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A post for when you don’t know what to say.
https://www.warriorgoddessmusings.com/blog/dont-know-what-to-say
Warrior Wishes Holiday Cards
I’m doing a thing for the holidays! And I know it’s kinda early, but I wanna start sending cards out at the beginning of November!
This time of year can be really difficult for many people, so I’ve designed cards with lots of love to remind you that you’re important and cared for this holiday season! Each card will come with a hand-written message and some small fun stuff, like stickers, sticky notes, bandages, and other stuff like that.
You can sign up to receive a card yourself or you can nominate another warrior! Open worldwide! I have a limited number of cards available though, so be sure to sign up right away!
https://goo.gl/forms/4eOEPL3WBz2bsKc53
NOTE: If you want to receive a card yourself AND nominate someone else, please fill out the form two separate times — one for each!
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NEW BLOG POST!
Top 10 Drugstore Beauty Products Under $10 Each:
1. Yes To Cucumbers soothing eye gel [$8]
2. Batiste dry shampoo [$8]
3. Garnier Fructis strengthening treat hair mask [$3]
4. Queen Helene cocoa butter face and body cream [$3]
5. Wet n Wild makeup remover towelettes [$3]
6. Noxzema classic face wash cream [$4]
7. Nugg hydrating face mask [$4]
8. Herbal Essences tousling spray gel [$3]
9. Garnier skinactive miracle anti-fatigue sleeping cream [$8]
10. Formula 10.0.6 on your mark blemish mark fader [$9]
https://www.warriorgoddessmusings.com/blog/10-drugstore-products-under-10
I was recently yelled at by a man driving by as I was walking into a Starbucks after parking in a handicap spot. “Liar! Liar!” My first thought was “you weenie come back and say that to my face!” Then the shame set in. For awhile I felt guilty of…something. I know I’m sick but I know I don’t look sick, so maybe I don’t deserve my placard? It’s confusing and I understand. But then I reminded myself that 96% of chronic illnesses are invisible. Just because I look fine doesn’t mean my illness goes away or isn’t serious enough to be disabling. It’s not me that’s somehow confusing or misleading, it’s society and our expectations and stereotypes. Sick doesn’t have a look and neither does disabled. This idea that to be valid your illness or disability must be visible is ludicrous when you learn how many people are suffering from something unseen. Society needs a major reform in many ways, but especially with respect to its treatment and expectations of chronically ill and disabled people. What we really need is to just stop being so dang judgmental in general! Was it ever any of his business where I parked or if I “deserved” my license plate? No sir! All that I ask of people at this point isn’t even kindness, just neutrality or even indifference! Let me be! Can I just get my chai in peace?!
