@CFBRep He took a team that won 31 games, 2 conference championships and a NY6 bowl from 2012-2014 and turned them into a team that won 31 games, 2 conference championships and a NY6 bowl from 2016-2018.
Then he turned a floundering Nebraska program into a floundering Nebraska program.
The kindest act from a random stranger on Christmas morning that changed my life ....
On Christmas morning in 2013 at my darkest moment in life struggling with mental health and drug addiction I slept in this doorway in Vancouver.
A woman I didn’t know woke me up, gave me a coffee, a hug, 50 dollars, wished me a "Merry Christmas" and walked away. I was shocked to say the least, and I have never seen her again.
I’ve never forgotten that kind stranger — I think about her all the time, especially today.
I would want her to know that her kindness motivated me to seek help and change my life,
I would also want her to know that I'm no longer alone, have my own family now and help others who are in the same position I once was.
Merry Christmas to you and to everyone — especially people who don't have much today. Remember, if you see someone who’s homeless it doesn't take much to be kind ....
Travel writer Rick Steves was at his home in Edmonds, Washington, when he learned a local community center for homeless residents was set to close. Within a few weeks, Steves bought it.
“I really take ‘love your neighbor’ seriously,” he said. https://t.co/iHeoyCa6Lm
A Marine Corps chaplain helped save my life at Walter Reed. Taught me about forgiveness and effects of moral injury. Not a word from him about religion or indoctrination. It indeed was all about self care. And on therapy. The man was a gem of a human. He did his job in finest fashion. I’ll never forget him. Hegseth is just absolutely wrong. @BulwarkOnline
Casual reminder that the myth of “pulling yourself up by your bootstraps” is a cruel hoax designed to convince poor people from all walks of life that the injustices they face are a result of their own actions, rather than an oppressive system rigged against them.
In New York, we reject Islamophobia and Antisemitism.
New Yorkers know the way forward is through solidarity in our communities and rejecting hate.
An attack on one of us is an attack on all of us.
when people say “stop being political” what they really mean is the system works fine for me and you’re ruining my vibe by reminding me it’s built on other peoples pain