Rick Maywald
@rickmaywald.bsky.social
Worked 30+ years, M. A. Psychology/Crisis/Archetypal/MHP
Writer of poems, painter of images
NJ Born, raised there till age 26
WA Resident since 1983, 40 in Olympia
Currently living in Lewis County Hillbilly land
Writer of poems, painter of images
NJ Born, raised there till age 26
WA Resident since 1983, 40 in Olympia
Currently living in Lewis County Hillbilly land
Mean spirit energy laser, I dare you, eyes. A little different than the emptiness of psycho killer eyes, but not that much different. Perhaps the eyes reveal a barbarism like eating raw kill with glee. It's the little kid in me looking, at my mother's eyes.
December 14, 2025 at 11:22 PM
Mean spirit energy laser, I dare you, eyes. A little different than the emptiness of psycho killer eyes, but not that much different. Perhaps the eyes reveal a barbarism like eating raw kill with glee. It's the little kid in me looking, at my mother's eyes.
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December 14, 2025 at 2:59 PM
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I believe Moses Lake WA, 1996, was the first modern mass shooting at a school. My son was 5, going on 6 at the time and will be 36 next June. Since then there are far more guns and more mass shootings than my brain can recall. It's pathetic so many Americans support policy that allows the slaughter.
December 13, 2025 at 11:31 PM
I believe Moses Lake WA, 1996, was the first modern mass shooting at a school. My son was 5, going on 6 at the time and will be 36 next June. Since then there are far more guns and more mass shootings than my brain can recall. It's pathetic so many Americans support policy that allows the slaughter.
I believe Moses Lake WA, 1996, was the first modern mass shooting at a school. My son was 5, going on 6 at the time and will be 36 next June. Since then there are far more guns and more mass shootings than my brain can recall. It's pathetic so many Americans support policy that allows the slaughter.
December 13, 2025 at 11:31 PM
I believe Moses Lake WA, 1996, was the first modern mass shooting at a school. My son was 5, going on 6 at the time and will be 36 next June. Since then there are far more guns and more mass shootings than my brain can recall. It's pathetic so many Americans support policy that allows the slaughter.
"My turkey baster son," is what he's saying.
December 12, 2025 at 2:22 AM
"My turkey baster son," is what he's saying.
First look, please be dead, in the morning.
December 12, 2025 at 2:21 AM
First look, please be dead, in the morning.