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RationizedInsanity

Being homeless was better than living in the house I grew up.

I was free, and roamed the world as I saw fit, and most shelters were cleaner. You have no idea how sad of a statement that is if you've never been.

I was alone mostly as a child, and covered in fleas, and lived in filth. I couldn't leave either, and just had to suffer. Was beat daily for being sick.

Begging for help, and nobody would so I stopped talking entirely.

I will never stop speaking now.

#writing#writingcommunity#ptsd
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Sarah J Hoodlet

Hello from Dublin!

Yesterday we went to Marsh’s Library, a reference library with some of the oldest printed books in the world! We couldn’t touch the books, but photos were allowed.

This library was also caught in the crosshairs of the rebellion in 1916, so some of the books have bullet holes in them (none shown).

Such a cool place! 😍

Other things we did:
-Dublin Castle
-St. Patrick’s Cathedral
-Various gardens
-Tasty food

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#library #OldBooks #Books #Ireland #WritingCommunity

A darker photo of bookshelves. Tall wooden bookshelves are on both sides of the photo, with a shaded window at the far end (center). The overall tone of the photo is dark and moody.
A photo showing one of the wings of the library. Ropes are along each alcove of the bookshelves, keeping visitors away from the books themselves. The shelves are made from oak, while the books are a cloth style “paper” with covers of leather if vellum. The light here is better, giving an older, mysterious atmosphere to the place.
The exterior/entrance of the library. The door is open, and a black wrought-iron gate across the doorway is also open. The brick building is buttressed with greenery. The red sign to the right of the door reads: “Gutenberg’s Cradle: An Exhibition of the Oldest Books in the World”.
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Alicia McClendon

Hey you! Yes, you! We are shooting a psychological thriller titled, The Woman Who Knows. In the lens of a chronically and mentally ill woman thrown into a murder mystery after her husband’s mistress is found killed.

We will launch a crowdfunding campaign. Back us! Back black women and BIPOC in film! We need it now more than ever.

Subscribe to my newsletter to know when we launch! 🚀

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