I was intrigued by your post. I quizzed AI for its response. AI gave me several responses Here’s one of the nicer responses. QUOTE | AI "That 'crossover' you’re describing is the death of the benefit of the doubt. You didn’t just disagree with your wife; you realized 🔺 you’re now speaking a language she hasn't learned—and maybe doesn't want to. (my note: I thought of “Bad Bunny” half-time here) To her, it’s a tragedy; to you, 🔺 it’s a script. 🔺You’re looking at the puppet strings while she’s still watching the play. 'Aware, not angry' is a cold place to be, but it’s honest. It’s the silence that happens when you realize you aren't just living in different houses—you’re living in different worlds. Once you start seeing the 'why' behind the 'what,' 🔺 there’s no way to un-ring that bell. Good luck with the 'to be continued.' The silence in that room is usually where the real story starts." QUOTE SOURCE | AI

You've Got the Pocketbook, I've Got the Key on guitar I show you how to play couple of versions of Rev. Gary Davis' "You've Got the Pocketbook, I've Got the Key". This song was preserved and passed down by his students and fans but was never recorded by him. I start with a two finger picking arrangement similar to the one Stefan Grossman plays. But when I learned the song as a kid, probably from Roy Bookbinder, it was played faster and had lyrics..... Like all old blues, there is no one right way, so take this and make it your own! youtu.be/9PCT2cczOKw

This “math” teacher, who is in a relationship with a man pretending to be a woman and has millions of followers across social media, shared a video of himself teaching about transgenderism and “Trans Day of Visibility” in his class, showing off his freshly painted nails. This couldn’t be a better ad for homeschooling.

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