10 Things I Never Want To Do … Ever
by Cheri Roberts, Cheri Speak, Challenging the Rhetoric Every one has things they would never do. Or at least, they would never do if they could absolutely avoid it. Here are … Continue reading
Ruins
I lay in ruins eyes bowed to you like a God. My God, what did I do? My hand outstretched through lifeless air. Breathless hope I hold beneath your stare. Will you … Continue reading
Those Voices in Your Head
We all talk to ourselves and we all talk back, in our head. We reason with ourselves, we pep talk ourselves and sadly we also demean ourselves from time to … Continue reading
Excessive Force, Torture, Disease and Disgust: the State of U.S. Detention Centers
West Valley Detention Center (WVDC) in Rancho Cucamonga, California is like many other detention centers in the United States with the exception of being one of the largest. It is … Continue reading
What a Trip; Acid Not Included
Not long after my last post regarding cancer deciding to adopt one of my kidneys I went to visit my children in Oregon. I was so happy to see them and … Continue reading
Processing the Unexpected
“C” is for Cheri Cancer. There, I said it. I have Cancer. Kidney Cancer at that. Six little letters that completely change a life upon being told they belong to … Continue reading
Elliot’s Other Victims: Philip Bloeser Talks Intimately About Elliot Rodger the Isla Vista Killer – PART 1 of 3
It’s incredible how a single person’s actions can affect so many by default. Sometimes for life. I wonder if that was even a passing thought to Elliot Rodger — the … Continue reading
What Are We Doing?
We demonize a legitimate medicine at the same time we invite those we love to partake of poison and call it “Happy Hour”… What are we doing? We spend more … Continue reading
The Irony of Today
I see a strange kind of irony today as people post and opine about Earth Day. Why do we have an “Earth” day? Shouldn’t our awareness and our love of … Continue reading
Michael C. Ruppert Said “YOU Don’t Read”
The piece that most of you are waiting for is already being written. This article will include the details and a time-line of Mike’s last day along with more pieces … Continue reading
Michael C. Ruppert’s Death and “Rags” the Dog
As I mentioned, there were a total of four “notes” and a poem strategically left behind by Michael C. Rupport. One of those notes, involves Mike’s best pal, his dog “Rags”. At … Continue reading
