Josh Napper

over 1 year ago

Still can't get logged back in.... Please fix @elonmusk @premium

over 1 year ago

🔴PSA for those that use X for work…. Whatever you do, at least on desktop or laptop, Do NOT log out of X. It appears there’s an ongoing issue with logging back in.

LiveStormChaser's tweet photo. 🔴PSA for those that use X for work…. Whatever you do, at least on desktop or laptop, Do NOT log out of X. It appears there’s an ongoing issue with logging back in. https://t.co/jbRIc1XIvy

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over 1 year ago

💔Our family will forever miss you and will cherish the laughs and memories. Until we meet again! Please at the very least read the below ⬇️

over 1 year ago

💔Unfortunately yesterday our family learned that a friend of ours passed away surrounded by her family at home after a faith-filled fight against cancer at the age of 24. MaryGrace Kerr-Scoggins was always filled with smiles and laughter. In fact, when I met her many years ago through her older siblings, I still remember just how kind and sweet she was—even laughing at my jokes. Although we were never super close like so many others were, I remember us all sharing laughs, especially when my wife and I had our first child. She took delight in holding and caring for the baby. On another occasion I remember her and I pulling a little prank on her older sister, and although the older sister was not too thrilled about it, I remember the laughs we had. One thing my wife and I will always admire about her is that she always had a heart for God all the way through to the end. One particular year at Sukkot (camp), she helped serve others their meal and volunteered with music. She even did mission work in Costa Rica. Yesterday, after we had learned about this heartbreaking news and on our way home from the grocery store, I was reminded of just how short our lives can be. My wife brought up a good point during the drive: “While we are healthy, we have many concerns and worries, but when you are ill, you only have one concern, and that’s to be healthy!… We get so tied up in the hustle and bustle of things that I feel we forget the simplest things to just “live”. Life is so short here on earth when you step back and look at everything. MaryGrace comes from an amazing large family, so our hearts are heavy for them and her husband as they try to navigate these rough waters. That said, the passing of MaryGrace has reminded me to hold my family a little closer, not to forget to smile, not to stress over things, and to continue to grow in my beliefs and walk in life. As a video I watched when writing this, “All you have to decide is what to do with the time, that is given to you. You won’t get to choose how long you’re here. You won't know how many suprises you have left. You don't get to rewind, pause or skip the hard chapters. All you get “Is Now”! As my family remembers the times we had and what so many of her friends and family had, We just want to say to her family we are blessed to have had the opportunity to have met MaryGrace, and we look forward to seeing her again in the new kingdom. So I’ll end it with this: if you would like to help with food DoorDash gift cards or with the medical expenses that remain, we will drop all info for those down below for you to look at should you feel the need to help. From my entire Napper Family and all of us here, our deepest condolences 💐 Till we meet again where there will be no more pain, no more tears, and no more suffering! Revelation 21:4❤️ ℹ️If you would like to read more about what her sister wrote (beautifully written), the link is here: https://t.co/wTVvGMu5Ap ❤️If anyone is interested in helping out financially to assist their family cover remaining medical expenses and funeral costs here’s a link to a Spot Fund: https://t.co/5zJTzd4FDI 🍽️They also have a Meal Train set up to help the family with meals throughout this next week so that’s one less thing on everyone’s plates you can buy DoorDash gift cards as an option on the page: https://t.co/SqoftSwUbA ❤️Messages of condolence may be sent here: https://t.co/RvrT14bKIo

LiveStormChaser's tweet photo. 💔Unfortunately yesterday our family learned that a friend of ours passed away surrounded by her family at home after a faith-filled fight against cancer at the age of 24.

MaryGrace Kerr-Scoggins was always filled with smiles and laughter. In fact, when I met her many years ago through her older siblings, I still remember just how kind and sweet she was—even laughing at my jokes.

Although we were never super close like so many others were, I remember us all sharing laughs, especially when my wife and I had our first child. She took delight in holding and caring for the baby.

On another occasion I remember her and I pulling a little prank on her older sister, and although the older sister was not too thrilled about it, I remember the laughs we had.

One thing my wife and I will always admire about her is that she always had a heart for God all the way through to the end. One particular year at Sukkot (camp), she helped serve others their meal and volunteered with music. She even did mission work in Costa Rica.

Yesterday, after we had learned about this heartbreaking news and on our way home from the grocery store, I was reminded of just how short our lives can be.

My wife brought up a good point during the drive: “While we are healthy, we have many concerns and worries, but when you are ill, you only have one concern, and that’s to be healthy!…

We get so tied up in the hustle and bustle of things that I feel we forget the simplest things to just “live”. Life is so short here on earth when you step back and look at everything.

MaryGrace comes from an amazing large family, so our hearts are heavy for them and her husband as they try to navigate these rough waters.

That said, the passing of MaryGrace has reminded me to hold my family a little closer, not to forget to smile, not to stress over things, and to continue to grow in my beliefs and walk in life.

As a video I watched when writing this, “All you have to decide is what to do with the time, that is given to you. You won’t get to choose how long you’re here. You won't know how many suprises you have left. You don't get to rewind, pause or skip the hard chapters. All you get “Is Now”!

As my family remembers the times we had and what so many of her friends and family had, We just want to say to her family we are blessed to have had the opportunity to have met MaryGrace, and we look forward to seeing her again in the new kingdom.

So I’ll end it with this: if you would like to help with food DoorDash gift cards or with the medical expenses that remain, we will drop all info for those down below for you to look at should you feel the need to help.

