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Now let’s be real … EVERYONE in Pittsburgh vacations on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. You can’t drive 5 miles without seeing the OBX window decal on at least one vehicle. In fact, on our last trip (2010) we discovered that our motel (we went quaint) had at least 7 different families from […]
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For Immediate Release Contact: Sue Kerr Phone: 412-216-3535 Email: suecatsocialmedia@gmail.com PITTSBURGH PIRATES TO RELEASE ‘IT GETS BETTER’ VIDEO Pirates Partnered With Local LGBT Youth Projects To Raise Awareness Of The Impact Of Bullying And Encourage Victims PITTSBURGH – The Pittsburgh Pirates will unveil their contribution to the It Gets Better Project during pre-game on Friday, May 4, 2012. […]
I’ve been explaining “Terrible Boa” to folks who are not part of the Steeler Nation.
Remember last year when I sent you a link to this petition asking for your support to encourage the Pittsburgh Pirates to make a video for the “It Gets Better” project? You did it. The Pirates made a very excellent video. They debuted it to the youth at the GLCC Friday Night program and it […]
Read all about the effort on Bilerico For each new Twitter follower I pick up today by midnight, I will donate $1 to fight Amendment 1 in North Carolina. Amendment 1 is a “marriage protection amendment” … let’s support families in North Carolina! Click here to follow me! I’m @PghLesbian24
You know how much I adore social media. Facebook is one of my favorite tools in the whole world … somewhere between Android and being in control of the remote. But I just “go nuts” when people use Facebook’s email as a tool of professional communication. First, it is difficult to format messages so what […]
Interested in helping our sisters and brothers and their families access resources with dignity and pride? Hunger in PA is a serious issue: 1 in 7 people are not sure where their next meal is coming from. Working people with homes, families and cars. 1 in 5 children are in the same situation. Consider this […]
I took a slightly different angle on my post for Bilerico. What do the increasingly complicated “choices” in elections mean when contrasted with the “choices” when it comes to legislative priorities … does the election of our first openly gay statewide legislator mean we are ready for marriage equality? No. But what can it mean?
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