Author Archives: Teresa G. D'vall

By Teresa G. D’vall Remember when Tom Hanks lost his shoe and was left clinging to a raft being chased by a propeller? Then, just before the fire consumed Fedex Flight blew up and sank, he found a paddle but … Continue reading →

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Teresa G. D’vall Uncle Wiggly is a board game introduced by Milton Bradley in 1916 and themed around a rabbit who does a lot of hopping through the forest for reasons I no longer recall. My…

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By Teresa G. D’vall The phrase “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me,” although well intentioned, is painfully false. If you are blissfully unaware that “names” can kill, kidnap your children and imprison your … Continue reading →

By Teresa G. D’vall 138 days ago, a convicted domestic abuser walked into NY State Court and kidnapped two children by committing perjury. The mother was forced to endure a trial, pro se, against an accomplished attorney, and exonerated herself. … Continue reading →