Emily's virtual rocket : Jan 23, 2020

23 January 2020

Now let me see...

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Well, I finally got it right. After fumbling and farting, I finally found the button! Now is the right time.

I live in a wheelchair, and

I had a stroke. Therefore, it's difficult to buy clothing with my limited income. So there are a few promises I would make to you. If you are generous enough to make a donation, you have a right to expect certain obligations:

1- Any outerwear purchased will be discounted.

2- Any leggings will be purchased at the lowest possible price.

3- Any perfume will be purchased at the lowest possible price.

4- Any underwear will be purchased at the lowest possible price.

5- If there is any money left, and I wish to make a donation, I will post it in a blog.

6- Since you are so generous (even a dollar is generous) I will be sure to thank you.

Donations may be made to the right (encircled 'Donate') >>>. Thanks.

PS - Regular donations (monthly) are especially appreciated.

Vatican City/US - Pope Francis speaks with U.S. bishops on pro-life and transgender issues

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ezs note: Oh, Francis. We must talk. When Archbishop Carlson was asked about transgender issues, this is what he said:

Asked whether the pope then gave the bishops any advice on how to handle the transgender debate, Archbishop Carlson said the pope touched on the way proponents believe people are "all one and that there's no difference, which would fly in the face of what (St.) John Paul II talked about on complementarity and it would fly in the face of the dignity of the woman and the dignity of the man, that we could just change into whatever we wanted."

This is akin to casually choosing rice instead of spaghetti in my favorite restaurant, Ahem... NO, IT'S NOT. In most states, to have surgery performed, there is a rigorous examination as to whether this person is 'really' transgender. Am I saying that doctors, psychologists, and surgeons are absolutely perfect? No, not at all. But neither are you.