*head desk*

Grandmom, grandmom,grandmom.

It's apparently gonna be a day with you being slightly more off your cracker.

The Halloween party my cousin was having got called off. No escape from the crazy old lady.

It's snowing.

Thank goodness it's not snowing heavily enough that dad won't take her to get her hair done.

I know it sounds bad to call Grandmom the crazy old lady, but it vents some of the frustration, and makes me want to smack her less.

*sigh*

Mom has a call into the local Office of Aging, who're gonna call back on Monday to start the wheels turning on getting grandmom into a nursing home. Its not that we wouldn't want to try and keep her here with us, but the stress of this past week keeping her here to make sure the first week of drops gave us the proof that it'd give one of us a stroke.

Not yet November...

And it's snowing. That's one thing, the other is we have no power at home, so no heat, and lots of branches started dropping, and alot hang over the house, so better safe than sorry, we've come over to my uncles house, where they have power, and don't have as many trees over the house as we do.

And as for the power situation, not likely coming back on tonight, cause one of our trees broke, big.

Facebook photo album - https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2061863316207.2094419.1533425507&type=1


Photobucket album, cause I know some of my friends don't have a Facebook account - http://s181.photobucket.com/albums/x312/shinelumiere/Snow%20and%20Tree/

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Right now, almost 80 countries around the world make it a crime to be gay, lesbian or transgender. In 10 of those nations, you can be sentenced to death or life behind bars. The majority of these nations share a connection - they are members of the Commonwealth - an organization bringing together 54 nations to collaborate on legal, cultural and economic development.

The Commonwealth leaders are gathering this week in Perth, Australia where Kamalesh Sharma, Secretary General of the Commonwealth, just gave a courageous speech calling on each of the Commonwealth nations to finally end discrimination and criminalization of LGBT people. It's historic, but hardly a done deal: Forces within the Commonwealth are working double-time to silence Sharma and others, giving nations that send gays and lesbians to jail a free pass for yet another year.

We need to support Secretary General Sharma and show the other heads of state that a massive global outcry is bubbling up in their own countries and demanding fairness. The meeting kicks off this Friday - we need thousands to join Commonwealth citizens around the world and sign on to our statement of support for Secretary General Sharma in the next 48 hours, making his call impossible to ignore.

Will you take a minute to add your name and share this letter far and wide:

www.allout.org/wearenotillegal