Jonathan Voye

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Miami International Airport, another day another dust up aboard a Southwest Airliner, I don’t know what the answer is but perhaps they are making air travel too affordable, there’s too much trash airtraveling.

[Puppies & Positivity @Puppieslover]

This is Bruno. Started life as a limp little potato. Dad played nurse with bottle feeds and belly rubs like a champ. Now he's a massive goofball who still thinks he's lap sized.

[Jonathan Voye @JonathanVoye]

@colin_dunlap This guy is such a douchebag.

[Claudia @ClaudiaToni]

La famiglia torna a riprendere il piccolo dopo 8 giorni di vacanza.
I suoi occhi dicono tutto 🥹❤️

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

Don Rickles kept messing with Robert De Niro during the filming of Casino (1995), especially with Martin Scorsese laughing in the background, making it even funnier while De Niro tried to stay in character.

[dog @Dog__Dog0]

The baby needed a baby

[Crazy Vibes @CrazyVibes_1]

Today is my dog's last day, and he is just sitting there, staring at me with those soft, tired eyes.

He’s on the couch where he always sits. My spot, technically. But about nine years ago, I stopped arguing with a seventy-pound blue-gray Pit Bull about furniture rights… and it became his command post.

His name is Sergeant.
I named him that because I couldn’t let go of the Army—even after the Army had let go of me.

Tomorrow morning at exactly 10:00 AM, Dr. Rivera is coming to our house. I’m going to sit on the floor, hold his heavy head in my lap, and help him fall asleep for the last time. And then, the only living thing that ever truly saved my life will be gone.

Sergeant didn’t just come into my life. He broke into it on the worst night I ever had.

I came home from Afghanistan in 2014. Two tours. Thirty-one years old. From the outside, I looked fine. I had all my limbs. I had a job.
But inside, I was already dead.

By early 2015, I had completely shut down. I stopped sleeping. I stopped eating. I stopped answering my phone. I sat on this same couch—blackout curtains drawn, lights off—trying to drown out the memories that wouldn’t stay quiet.
My family tried to help. Friends tried. The VA tried.
I pushed them all away. I was ready to check out.

Then one night, I heard scratching at my back door.
Scritch. Scritch. Scritch.

It stopped. Started again. Stopped.
It went on for two hours. I didn't open the door to welcome him. I opened it to make him leave.

But when I swung the door open, there he was—a beat-up blue-gray Pit Bull with scars on his face, one ear torn, and ribs showing through his coat. He looked like he’d survived his own battlefield.

He didn’t hesitate. He walked past me like he already lived there, jumped up on this couch, circled twice, and laid down with a heavy groan.
Then he looked at me like, “Took you long enough.”

I didn’t want a dog. I didn’t want anything.
But Sergeant didn’t care what I wanted.

He needed food—so I had to go to the store.
He needed walks—so I had to open the blackout curtains and step into the sunlight.
He needed a vet—so I had to make a phone call and show up somewhere at a set time.

He didn’t save me in one dramatic movie moment.
He saved me with small, stubborn, everyday needs.

The date I had secretly chosen for myself came and went. I was too busy figuring out what brand of kibble wouldn’t upset a Pit Bull with a sensitive stomach.

That’s how healing really happens.
Not with fireworks.
With responsibility. With a dog who refuses to let you rot because he needs dinner.

For nine years, this blue-gray shadow has been beside me.
Through three apartments. Two jobs. One incredible woman who somehow chose both of us. And the birth of my daughter—now four—who believes Sergeant is her personal bodyguard.

Last month, we found the tumor. Aggressive. Inoperable.
So we’ve been living differently. Shorter walks. Extra treats. Long nights on the couch with my hand resting on his flank, feeling him breathe.

My daughter gives him her stuffed animals so he’s “not lonely when he naps.” He lets them pile up around him like a fortress and doesn’t move a single one.

He’s tired now. I can see it.
The same eyes that looked at me nine years ago and decided I was worth saving are heavy.

Tomorrow, I have to be brave for him.
I have to hold him steady. Tell him he’s the best soldier. And let him rest.

Goodnight, Sergeant.
Thank you for scratching at my door.

Thank you for needing dinner.

Thank you for choosing me when I hadn’t chosen myself.

I’ll spend the rest of my life trying to be worthy of that.

By born legend

[Mr. P. Explores @ExploresMr]

Four scenes from the abandoned (and nearly completely demolished as of today) Century III Mall near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Opened in 1979, closed in 2019. When it opened, it was the third largest in the world. Now, demolition is nearly complete; an era is at an end...

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MUST WATCH: Louisville police officers were desperately searching for a missing 3-year-old boy when a dog came out of nowhere, jumping and barking, eventually leading them directly to the location where he was rescued safe and sound.

[Puppies & Positivity @Puppieslover]

This is the goodboy Finn. He’s 10 weeks old and already convinced he’s the baby’s personal teddy bear. Gets wheeled around in the stroller, receives unlimited snuggles, and occasionally tries to lick the pacifier. Living his absolute best life.

[Jonathan Voye @JonathanVoye]

@colin_dunlap Just like your views

[Robin 🇦🇺 @theausdem]

i know jared moskowitz has issues but man he is so fucking funny in committee

[Jonathan Voye @JonathanVoye]

@colin_dunlap I think you're overrated

[Bill Clinton @BillClinton]

This is not about Right or Left, it’s about Right and Wrong.

[Benstonium @Benstonium]

Steelers Hype Video 2026 - "The Last Drive"

#HereWeGo #Steelers

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

What if Jack and Rose survived?

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