Jace and I have been struggling, to say the least. We are up against trial two, our backs to the wall, fighting with everything we've got. Unfortunately, over five years into this personal hell hasn't left us with much! Our fortitude, resilience, mental health - have all suffered greatly. Currently, I feel like someone who … Continue reading Afraid of the Unknown
In Defense of Innocence
The irony is not lost on me - ICAC was created to defend children, the innocent among us. Yet they do so by persecuting innocent men. Yes, not all men caught in these stings are innocent, absolutely true! In the case of the Washington state 'Net Nanny' proactive stings there appears to be 1 in … Continue reading In Defense of Innocence
The Road to HELL
I used to be an avid traveler. Before Hell started. Before my life was upending and my smile took a vacation. Back when I was happy, carefree, oblivious. Back when I could, and did, make travel plans every year. Biannual family trips to explore the great American map. Camping, road trips, weekend getaways. Yearly trips … Continue reading The Road to HELL
Letting go
As 2018 comes to a close, and I am finally able to hold my son again, I am looking back at the worst year of my life and attempting to let go. Pain is not new to me - nor injustice. Like most I have been cheated, lied to, betrayed. It's a part of life. … Continue reading Letting go
Lessons NOT learned
My last post had to do with not seeing what is right in front of your face, or seeing the injustice and doing nothing. They are the same to me. Both conjure images of my 2nd favorite movie - H G Wells Time Machine (The original of course!) Weena is so pretty and sweet - … Continue reading Lessons NOT learned
The Lady Justice Myth 