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Masks of War
Martha Ressler May 14, 2019 Martha Ressler,Mask,Musings
The Veteran’s Administration pays survivor benefits to survivors for veterans who have served during wartime. The list of eligible wars starts with the Mexican Border Period (1916-17), World War I, World War II, Korean Conflict, Vietnam era (two different payout systems, depending on whether service was in Vietnam or not),
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A Mask to the World
Lisa Walton May 6, 2019 Lisa Walton,Mask,Musings
  I have been thinking a lot about masks since the topic was announced. One thing that keeps coming back to me is how no one knows what goes on behind closed doors. We all offer our face to the world but to many it is just a mask. I
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I found some masks and I wasn’t even looking…
Terry Grant May 1, 2019 Mask,Musings,Terry Grant
  I have to confess—I haven’t started on my “mask” piece. I haven’t even thought about it much. I’ve been distracted. I’ve been in Italy on vacation and, oh yes, it was wonderful and filled with good food and marvelous art and architecture and wine and sunshine and piazzas and
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Masks are FUN!
Karol Kusmaul April 30, 2019 Karol Kusmaul,Mask,Musings
I like masks!  They remind me of Halloween.  Which takes me back to my childhood.  What fun to dress up as some character and knock on doors to receive treats!!!  My mother made some of our costumes, as I then did for my children.  At some point, I made these
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Masks …
Sandra van Velzen April 24, 2019 Mask,Musings,Sandra van Velzen
Masks, I hate masks. That was my first reaction when I read our new prompt. And the second and third reaction as well. So, now it’s my term to blog about masks. Thinking about what I hate of masks I came to the conclusion that the fact that a mask
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Protection
Deb Cashatt April 18, 2019 Colleen Kole,Musings
  With my background as a health professional, I immediately think of the respiratory protection a mask affords its user. And now with the measles epidemic here in the state of Michigan, I am certain that respiratory masks are in high demand.     Whose responsibility is it to protect the
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The masks we all wear
Leah Higgins April 10, 2019 Leah HIggins,Mask,Musings
  We all have multiple roles in our lives and, although we may not consciously do so, we all wear different masks in our different roles. Mother, wife, friend, artist, teacher, citizen. And those are just my major roles, what are yours?    Our ‘masks’ may include wearing specific clothes, moderating
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masks
Sandra van Velzen April 1, 2019 Mask,Musings,Sandra van Velzen
    How do you use the mask. Humans are weak animals. So, wearing masks make them look strong, and that make their feeling stronger too. Then they wear the horrible masks against the fearful something   When the actor wear masks for his performance to turn into his role.
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Broken
Terry Grant March 19, 2019 Disunity,Musings,Terry Grant
Several days ago this happened in my living room. My ceramic cat was accidentally knocked off the table where she resides and her front paw broke off. “One more thing broken…” was my first thought. As I have worked on my little Cloth in Common “Disunity” quilt these last weeks,
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difference
Eunhee Lee March 15, 2019 Disunity,Eunhee Lee,Musings
There are those who sometimes ignore or oppose the opinions and thoughts of others because they are not like their own. Politicians in particular tend to do so.I think the attitude which does not recognize ” difference” such as difference of opinions or difference of thoughts,etc is the beginning of
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National Emergency
Maria Shell March 5, 2019 Disunity,Maria Shell,Musings
    In the space between these photos, I originally wrote what I hoped was a cross between a lyrical essay and a political rant ala Bill Maher style.     While the words I wrote were from the heart there was also a bit of hurt in them.  
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The Fabric of Society
Regina Marzlin February 26, 2019 Disunity,Musings,Regina Marzlin
    Humans are hardwired to want to belong to a group. We are social animals, and in human history it was paramount for survival to belong to a group, a tribe, a clan, a family.  I think that right now fear is a major driver for people to organize
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