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Jan 28, 2015, 12:17 AM
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So, I know it isn't always like this...
But today I joined the Welfare Queue and I was uplifted by what I saw... A woman with visible Down's Syndrome. With a file of supporting documents in support of her case. No support worker in tow. A woman with an amazing outfit... Top hat... Gregarious... Uplifting everyone she contacted. People with a smile... (Bi-Polar or similar) Guy who wasn't so bright... In some sense of 'traditional ways'... Took (genuine) offense to how low the ceilings were... And: Me. Huh. Feeling... Quite proud to be joining the welfare queue. There is a mime guy in the city. He is amazing... Stands still for such long periods of time... I wonder how he supports his-self. I can just see it now: 'And what do you do all day': 'Nothing'. And, uh, 'what would you like to do?' Ahahahahahahha This country is pretty great. I think, sometimes. |
 Anonymous37781, Anonymous37954
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 *Laurie*, jelly-bean, Nammu
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Jan 28, 2015, 05:32 PM
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I agree with you there. This country can be a really great place to live.
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