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As a kite.High.
HI everyone. I heard about this site from a friend and thought I'd take a look around. My name is Samantha, and I live in the Emerald City of Seattle, WA. I am a 27 years young, strong Black female, a mother of three wonderful multiracial children, a Gender Equality activist, and an organic gardener. My life partner and I, along with both our children live together in the Goodenough Community of Tahauya, and enjoy communal living. Here we are forming an EcoVillage, we study the ways of permaculture for food production and land use, and run a retreat center for ourselves and for other diverse groups.
We are currently building a house here but because the bathroom is not yet finished, we've been using 5 gallon plastic buckets which were donated to us last fall. The great thing is that what we collected in the buckets last year was used in our large organic garden, so we had a really good crop. With all this rain we've had over the winter, we are expecting a record crop of fruits and vegetables that we can sell at the farmers markets in Seattle.
Well that's all about me. I hope to meet people with the same interests here. My friend who told me about this site said you were kind and wonderful people.
Welcome. Just so you know, many of the folks here including me disagree with you on this subject. And no, that does not mean we are necessarily racist. Have fun!But you should care. There is a long history of oppression against my ancestors, dating back hundreds of years.
One of those what? I am not a "thing." I live, I breathe, and I menstruate.
Oh God you're one of those.
Welcome. Just so you know, many of the folks here including me disagree with you on this subject. And no, that does not mean we are necessarily racist. Have fun!
Ashamed to tell us who that is? (user name)I heard about this site from a friend
Real sorry to hear that.I live in the Emerald City of Seattle, WA.
So basically, a child barely starting out in life.I am a 27 years young,
I don't know what that is.strong Black female,
You got them in a raffle?a mother of three wonderful multiracial children,
If you don't tell, neither will I.a Gender Equality activist,
You've lost a child in mid-sentence. Better call CYS.along with both our children
You can't afford to pay the rent yourself.and enjoy communal living.
So, a project to try to tell others what to eat and how to live to prepare us for Joe Biden's green global reset where no one can afford meat?we study the ways of permaculture for food production and land use,
How many Trump Supporters, devout Christians and firearm experts do you have in your group?and run a retreat center for ourselves and for other diverse groups.
You squat over a slop bucket. Gee, don't tell me where that goes.We are currently building a house here but because the bathroom is not yet finished, we've been using 5 gallon plastic buckets which were donated to us last fall.
Yum. When can I come over for dinner?The great thing is that what we collected in the buckets last year was used in our large organic garden, so we had a really good crop.
I know what tahauya is and what it isnt.
First of all it's a made up name which of course makes it fake.
You're a leftwing fruit cake and it's as simple as that.
I think she is really confused. She said she was a "strong black woman" who lived with a "fine black man" who left her and three "multiracial" children for a blond whore. Maybe he left because he was not the father? She apparently doesn't know who she is or wants to be.You got them in a raffle?
I think she is really confused. She said she was a "strong black woman" who lived with a "fine black man" who left her and three "multiracial" children for a blond whore. Maybe he left because he was not the father? She apparently doesn't know who she is or wants to be.
I think she is really confused. She said she was a "strong black woman" who lived with a "fine black man" who left her and three "multiracial" children for a blond whore. Maybe he left because he was not the father? She apparently doesn't know who she is or wants to be.
True. However in the context of what transpired between our ancestors, I believe it is a valid point of view to let history be history and now be now.What it usually means is people will ignore facts, will take one event and amplify it and try and make it mean something huge, when it's not.
And a lot of people, not you Mike, but others, will then insult and attack without mercy because you don't agree with them.
There is such a place, but spelled Tahuya, it's in Hood Canal/Mason county.......across the Sound from Seattle
Seems to me the OP is more of a sock and this is a bait thread
True. However in the context of what transpired between our ancestors, I believe it is a valid point of view to let history be history and now be now.
One of those what? I am not a "thing." I live, I breathe, and I menstruate.
Who's ancestors WERENT oppressed? History is full off awful things. Quit pretending like youre different from the rest of us.But you should care. There is a long history of oppression against my ancestors, dating back hundreds of years.
Slaves dont build nations. Manual labor is not what builds a nation. Did the kid who pushed around a wheelbarrel on the job sight "build" the Empire State building? No, he just helped the architects and engineers move some shit.I'm proud of my color because of all the hard work my generations have put into building this country.
Its a fucking cesspool. Trash everywhere, tents everywhere, old broke down motor homes everywhere. Seattle was once a great city until progressives wrecked it within a matter of about 10 years.No, the beautiful city of Seattle is still there. It is more vibrant and colorful than ever, after the 2020 protests.
HI everyone. I heard about this site from a friend and thought I'd take a look around. My name is Samantha, and I live in the Emerald City of Seattle, WA. I am a 27 years young, strong Black female, a mother of three wonderful multiracial children, a Gender Equality activist, and an organic gardener. My life partner and I, along with both our children live together in the Goodenough Community of Tahauya, and enjoy communal living. Here we are forming an EcoVillage, we study the ways of permaculture for food production and land use, and run a retreat center for ourselves and for other diverse groups.
We are currently building a house here but because the bathroom is not yet finished, we've been using 5 gallon plastic buckets which were donated to us last fall. The great thing is that what we collected in the buckets last year was used in our large organic garden, so we had a really good crop. With all this rain we've had over the winter, we are expecting a record crop of fruits and vegetables that we can sell at the farmers markets in Seattle.
Well that's all about me. I hope to meet people with the same interests here. My friend who told me about this site said you were kind and wonderful people.