Because of the success of book 1 I thought let's do a book 2 to continue the journey of my white weirdness. Now as you might have guessed aren't we all a little "weird" in some way regardless how society labels us? It's weirder than you think it is!

Sometimes, it's the small things that get under your skin. And while this shouldn't affect my life, it bothers me. I was watching some college football last week and noticed that, with two minutes left in the first half, the referees called the two-minute timeout. And this has been a part of football for decades upon decades. But they never just called it a timeout; they called it the two minute warning. And then later that day, another game, same thing. The next day, watching the NFL, the same

"I’m here, Paris; staring at a blank page with a fatigue after moving from my Wimbledon flat onto a 2-bed boat in Chelsea recently – yeah, really, what did the universe see in me?... ""On the boat I have created a tiny corner with a desk, a red Anglepoise lamp, a few cherished books (three of them my own) and a Freewrite Traveler, where the poet feels so at home for the first time in a very long time and has typed 22 poems in Indonesian and English within three days in preparation for the

1 Corinthians 2:9-11“What no eye has seen, what no ear has heard,and what no human mind has conceived” the things God has prepared for those who love him—these are the things God has revealed to us by his Spirit.The Spirit searches all things, even the deep things of God.For who knows a person’s thoughts except their own spirit within them?+Sometimes a fresh outlook blends forces, colors, and principalities in such a way as to capture our imaginations.What energies are propelling your life into the

Commentator David Bouchier finds something to admire about explorers like Columbus.

Welcome to our I AM Workshop Conversation Series — a transformative journey designed to inspire self-discovery and ignite your creative spirit — with your hosts AnaMaria Davalos, Maria Lanas, and Maclovia Martell.In this heartfelt episode, our guest Maclovia Martell — filmmaker, artist, educator, and documentarian — shares her creative and spiritual journey. Born into an artistic family where her grandfather was a post-impressionist painter and her mother, Carmen Gutierrez (“Carmen G”), was the

WELCOME TO MY NEW PODCAST! Here is the trailer for my new show! Balancing the Scales is where real life meets real talk. A podcast about motherhood, marriage, identity, and the beautiful chaos in between. Hosted by Tammy Attimy, a millennial mama of two and your new audio bestie, Balancing the Scales is an honest, relatable space for anyone juggling love, family, career, and self. The scales may tip, but you’re still standing. ​Stay tuned for the drop of the first episode launching October 22,

This episode takes a closer look at the government shutdown, reaching its sixth day on Monday, and the viral claim that agencies like DHS, ICE, and Border Patrol are “funded through 2029.” Eri breaks down how the so-called Big Beautiful Bill really works, explaining in plain terms why the money may exist on paper but can’t actually be spent without Congress’s yearly approval — leaving billions locked behind bureaucratic doors while the government stands still.#GovernmentShutdown #BudgetBreakdown

“For man plans, but God arranges.” - Thomas a’ KempisHow many times have you made extensive plans, and they go a little bit differently?Do you allow the universe to unfold?Robert’s Substack is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Do you allow it to unfold the way it should?Or do you force things?And what have been the results?Let me know. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or

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This episode looks into the growing three month speculation surrounding the possible pullout of the current administration. From the potential fallout of mass federal layoffs during the shutdown to fractures within the Department of Justice and limits on court authority, we examine what real world conditions could make this scenario plausible. The discussion stays grounded in verifiable facts while exploring how institutional stress, internal dissent, and public pressure might combine to bring this

You can recite this non Religious prayer of protection.

I couldn’t help myself. Quentin went coo-coo for Kinokuniya — I think I’m turning Japanese. Dangerous that I have an accomplice in you. I just can’t help buying things I don’t need in the name of a gift for someone else. It brings me so much joy. Thank you for letting you let me bring you joy. It brings me joy,From Quentin 🙂 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit substack.qntns.com

Written 10/9/2025.Robert’s Substack is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.I’ve been meaning to write this post every time I hop on my motorcycle to go for a ride. The brake lever wobbles, there are sounds under the carriage of the motorcycle when I go over a bump. My head gets buffeted when I ride fast causing me to not see as clearly as a person behind a windshield on a car.Oh, and shifting is different too. It isn’t

🩸 Your blood remembers. It remembers the names whispered in the dark, the prayers said through trembling lips, and the songs sung in defiance of forgetting. In this Sunday Sparks, Tonesha Hyde reminds us that our blood carries more than DNA; it carries the dreams, wisdom, and fire of every ancestor who refused to be silenced. 🔥 This is your reminder that remembrance is rebellion. 🩸 That every time your heart beats, it is drumming the rhythm of survival, sovereignty, and sacred return. 🔥...

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For as long as you take breath from the breath I breathe, that your God’s balloons do breathe your breath, this body of some body’s womb from another body’s womb, from eons back, from tomb-to-tomb, till the time when we were same body, for as long as you are feeling of this world, as long as you are knowing of this place, as long as you are erect, flesh and blood, so we shall see Thee in Thee, giving our good Dignity. That dignity be good, our remembrance of why— which is not merely to live,

Welcome to iWasErased Reflections — a podcast that gives voice to the silent pain of parental alienation. In this short trailer, host David Shubert shares why he created the show: to speak the truths that too often go unspoken. Each week, David offers a personal Reflection drawn from his own experience and the stories of other parents who’ve been erased from their children’s lives — not by death or distance, but by deliberate alienation. Through grounded, heartfelt storytelling, iWasErased Re...

La Jolla Babylon is excited to announce our triumphant return! Season three, the Undoing of a Suburban Punk begins on Saturday, October 18. Thisseason: Dan Jones’ dad gets out of prison, Adam sees a ghost, makes a porn for college credit, almost gets famous, and gets stranded deep in the Bible Belt. Episodes will be slightly more intermittent than in the past, so just keep us in your feed and we’ll pop up every couple weeks. Katie and I can not wait to get back into it with you! Music: La