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Loving life in DFW, Texas. Over 50 - female. Blog started in 2012. I run from queue but try and check in at least once a day. My blog shares the different pieces of me, as I am many pieces and parts all wrapped up with sparkle! Thank you for following, interacting and being part of my journey! 💕 Things I post make me feel something… I may not be going through it but I feel it, have felt it or understand the feeling. Note: Saturdays in the fall are all about college football! I love my Wolverines and do post all about them! All images are the property of their respective owners. All models assumed to be 18+, and I presume all pictures to be in the public domain. Please contact me if any photos are posted without consent and I will remove them.
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Happy 2024!! I’ve not been around but wanted to check in and wish all of my friends and followers a blessed 2024!!
Peace, hugs and love!!
M xoxo 😘
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“You can’t know joy …unless you’ve known sorrow. Those of us who can soar to the highest heights can also plunge to the deepest depths.”
“It’s a balance.”
“That’s the beauty of it.”
That’s right. And I adore characters that represent that. I don’t ever just want to see the good in a character that I observe and engage with in art/entertainment. Frankly, despite how bad it may sound, it’s not that interesting to have a character doing good all the time. And it’s not realistic. Balance is the key. Always. You learn so much more from the representation of both the ups and downs and highs and lows and the good and bad than you ever will with a character that only ever represents one or the other.
I choose morally grey characters because they’re the realist ones. And if they’re that real - I can relate and resonate with them. That’s what I really care about.
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