As of now we are going to think about what we are going to do with this blog.
So there might not be any posts for awhile — I’m not sure. We’ll keep y’all updated as we make decisions. (:
— Brittany
La Luna y El Sol Culture
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Itzel and I are thinking about moving our blog over
to a different blogging platform.
We want to be able to customize our blog more, broaden our horizons, and also include sections for things like Itzel’s art work (and other crafts she makes like soaps — they’re incredible!) and my writing.
Do y’all have any suggestions?
— Brittany
It is important not to respond to aggression with more aggression.
I have a book about Taoism and joy, and this was one of the teachings I read about today. It’s so true though — a friend and I got into an argument (okay, well it was more like she attacked me over something I have no control over, my illness) and instead of responding with more anger, I was really calm and polite.
Although the way she treated me was appalling, uncalled for, and horribly wrong, I felt so good responding to her the way I did. I even wished her happiness, which trust me in that moment, she didn’t deserve.
I think it’s important that we remember this principle — we can’t fight fire with fire.
— Brittany
I admire any artist who uses their talent to stick it to the man.
Hello everyone,
I am so sorry that we haven’t been posting as much as we would like. Itzel and I have both been really busy and it’s been difficult for us to get together and make time to create posts for the blog.
— Brittany
What inspires you?
— Brittany
Don’t Deny Transplant Because of Medical Marijuana Use!
Toni Trujillo was removed from the organ transplant list due to legal medical marijuana use.
She came to California to get special treatment at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for a rare disease that makes her kidneys inflamed. Her first transplant was in 1991, and she’s been on dialysis awaiting her second transplant since 2007.
Even though medical marijuana was recommended to her by a doctor, the hospital is forcing her to go through a six month program that includes random drug tests and weekly substance abuse counseling before they’ll put her back on the list — and it’ll be at the very bottom.
Please tell Cedars-Sinai Medical Center that Trujillo should immediately be reinstated on the transplant list and to change their policy about medical marijuana use.
Sign the petition here. Source is here.
— Brittany
But I bet if she was on morphine, it wouldn’t have been an issue, even though it’s HIGHLY ADDICTIVE and WORSE for your body. Hmpf. Ignorance makes me sick.
Yeah, they wanted her to be put on prescription pills too. I’d argue that people abuse that WAY MORE than they abuse marijuana.
What is most important to you in life, and why?
— Brittany
I don’t care if this sounds cliche — love. Love for the Earth, for family, friends, for those that we are in love with, for all human beings, for animals, for all the creatures on this planet. Just love.
— Brittany
RE: What is Most Important to You
pikkonoloidlee answered your question: What is most important to you in life, and why?
Enjoyment in whatever form I can get it. I just want to enjoy each day as much as possible.
returnofthetrack answered your question: What is most important to you in life, and why?
Love as well. Love is the great equalizer, so it’s the most important to me.
itsgettingeasy answered your question: What is most important to you in life, and why?
Love and compassion in all of its many forms.
my-tinted-shades answered your question: What is most important to you in life, and why?
memories. when you are old, they are the most treasured thing you have.
mybeautifulrescueacoustic answered your question: What is most important to you in life, and why?
love
Love, enjoyment, memories. (:
