to teach