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Protected: S1:E5 “You Know How I Feel”

April 26, 2018April 26, 2018by Leigh Hopkins

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S1:E4 “Pathétique”
What’s On My Nightstand: April 2018

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TBT Christmas 2002 / last Christmas with Bob. Favorite person in every incarnation.
Solar return. #homeland #birthdaytradition #seasonofthewitch #upick
This is what 30+ years of keeping each other’s secrets looks like. #makenewfriendsbutkeeptheold
So much love and magic with Liz Gilbert and Jen Pastiloff today in Philly! It was joyful and hard and wow I didn’t expect to cry so hard or dance like a dork with strangers ... what a generous gift these two gave to all of us today. I even walked away with new friends — and when I say I’m gonna call, I mean it! Thanks Liz and Jen. You broke us open and put us back together again. xo #onbeingmagic #onbeinghuman #bigmagic #lizgilbert #jenpastiloff #loveoverfear #obrigadadenada ❤️🙏🏼✨
Lest you think that I only think about far left wing extremist ideologies all day long, here are 3 things that brought me joy today: 1. Red tulips from my sweetie 2. A gift of fresh tomatoes from my neighbor at the very moment that I was craving tomato salad 3. Sunlight on bare wood. #saturdaymorning #red #tulips #homegarden
If you read one thing this weekend, let it be this OpEd from The Editorial Board at the @nytimes : “After all, Americans have seen this playbook before. During the 2016 campaign, Mr. Trump called on Russia to find emails he hoped would embarrass Hillary Clinton: “Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing,” he bellowed then at a campaign news conference in Florida. Mr. Mueller subsequently showed that Russian agents tried to hack into Mrs. Clinton’s personal servers that same day. He eventually secured the indictment of 12 Russian agents in a hacking scheme, and more than a dozen more Russians in a disinformation campaign. They were trying to divide Americans and help Mr. Trump win. NOW, AS PRESIDENT, Mr. Trump evidently feels free to demand such interference directly. In fact, Mr. Trump spoke to the Ukrainian president the day after Mr. Mueller had testified to Congress about the magnitude of Russian interference, its continuing menace and Mr. Trump’s efforts to obstruct the investigation. That Mr. Trump was not dissuaded by the response to Mr. Mueller’s findings from seeking political aid from another foreign source suggests he has learned nothing except that he is free to try anything — that a president may use the office as he chooses to promote his re-election.” #impeachtrump #ukrainetranscript #muellerreport @nytimes
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