Rhyse Little

📸 Capturing life's fleeting moments | 🌍 Globetrotter with a penchant for offbeat paths | 🌟 Believer in finding magic in the mundane. #Adventure #NOLA

[Rhyse Little @RhyseLittle]

@duris Are you new to this? 😆

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@WWLTV It'd be nice if y'all would put at least the headline in your post...

[Rhyse Little @RhyseLittle]

Much information in post. Very clear /s 🙄

[WWL-TV @WWLTV]

Officers were notified around 4:13 a.m.; investigators say no additional details have been released. https://t.co/lxlKNIMVSw

[JAS 🌻 @JamesASquires]

@JoJoFromJerz Can you spot the difference...

( I can't either )

#prettigood

[Rhyse Little @RhyseLittle]

The last words of Renee Good & Alex Pretti were:

"𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐭'𝐬 𝐟𝐢𝐧𝐞, 𝐝𝐮𝐝𝐞. 𝐈'𝐦 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐦𝐚𝐝 𝐚𝐭 𝐲𝐨𝐮."

"𝐀𝐫𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐨𝐤?"

This Administration and ICE do not care what you say or what your legal rights are.

#PrettiGood reason to protest!

#Resist #Resistance

[Rhyse Little @RhyseLittle]

Y'all. I love canons as much as the next person, but 12:30 at night on Christmas Eve? Can we 𝘯𝘰𝘵, please? 🙏

[Julie O'Donoghue @JSODonoghue]

Middle of the night news!

Louisiana abruptly canceled 2 of its 6 contracts with the private companies who provide Medicaid health care plans. It means the state will have to move 488k people to NEW Medicaid plans by the end of the year. #lalege

https://t.co/rnKFGLIYHg

[Brian Krassenstein @krassenstein]

I just returned from two weeks in Japan, and I have to be honest, it really opened my eyes to how far behind the U.S. is falling in so many basic ways.

Some things that stood out:

- In two weeks across some of Japan’s most densely populated cities, I saw only two visibly homeless people.

- I saw one person who appeared to be struggling with addiction.

- High-speed rail made affordable, clean, efficient transportation the norm, not a fantasy.

- I never once felt unsafe letting my kids walk freely beside me in public.

- Despite having far fewer public trash cans, Japan’s streets had a fraction of the litter.

- The country’s reduced income inequality was visible everywhere, from housing to public services.

I already know what some right-wing folks will say: “It’s because Japan has low immigration” or “It’s not run by Democrats.” But those are lazy excuses and distractions from the real issues.

The truth? We’ve normalized dysfunction in the U.S., and we make excuses for it instead of demanding better.

[Rhyse Little @RhyseLittle]

It's a geauxstop!

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@MaggieMayTB We're unfortunately stuck with the one we have for another couple hundred days...then hopefully some change (but someone who knows what they're doing running a city, not a football player 😂).

[Rhyse Little @RhyseLittle]

Déjà vu in all of the bad ways 🤬

[Fix New Orleans @FixNOLA]

Summer employees not being paid... again? @CityOfNOLA

[Rhyse Little @RhyseLittle]

@TheMrNoLa @JayJaymorris3 @FixNOLA I can understand wanting 2x weekly trash pickup for residential, but surely you understand why the French Quarter, with so many tourists, bars, restaurants, and hotels and limited trash space needs frequent trash service? Why should it be an either/or? Push for both!

[Rhyse Little @RhyseLittle]

@WWLTV Of course she is...she's always anywhere but actually in her own city working on things that need done.

[Rhyse Little @RhyseLittle]

Remember, y'all: this doesn't just work with large corporations and menu items, it works with the government, as well--make your voices heard, repeatedly and loudly, and everywhere (social media, emails, calls, town halls), until you see the changes you want! #resist #resistance

[McDonald's @McDonalds]

i don’t usually do this, and i didn’t run this by brian from legal (sorry brian). but i have something to say. not as mcdonald’s but as the person behind the mcdonald’s account.

i once posted, “social media managers don’t control the menu.” as much as i hated admitting it at the time, it’s true. i even got a plaque made of it to put on my desk. i also don’t control the bitcoin price even though you think the McRib is responsible, but i digress.

yes, i could post about the Snack Wrap, tease you with tweets like “bring back ___” (knowing exactly what you’d say), and even manifest for its return. but i couldn’t bring it back.

you know who could bring it back? YOU.

YOU commented under every post.
YOU made petitions.
YOU asked for it back in the DRIVE THRU!?
YOU tweeted every day for 100 days straight.
YOU rallied. you organized. and i saw it all.
thanks to you, the Snack Wrap will be back.

i cheered you on from behind the screen and made it my mission to never stop fighting for you. i made 486 decks on “reasons why to bring back the Snack Wrap” (i counted). your endless comments, tweets, and posts were the fuel i needed to keep on going.

you created a movement. a movement so powerful that you finally won.

i know it's cheesy, but i love my job. it's a privilege to interact with you every day and a responsibility i cherish. you make me laugh (sometimes cry), but not today.

from the bottom of my heart, thank you. today, i woke up with an even greater feeling of gratitude and pride. because finally after 9 years, i get to announce the day the Snack Wrap returns. i know i posted 0x.14.2025 a few weeks ago but i wanted to see if they could come back even sooner. so i asked the boss and he said OKAY LETS DO IT?!?!!

It’s the honor of my lifetime to finally say…
the Snack Wrap is back. because of YOU.
see you 07.10.2025.

[Rhyse Little @RhyseLittle]

@McDonalds I'm so happy for you (and all of us)! Teaching people the power of the masses, one menu item at a time 💙

[Rhyse Little @RhyseLittle]

8 in 11 days, now...😒

[Rhyse Little @RhyseLittle]

Oh hey, halfway there! That makes it, what--average of 1 a day? 🙄 #NOLA

[Joshua Reed Eakle 🗽 @JoshEakle]

This father went to his citizenship hearing expecting a handshake.

Instead, ICE shackled him, threw him into a van, and tore him away from his pregnant wife and four children—without even letting him say goodbye.

Kasper Eriksen arrived in Mississippi from Denmark in 2013, fully documented and determined to build a life here.

He started a family, became part of his community, and followed every rule. He was never accused, let alone convicted, of any crime.

But as best we understand, he's now imprisoned because of a single clerical mistake made years ago. In 2015, Kasper and his wife, Savannah, missed filing one form, among the hundreds required on the complicated path to citizenship.

Savannah had just suffered a stillbirth, losing their first child. In the painful days that followed, paperwork deadlines understandably slipped past unnoticed.

Now, over a month after his arrest, Kasper remains locked in a detention facility notorious for cruelty, neglect, and abuse.

Savannah—eight months pregnant, at high risk, and terrified—is desperately pleading for her husband's return.

She and their children have no idea when or if they'll ever see him again, and she doesn't know if he'll be present for her child's birth.

Every day brings another nightmare under the Trump administration.

The actions of our government are evil. There's simply no other way to describe it.

May God have mercy on us all for allowing this to happen.

[Rhyse Little @RhyseLittle]

Oh hey, halfway there! That makes it, what--average of 1 a day? 🙄 #NOLA

[Rhyse Little @RhyseLittle]

Y'all, I'm dying 🤣

[Rhyse Little @RhyseLittle]

@NOLAnews The hyperlinked "Mildred Martinez" goes to an article about Mildred Bernard Martinez (who started the school), not the new Pope's mother: Mildred Agnes Martinez Prevost.