But Mainers also voted to make pot legal, the medical kind. Considering the economy is so bad in Maine, and has been since long before the recession, that lots of people are paying the bills producing and selling the stuff without the hassle of a license, none of this makes sense. Especially since moving to New Hampshire, where gay marriage is legal, is easy, it’s a stone’s throw away (maybe that’s a bad choice of words, but within spitting distance isn’t any good, either). For those of us in the southern tip of Maine, NH is where we shop, get our hair cut, go to the doctor, etc. etc. etc. NH is business-supportive, personally liberal (at least in southern NH). Starting to be a no-brainer. Ooops, I mean brain-drain……
But I’m tremendously partial to the land, beaches, and lakes here in Maine.
Come on, people, equality for all!! Social justice inherently requires fair and equal treatment and rights for everyone.
Heather Cate is a Spiritual Coach who helps people to be their best selves by seeing past their blocks and blind spots, healing on deep spiritual levels, and empowering people with new tools and a reconnecting to their innate abilities to heal themselves. She is a Shamballa Reiki Master❧Healer❧Teacher, a shamanic practitioner with training from Michael Harner’s Foundation for Shamanic Studies, and an outside-the-box problem solver. She pursued these paths in order to heal herself when conventional medicine and therapies did not work for her, and she is passionate about bringing the miraculous solutions she has found to others. Heather Cate is also an ordained interfaith minister and welcomes opportunities to speak to your organization and to provide ministerial services such as weddings and other rites of passage.
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