Kelly Egan

Be who you are & say what you feel because those who mind don't matter & those who matter don't mind

[Lauren Graham @thelaurengraham]

Your kindness and devotion to this show have brought me so much joy over the years. I’m so grateful, to say the least, and I love you all. xL 💚🍀💚

[Jesse Mermell @jessemermell]

Justice Ginsburg was a hero, a trailblazer, a patriot, & an unapologetic feminist. I trust we’ve only begun to understand the ways in which she made this country a better & more just place. This loss is immeasurable, & only exacerbated by its timing. May her memory be a blessing.

[Amanda Palmer 🎹 @amandapalmer]

a reminder.

you are worthy of love even when you feel exhausted, ugly, unlovable, empty, confused, wrong, horrible, fragile, depleted or broken.

want your mind blown? you are even more especially worthy of love when you feel these things.

that is what love is.

i love you.

[GABY. @Zenaida__3]

Social distancing does not mean go chill at your friends house

[BostonTweet @BostonTweet]

A message of ❤️ tonight from the @SheratonBoston.

via @JanetWuNews

[Josh Gad @joshgad]

It’s okay to cry.

[Rachel Patzer, PhD, MPH @RachelPatzerPhD]

My spouse is a physician in the emergency dept, and is actively treating #coronavirus patients. We just made the difficult decision for him to isolate & move into our garage apartment for the foreseeable future as he continues to treat patients. (1/5)

[Mayor Marty Walsh @marty_walsh]

A breakdown of the dos and don'ts of social distancing:
DO:
✅Stay home
✅Frequently wash your hands
✅Stay 6 feet or more apart from people
✅Call/Facetime/online chat with friends and loved ones. 💻

DON'T:
🛑 Go out in crowds
🛑 Ignore the guidance of public health officials.

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Washing your hands is one of the most important things you can do to protect yourself and others from illness. Here’s the technique experts say is best. https://t.co/jrtllJWkjo

[Be A King @BerniceKing]

Mourning a “celebrity” does not = lack of “consciousness.”

And sometimes, the death of someone we feel like we knew, but we never actually touched, triggers pain about the death of people we knew well.

We are on a brief pilgrimage here, reconciling life and death.

Love well.

[ASCA @ASCAtweets]

Happy Birthday @MichelleObama and thanks for your long-time support of school counselors.

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Ruth Bader Ginsburg has won the 2019 Berggruen Prize, which is given to a thinker whose ideas “have profoundly shaped human self-understanding and advancement in a rapidly changing world.” https://t.co/z965QATffg

[Kelly Egan @KellyHopeEgan]

@JaclynBeaudry13 8 yrs ago I got that lucky! I texted you that I failed a calc exam & had a panic attack in the bathroom. I came home to ice cream from you.

[NBCU Academy @NBCUAcademy]

"Young people who report spending the most time on smartphones — five to seven hours a day — are twice as likely to report being depressed as those who use their phones for one to two hours a day." https://t.co/1Ja4R50ijt

[Reach Higher @ReachHigher]

"School counselors are an essential part of the educational leadership team within schools and are instrumental in helping to create a safe and supportive school environment for all students." #ReachHigher https://t.co/nYnuSJAbyq

[Kelly Egan @KellyHopeEgan]

@away 🚌👰🏼💍🤵🏻🚕✈️🚕👰🏻💍🤵🏻🚗✈️🚕🏠

[CounselingLeadership @counselorpgcps]

Physically exhausted, but professionally energized 👏🏽👏🏽

[Kelly Egan @KellyHopeEgan]

Pro tip for sanity: Do not fly @delta via @flyLAXairport. Disorganized, dirty, no communication. Very disappointed with today’s experience.

[Kelly Egan @KellyHopeEgan]

Really enjoying how @BankofAmerica makes me change my password EVERY SINGLE time I access my online account through the app or the website....

[jordan @jordan_stratton]

Government: You owe us money. It’s called taxes.

Me: How much do I owe?

Gov’t: You have to figure that out.

Me: I just pay what I want?

Gov’t: Oh, no we know exactly how much you owe. But you have to guess that number too.

Me: What if I get it wrong?

Gov’t: You go to prison