Emily @Emily4134438456 - Twitter Profile

almost 3 years ago

#WTS 2x tickets for Rex Orange County live in Malaysia, at Zepp Kuala Lumpur im selling at a reasonable price, kindly dm me for details if you’re interested #REXinKL #REXORANGECOUNTYINKL #rexorangecountyinmalaysia #zonauangᅠᅠ

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almost 3 years ago

@meetfahlevi I have the ticket available rn

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Legion Hoops

@LegionHoops

about 3 years ago

First thing that comes to mind when you see this player?

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about 3 years ago

@_Direct_News Perfect

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@wallacemick ❤️❤️❤️

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about 3 years ago

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about 3 years ago

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Gail Alfar

@gailalfaratx

over 3 years ago

On Being a Sharpshooter in the United States Army (Austin, Texas) Years ago, I had the awesome honor of being awarded the title of Military Sharpshooter by the United States Army. This recognition wasn't handed to me on a silver platter; it was something I earned through dedication and a desire to win. My training revolved around a goal: achieving precise shots. Countless hours of practice at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, in all kinds of weather, sharpened my skills, allowing me to hit targets with accuracy. For me, it was never just a drill to get through quickly and move on; it was a serious quest to dominate and it demanded concentration, controlled breathing, focus, and the ability to adapt to even slight nuances in the air. In these moments I discovered the true essence of a sharpshooter – the blending of discipline and mental strength. Patience and the ability to remain calm under pressure became second nature to me. Although I was never called into direct military operations during the relatively calm era of the 1980s, I now find myself drawing upon the same skills I acquired as a sharpshooter to conquer the challenges life throws my way. In fact, I think about my time in the US Army often. My Tesla’s license plate reminds me and many other things I see and people I talk to bring back strong memories. The mindset I cultivate extends beyond the military realm. It embodies a relentless pursuit of continuous improvement in myself, my writing, and in my desire to A) Inspire people to want to accelerate our world to sustainable energy and also to B) Become a space-fairing civilization. Memorial Day is a day of remembrance and reflection, and I hope my words serve as a source of inspiration for you and others. We honor the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice. And may we, the living, hold on to their legacy by dedicating each day to exceeding our own expectations and to leaving a mark of goodness on the world. I’m sharing with you a photo taken of me during that time, my US Army Honorable Discharge, and a photo of my Army Duffle Bag. Gail Nelson is my maiden name, of course! Thanks for reading and for your awesome support!

gailalfaratx's tweet photo. On Being a Sharpshooter in the United States Army

(Austin, Texas) Years ago, I had the awesome honor of being awarded the title of Military Sharpshooter by the United States Army.

This recognition wasn't handed to me on a silver platter; it was something I earned through dedication and a desire to win.

My training revolved around a goal: achieving precise shots.

Countless hours of practice at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, in all kinds of weather, sharpened my skills, allowing me to hit targets with accuracy.

For me, it was never just a drill to get through quickly and move on; it was a serious quest to dominate and it demanded concentration, controlled breathing, focus, and the ability to adapt to even slight nuances in the air.

In these moments I discovered the true essence of a sharpshooter – the blending of discipline and mental strength.

Patience and the ability to remain calm under pressure became second nature to me.

Although I was never called into direct military operations during the relatively calm era of the 1980s, I now find myself drawing upon the same skills I acquired as a sharpshooter to conquer the challenges life throws my way. In fact, I think about my time in the US Army often.
My Tesla’s license plate reminds me and many other things I see and people I talk to bring back strong memories.

The mindset I cultivate extends beyond the military realm.
It embodies a relentless pursuit of continuous improvement in myself, my writing, and in my desire to
A) Inspire people to want to accelerate our world to sustainable energy and also to
B) Become a space-fairing civilization.

Memorial Day is a day of remembrance and reflection, and I hope my words serve as a source of inspiration for you and others.

We honor the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice. And may we, the living, hold on to their legacy by dedicating each day to exceeding our own expectations and to leaving a mark of goodness on the world.

I’m sharing with you a photo taken of me during that time, my US Army Honorable Discharge, and a photo of my Army Duffle Bag. Gail Nelson is my maiden name, of course! Thanks for reading and for your awesome support!

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Bill Gates

@BillGates

about 3 years ago

I’m excited about how AI will help solve some of the world’s toughest challenges—and transform science and medicine for the better. https://t.co/WEukVbL8Ad

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President Biden Archived

@POTUS46Archive

about 3 years ago

The Inflation Reduction Act invests $369 billion to take the most aggressive action ever in confronting the climate crisis and strengthening our energy security. It's allowing us to fight environmental injustice and deliver a clean energy economy.