Mel-Town
I don't do drugs.
I love group hugs.
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Link reblogged from LAUGHING AT MY NIGHTMAREreddit: the front page of the internet
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Here is the event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/629758860373302/
Since I started my blog almost two years ago, people have been telling me “YOU SHOULD GO ON ELLEN!” They scream it at me actually, hence the caps lock. My response was always “I’d love to, but she’s very difficult…
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Happiness is Always an Option – The first documentary by Laughing At My Nightmare, Inc.
FireRock Productions, producers of the LAMN documentary, will donate $1 to LAMN for every new like on their page from the time of the premiere tonight through 7pm on 4/5/13, up to $1000. Go to www.facebook.com/FireRockProductions to “like” and earn LAMN another $1 towards their mission to make the world a happier place and support the fight against muscular dystrophy!
In case you missed it before!
Have you seen this yet?! The company that produced it, FireRock Productions, will donate $1 to our nonprofit for every “like” we get them on Facebook from now until Friday! Help us out :) http://www.facebook.com/FireRockProductions
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Happiness is Always an Option – The first documentary by Laughing At My Nightmare, Inc.
FireRock Productions, producers of the LAMN documentary, will donate $1 to LAMN for every new like on their page from the time of the premiere tonight through 7pm on 4/5/13, up to $1000. Go to www.facebook.com/FireRockProductions to “like” and earn LAMN another $1 towards their mission to make the world a happier place and support the fight against muscular dystrophy!
Shane Burcaw is an inspiration to me. I’ve been following him for a few months now and I hope to meet him one day. Such a rad dude. Please watch this and check out his blog laughingatmynightmare.com. Make a muscle. Make a difference. Shane, thank you so much.
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In this picture you see a moose trying to attack me while being attacked by a pack of wolves. This all happened in the Harrisburg mall today. I’m lucky to have made it out alive; many were not so fortunate.
Follow this blog. This dude Shane is so funny and has such a great attitude, a better attitude than most able-bodied people. Thank you Shane.
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The fact that I am disabled is deeply ingrained in my mind. Everything I do, every funny, awkward, unusual, and annoying event in my life—even boring daily routines like brushing my teeth—is affected by my disability. Living this way for 20 years has made me almost numb to it. When I’m lying on my…
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Every time I have a semi-good thought I think, “Should I post this on FB, Twitter, or Tumblr?” (I’m posting this on all 3)
Story of my life.
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By the time you read this, it will be too late. You’re a goner. The norovirus is going to consume us all, including myself. In fact, I’m probably already dead. Just a few days ago, two of my closest friends lost the battle and succumbed to this deadly strain of the flu virus that is sweeping…
Keep it up Shane. :)
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Quote reblogged from The Image of the InvisibleI’ve noticed something about people who make a difference in the world: They hold the unshakable conviction that individuals are extremely important, that every life matters. They get excited over one smile. They are willing to feed one stomach, educate one mind, and treat one wound. They aren’t determined to revolutionize the world all at once; they’re satisfied with small changes. Over time, though, the small changes add up. Sometimes they even transform cities and nations, and yes, the world.
