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- @SukainaWrites | What is the one prompt/topic you would like to see posted?Click here to reply to @SukainaWrites
"I would love for us to talk about pride, inclusivity and queer books that exist beyond the lgbtq, which includes the intersex, the asexual and the demi. And there are so many genders and there are so many non fiction books on gender that also need, you know, recognition. And it would really be something worth talking about because I know there are a lot of romances that exist, but there are also lot of non fiction that are worth exploring, worth reading about."3 min - @lhnath | What is something upsetting you went through that you later viewed as a blessing?Click here to reply to @lhnath
"And I, you know, love my father. For a girl, her father is her first love. And, and my father loved me too. We both were pretty much alike. So sometimes even though we loved each other, we rubbed each other the wrong way, but we did love each other. But most of my early childhood years, he wasn't available because he was in school."5 min - @Hineni | Yay or Nay, and should we?Click here to reply to @Hineni
"Maybe people should go back to going to libraries just saying. Or tune out for a while, take some trips, have some adventures and maybe that can contribute to new TV shows. Interview people they don't know. I don't know. I just know that I personally am not for it at all. However, again, I'm not big on reboots, but spin offs I do love. And there have been many cool, fun, crazy spin offs that I think are great."10 min - @lhnath | What causes are you passionate about and why?Click here to reply to @lhnath
"If you look at creation and you examine it, examine the stars even. I live close to a helicopter factory and they're one of the major helicopter suppliers in the world and one of the engineers. I knew him, he wasn't even a Christian, but he knew I was. And he told. He made a point to tell me that the Hubble telescope photographed a small patch of dark sky. The light sky was too light. It would have damaged the telescope."5 min - @AnngieKaye | Are we aging better today? Is aging viewed the same way by everyone?Click here to reply to @AnngieKaye
"I also saw a video last week, y' all, of a prom from 1986. So prom time, you know, these kids are 17, 18 at the most, right? And the caption to the video said that they were going to prom, but they look like they were 35 with two kids and a mortgage. And it's funny. And so the question was like, is it because people had different hairstyles and older style of clothing, or was it because folks didn't wear sunscreen?"6 min - @neavilleman | What causes are you passionate about and why?Click here to reply to @neavilleman
"So I also try to either lend my talents either again, performing or promoting it, doing whatever I can to get more eyes on various forms of arts and recreation, theater, things of that nature. So yeah, just a little bit about me."3 min - @KrashMatThePoet | Are we aging better today? Is aging viewed the same way by everyone?Click here to reply to @KrashMatThePoet
"I definitely don't think that aging is viewed the same way by everyone. I'm also a person who is looking forward to eventually being a grandparent and what that means to have legacy passed down and to be able to live. To me, it's a privilege to be able to age and grow older, to be able to experience so much life and what that means grandchildren and children, seeing the world shift and change. What can be accomplished in that time."5 min - @jd1979 | Are we aging better today? Is aging viewed the same way by everyone?Click here to reply to @jd1979
"We are not aging better today."1 min - @jd1979 | Are we aging better today? Is aging viewed the same way by everyone?Click here to reply to @jd1979
"We are not aging the same scars for this Indiana team of."1 min - @lhnath | lt is Teacher Appreciation Week. Who was that one teacher that believed in you and made a difference in your life?Click here to reply to @lhnath
"And I worked very hard at drawing and I also did painting and printmaking. And I. Drawing is a hand eye coordination skill and it's. Many people never develop it. You know, many people never develop it. It's a skill. And so I worked very, very hard at developing it. And interestingly enough, our school was in consortium with other schools. And I. I see God's hand in this one time, one. One day."5 min
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