Angeló

This is my way of transitioning from being a student to being a working adult. (I'm an adult now)

A bit late, but Happy Canada Day to any Canadian members here! 🍁

As of today, I am retiring from social media due to personal problems and for the sake of my mental health. This is not a decision I take lightly. I will still be active on forums (including this one) and IRC channels though.

This is what's happening on my campus. Gov. Abbot is arresting students for speaking out against the violence happening to Palestinnians. So much for freedom of speech. I am not being anti - semitic for pointing out what the Israeli Military is proudly posting , I do not believe that all Israelis are supporting these horrible brutal and careless acts of violence. Why is our governor keen on arresting students instead of putting our tax dollars into escrow so we can make sure we are not paying for weapons (US law forbids a country to use US aid to purchase weapons)?
If we're not allowed to post current news here on TDN, I apologize and will take the consequences. I am just letting others know what is going on in my life right now.

I would like to recommend a documentary (TDN doesn't ban this word, right?) movie found on Hulu that is based on a book by the same title: Far From the Tree. A man who found himself to be what society and his family deemed to be "not normal" and he wanted to look at other families with a child with different challenges (which also causes society/families to label these differences as "not normal") and it was very eye-opening for me to be able to see these different ppl and see their life experiences and I hope that I learned to accept ppl as they are, to respect them as they are and not try to hold them to society's standards to feel that these "differences" should be changed to make these ppl "fit in" or be "normal". I admired that the man who wrote this book and made this movie did not only focus on his "difference" but looked at many different families with a child not seen by society (and some times their families) as "normal". 

Finally posted a picture of myself and my Child, Yoyo

Finally posted a picture of myself and my Child, Yoyo

I went to Houston's Protest on Tuesday. I couldn't keep silent about George Floyd's death and the many, TOO MANY, other deaths of people of color. Pictured here his family leading our protest- Gianna Floyd-his 6 year old daughter and her mother  Roxie Washington .
Don't be silent. If you see someone being mistreated, stop-pull out your phone, and let them know that they are going to be held accountable for what they are doing.

Got the last of the "get onto the top 50 on the high score table" avatars last night (excluding the avatar collector one because that's different). Posting this here because I had to edit my last post in the avatar collection thread to keep from double posting. As a result, it won't appear as recent activity. Definitely one of the cutest avatars I've earned. 

Happy Quinceañera, to  Peopha the Royal Peophin     @Angeló !!!!
It was fun to watch the balloons float up! 

Happy Illusen Day ?

Angelic Rocker Guitar is my new favorite item of all time !
 

Angelic Rocker Guitar is my new favorite item of all time !
 

Hi TDN family! In case you were worried, I'm doing ok! We are wet as anything but we don't have flooding in our streets, yards, or homes in my neighborhood-so I'm good! Prayers for our city of Houston, as Harvey is sticking around until Thursday & I hear President Troll is coming in tomorrow...where? Please don't come to my neighborhood bc we are the only ones not flooded!! 

I am very thankful to my Guild Buddies at TKP and my friends at TDN that helped out with all those expensive items in a super-deluxe care package: 16 expensive stamps, coins, & scarabs from my Wish List; about 40 gourmet treats (super rare, ultra rare)-clearing that Wish List; 6 Christmas Petpets-nearly clearing that Wish List; and a complete set of codestones that they provided for me to encourage me through the sadness of losing a good friend unexpectedly from a car accident. I appreciate all the kind words and support that everyone has sent to help me work through my grief, your words and positive vibes were very much appreciated and touched my heart. Thank you, one and all!