From my entire Napper Family and all of us here, our deepest condolences 💐 Till we meet again where there will be no more pain, no more tears, and no more suffering! Revelation 21:4❤️

ℹ️If you would like to read more about what her sister wrote (beautifully written), the link is here: https://t.co/wTVvGMu5Ap

❤️If anyone is interested in helping out financially to assist their family cover remaining medical expenses and funeral costs here’s a link to a Spot Fund: https://t.co/5zJTzd4FDI

🍽️They also have a Meal Train set up to help the family with meals throughout this next week so that’s one less thing on everyone’s plates you can buy DoorDash gift cards as an option on the page: https://t.co/SqoftSwUbA

❤️Messages of condolence may be sent here: https://t.co/RvrT14bKIo

over 1 year ago

Thank you @ambergoesoff as always! Such amazing products and much needed especially with storm chasing! ❤️

over 1 year ago

When one of your good friends owns a business, you support them. My friend @ambergoesoff truly has one of the best self-care businesses there is on the market. As a dad, husband, and business owner myself, it’s kind of sad I have gone all these years and never once really made sure I took care of myself in this way. From the magnesium body butter, which helps me get so much better sleep at night (whether I’m home or on the road), to the face cleanser and moisturizer that are needed to wash off the Kansas/Oklahoma dirt, all these products truly have improved our family's self-care routine. We have all seen such improvements with our faces using @EthystSkincare. She’s not only an amazing business owner who truly cares about your daily self-care routine, but she’s also truly a friend who has helped us provide a better routine with our family. Be sure to checkout her products. You’re honestly missing out. ❤️

LiveStormChaser's tweet photo. When one of your good friends owns a business, you support them. My friend @ambergoesoff truly has one of the best self-care businesses there is on the market.

As a dad, husband, and business owner myself, it’s kind of sad I have gone all these years and never once really made sure I took care of myself in this way.

From the magnesium body butter, which helps me get so much better sleep at night (whether I’m home or on the road), to the face cleanser and moisturizer that are needed to wash off the Kansas/Oklahoma dirt, all these products truly have improved our family's self-care routine.

We have all seen such improvements with our faces using @EthystSkincare.

She’s not only an amazing business owner who truly cares about your daily self-care routine, but she’s also truly a friend who has helped us provide a better routine with our family.

Be sure to checkout her products.
You’re honestly missing out. ❤️

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over 1 year ago

Is this mic on? 🎤 It's been a while... Who's hosting a hangout space soon?

over 1 year ago

My Birthday Sunset! 🌅

over 1 year ago

Watching my birthday sunset tonight here in southwest Missouri and feeling really blessed. It’s wild to think I’m already 34 years old, and as I have spent much of today thinking about how fast time has flown by, I wanted to say thank you to you all who have continued to support us and me personally. See, not many know this, but I’m adopted from Romania. My birth mom ran away from her family in Romania from Sibiu to Bucharest as they wanted to have her get rid of me before I was born. Instead, my birth mom wanted me to have a chance in life, and she chose my parents, trusting in her faith. Though I was only an infant at the time when my parents decided to adopt me, today also happens to be the day they not only met me for the first time but also decided to adopt me. There’s a really special backstory I’ll have to share sometime with you all for those interested, maybe sometime over a live stream. But nonetheless, I owe a lot to my parents for trusting in their faith to have gone through the adoption process. Otherwise my life would be completely different, and I likely would have never been here in the USA. It’s just wild to think my life being the journey that it has been this far could have been very different if my parents hadn’t adopted me. I grew up with my dad in the military, so with that we moved several times, one place being Japan for the first 4 years or so of my life and California for more time of my life before my parents decided to move to the Midwest as my dad was getting close to retirement from the military after 20 years. There’s so much I could share, from them supporting my aviation career to supporting me through all these years with this business. But in short, there’s so much to be thankful for, and I feel very blessed. I’m extremely humbled by the support and love from everyone over all these years, for an incredible team, friends, family, and supporters like you all! So thank you all for giving me such a wonderful birthday!

LiveStormChaser's tweet photo. Watching my birthday sunset tonight here in southwest Missouri and feeling really blessed.

It’s wild to think I’m already 34 years old, and as I have spent much of today thinking about how fast time has flown by, I wanted to say thank you to you all who have continued to support us and me personally.

See, not many know this, but I’m adopted from Romania. My birth mom ran away from her family in Romania from Sibiu to Bucharest as they wanted to have her get rid of me before I was born.

Instead, my birth mom wanted me to have a chance in life, and she chose my parents, trusting in her faith.

Though I was only an infant at the time when my parents decided to adopt me, today also happens to be the day they not only met me for the first time but also decided to adopt me.

There’s a really special backstory I’ll have to share sometime with you all for those interested, maybe sometime over a live stream.

But nonetheless, I owe a lot to my parents for trusting in their faith to have gone through the adoption process.

Otherwise my life would be completely different, and I likely would have never been here in the USA. It’s just wild to think my life being the journey that it has been this far could have been very different if my parents hadn’t adopted me.

I grew up with my dad in the military, so with that we moved several times, one place being Japan for the first 4 years or so of my life and California for more time of my life before my parents decided to move to the Midwest as my dad was getting close to retirement from the military after 20 years.

There’s so much I could share, from them supporting my aviation career to supporting me through all these years with this business.

But in short, there’s so much to be thankful for, and I feel very blessed.

I’m extremely humbled by the support and love from everyone over all these years, for an incredible team, friends, family, and supporters like you all!

So thank you all for giving me such a wonderful birthday!

over 1 year ago

@Jonynobrakes @champagnesbrain This 100%

almost 2 years ago

Currently playing hide and seek… I think I’m safe 🤔