Two plus years later, Gil is the happiest little guy. He loves music, dancing, giving and receiving hugs and kisses, romping on the trampoline, going down the slide, and riding in the wagon. He brings joy to all who know him, especially his siblings.
Two plus years later, Gil is the happiest little guy. He loves music, dancing, giving and receiving hugs and kisses, romping on the trampoline, going down the slide, and riding in the wagon. He brings joy to all who know him, especially his siblings.
Happy World Down Syndrome Day!
We set aside March 21st to especially celebrate members of the human race who carry a third copy of the 21st chromosome in their DNA, instead of the typical two. Our immediate family has been blessed with two such individuals. 1/?
@DougTenNapel@jeremympryor has said some convicting things about (stock) ownership and moral responsibility. Like you said, we don’t always practice well what we profess.
@Salbahs_@FamilieB3 Perhaps a play on the idiom that He breathed the world and man into existence, gave them His breath of life, and now the cycle is continuing/inaugurating (breathe out, breathe in). What is sure is there is no context given to confirm God was weary, so shouldn’t be assumed. 3/3
@Salbahs_@FamilieB3 Rather, the Hebrew, niphal, means “to take breath”. It is only used here of God, so reasonably may mean something different when applied to humans who do grow weary. Why might God “take breath”? Perhaps like a sigh of satisfaction observing a well completed work. 3/
@JoelWBerry Your body is comprised of roughly 7,000,000,000,000 (7T) of these complex cells (and 29T smaller, simpler red blood cells and platelet cells that eject their nucleus at maturity).
https://t.co/6DfLj3Qhh2
@elonmusk random idea: FSD “tow mode” update allows linking of Teslas to keep small distance from lead vehicle, fully autonomous/respond to supervision reasonably in trailing vehicle(s). Possible?
@LilaGraceRose I agree with the sentiment, and not trying to nit-pick, but why not say “human life begins at *fertilization*”?
The pro-abortion lobby would like to say a zygote that was prevented from implanting was never alive, but it was.
@MikeBenzCyber Proportionally tossing deep-blue Fulton Co votes would have flipped GA to Trump, but that wouldn’t have been enough to flip the electoral college outcome. It would, however, have given Purdue the Sen seat instead of Ossoff, and the balance to Reps 51-49.
https://t.co/rlKJ5dL7Ah