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I Stole a Dilly Bar on a Dare

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(re-run) When I was fourteen I stole a Dilly Bar from the Dairy Queen on a dare, but it wasn’t easy. It was lunch break from my junior high school, and we had an open campus. That meant we could walk across Douglas Avenue to go to the corner drugstore for candy or the Dairy… Continue reading I Stole a Dilly Bar on a Dare

America’s Problem with a Woman President

Posted in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, constitution, Democrats, Elizabeth Warren, Equal Rights Amendment, ERA, family, female issues, Florida, gender, Georgia, Kamala Harris, Louisiana, Mississippi, MIssouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, president, relationships, South Carolina, Utah, VirginiaLeave a comment

(re-run from 2019) I am posting this while watching the first night of the Democratic debates.  I am sure I will get some hate comments from this post, but I felt the need to write it. I also hope I am wrong. Please tell me why I am wrong. The other day I watched late-night… Continue reading America’s Problem with a Woman President

I Stole a Dilly Bar on a Dare

Posted in civil rights, conscience, constitution, Dairy Queen, election, flirting, Iowa, junior high school, lactose intolerance, memoir, Portland, president, stealing, vandals, voteLeave a comment

When I was fourteen I stole a Dilly Bar from the Dairy Queen on a dare. It was lunch break from my junior high school, and we had an open campus. That meant we could walk across Douglas Avenue to go to the corner drugstore for candy or the Dairy Queen for ice cream. My… Continue reading I Stole a Dilly Bar on a Dare

I Stole a Dilly Bar on a Dare

Posted in civil rights, conscience, constitution, Dairy Queen, election, flirting, Iowa, junior high school, lactose intolerance, memoir, Portland, president, stealing, vandals, vote1 Comment

When I was fourteen I stole a Dilly Bar from the Dairy Queen on a dare. It was lunch break from my junior high school, and we had an open campus. That meant we could walk across Douglas Avenue to go to the corner drugstore for candy or the Dairy Queen for ice cream. My… Continue reading I Stole a Dilly Bar on a Dare

America’s Problem with a Woman President

Posted in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, constitution, Democrats, Elizabeth Warren, Equal Rights Amendment, ERA, family, female issues, Florida, gender, Georgia, Kamala Harris, Louisiana, Mississippi, MIssouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, president, relationships, South Carolina, Utah, Virginia1 Comment

I am posting this while watching the first night of the Democratic debates.  I am sure I will get some hate comments from this post, but I felt the need to write it. I also hope I am wrong. Please tell me why I am wrong. The other day I watched late-night host John Oliver… Continue reading America’s Problem with a Woman President