Beth
Jack of all trades, master of some. I have zero political affiliations. My opinion is my own.
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“I Want to go to Heaven with them”
This is a follow up to the Robert Arnold piece I posted yesterday. This is my tool. This is what I can do.
I haven’t, for a long time, heard about Gaza from any creator currently in the top tiers of media. From the largest media networks...
Take a journey back in time with me
I’ve struggled for an entire week to write, revise, then revise this piece again to communicate the details properly. I’ve been forced to recognize and admit the significance of this event in placing me where I am today. Jigsaw pieces that...
Buckle Up, Buttercup. What’s Coming Down the Pike Will Not Be Pleasant
In my house growing up, it was my father. Mean as a striped snake in every sense you can imagine to both me and my mother. He is a malignant narcissist with psychotic tendencies. Whichever form of abuse you imagine is most likely correct. I...
We Lost. A Backroom Deal Had Already Been Struck.
In Nashville, DC Blox is preparing to build not one, but two Data Centers. Two buildings to sit side by side, one more than double the size of the original. The smaller one will be ~75,000sq ft, the second over 200,000sq ft.
It will be bui...
The Animals Cannot Protest. This Fight Is Up To Us: Protecting those who have no voice
A Nashville reporter has uncovered an alarming discovery in the plans for the proposed Data Center that will sit immediately adjacent to the Nashville Zoo property. The original proposal included a one-story, 69,000sq ft facility. While ins...
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Jack of all trades, master of some. I have zero political affiliations. My opinion is my own.
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