I’ve just published a blog post on the Huffington Post Contributor Site on how we must deal with difficult and hateful times with writing, art, and love. Please check it out by clicking here, and share it with someone who needs a little extra love after these past few days.
Also, here is a photo of my dog if you’re having a tough time and need a smile. 
Nice to share
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Thank you!
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Your welcome
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Thank you.
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❤
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Your puppy is adorable!
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Thank you.
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So insightful, so heartfelt, a message to the next generation of suffragettes, and suffer you will but you shall overcome!
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This warmed my heart, thank you. ❤
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Love this
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Thanks!
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Lovely post. And a great article full of feeling and gentle advice. And yes, the pup made me smile. 🙂
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Thank you! I’m glad he made you happy 🙂
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Well done! Yay, you!
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Thank you!
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Such an amazing message! 😀
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Thank you!
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You’re welcome!
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I read your write-up on ‘The Huffington Post’ site and really liked it.
It held the sunshine which is badly required in today’s times. 🙂
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Thank you for reading!
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What’s your furry buddy’s name. He is beautiful
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That would be Teddy 🙂 Teddy says thank you, haha.
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I know this is late but the article is absolutely gorgeous. I Pinned it to my Writing board.
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I know this comment is also very late, but I just wanted to say thanks for sharing the love!
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No worries, you’re welcome!
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That was really well written. But also, today I’m thinking I may be developing a cold, and your dog is so darn cute, it made me feel a little better. Thanks!
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Great article!
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Thank you!
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This poem has touched my heart tremendously. The grace, gentility, and yet utter emotion that penetrates this poem, I am sure, has the ability to shake the world with not power, but love.
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Thank you for all of your kind words. ❤
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