Prairie Land
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Retired news reporter, married a looong time, Oma to THE best little boy, dog-lover, I am a safe person, live in a red small town but at least it is in Minnesota. (Actual name: Kris Langland) No DMs answered - unless I know you.
Fine. Add Flag Day as a Free Access to National Parks Day (but celebrate it only as Flag Day).
However, why remove any other holidays as free access; pointedly, two holidays that honor African-Americans?
However, why remove any other holidays as free access; pointedly, two holidays that honor African-Americans?
December 8, 2025 at 3:08 AM
Fine. Add Flag Day as a Free Access to National Parks Day (but celebrate it only as Flag Day).
However, why remove any other holidays as free access; pointedly, two holidays that honor African-Americans?
However, why remove any other holidays as free access; pointedly, two holidays that honor African-Americans?
Whether you follow the Christian commandment in the first meme, and/or the rule in the second meme (a message in six of the world’s religions, including Christianity).
OR
The secular discussions in the next two memes.
OR BOTH
It all comes down to love, respect and acceptance!
OR
The secular discussions in the next two memes.
OR BOTH
It all comes down to love, respect and acceptance!
December 5, 2025 at 3:30 PM
Whether you follow the Christian commandment in the first meme, and/or the rule in the second meme (a message in six of the world’s religions, including Christianity).
OR
The secular discussions in the next two memes.
OR BOTH
It all comes down to love, respect and acceptance!
OR
The secular discussions in the next two memes.
OR BOTH
It all comes down to love, respect and acceptance!
Imago dei is a Latin phrase meaning "image of God," which refers to the theological concept that humans are created in God's image. This idea signifies that every person has inherent dignity and value.
December 5, 2025 at 3:28 PM
Imago dei is a Latin phrase meaning "image of God," which refers to the theological concept that humans are created in God's image. This idea signifies that every person has inherent dignity and value.
“We are more alike my friends, than we are unalike."
- from Maya Angelou's poem "Human Family," which emphasizes the shared humanity and commonalities among people, suggesting that despite our differences, we are fundamentally similar. It encourages unity and understanding among all individuals.
- from Maya Angelou's poem "Human Family," which emphasizes the shared humanity and commonalities among people, suggesting that despite our differences, we are fundamentally similar. It encourages unity and understanding among all individuals.
December 5, 2025 at 3:26 PM
“We are more alike my friends, than we are unalike."
- from Maya Angelou's poem "Human Family," which emphasizes the shared humanity and commonalities among people, suggesting that despite our differences, we are fundamentally similar. It encourages unity and understanding among all individuals.
- from Maya Angelou's poem "Human Family," which emphasizes the shared humanity and commonalities among people, suggesting that despite our differences, we are fundamentally similar. It encourages unity and understanding among all individuals.
“We are more alike my friends, than we are unalike."
- from Maya Angelou's poem "Human Family," which emphasizes the shared humanity and commonalities among people, suggesting that despite our differences, we are fundamentally similar. It encourages unity and understanding among all individuals.
- from Maya Angelou's poem "Human Family," which emphasizes the shared humanity and commonalities among people, suggesting that despite our differences, we are fundamentally similar. It encourages unity and understanding among all individuals.
December 5, 2025 at 3:38 AM
“We are more alike my friends, than we are unalike."
- from Maya Angelou's poem "Human Family," which emphasizes the shared humanity and commonalities among people, suggesting that despite our differences, we are fundamentally similar. It encourages unity and understanding among all individuals.
- from Maya Angelou's poem "Human Family," which emphasizes the shared humanity and commonalities among people, suggesting that despite our differences, we are fundamentally similar. It encourages unity and understanding among all individuals.
