No matter how you say ‘ukulele’, you play it well, @davematthewsbnd! We’re still here listening and loving the show & your words of wisdom and encouragement. @verizon#PayItForwardLIVE
Thankful that I get to enjoy some @davematthewsbnd while sheltering in place. Nice hair, Dave! I also have a salon I like to frequent. 😊 #PayItForwardLIVE
@gwoNate@USATODAY I know you weren’t! 😊 I was referring back to how that teacher reacted. At 40 years old I’m not a fan of being called ma’am, but because I’m an adult, I can also control myself so that the minuscule wound to my pride goes unnoticed.
I was raised in Missouri, which some people may argue isn’t technically the South, but I was raised to use this terminology in response to, and with respect for, those in authority. This is almost as crazy as sending a child home for braids. @USATODAY
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@gwoNate@USATODAY I completely agree, @gwoNate. When coming from a peer or in a professional setting, using this address has social and situational consequences. But I don’t see how this child’s usage could be misconstrued as anything besides respectful. Her pride blinded her reason. #hubris
@KerriMPR The Last Starfighter is one of my cult classic favorites. A lot of the film’s imaginative technology is reality today. As a kid, the idea that someone with low prospects in life could be recruited through a video game was a thrilling concept.
@wilw@legobutts While eating breakfast on vacation this morning, my husband offered me the rest of his fruit: the honeydew. Does he even know me anymore? I said that no one likes honeydew. He proceeded to tell me that honeydew is underrated. #marriage#17years
Here's a piece I wrote which was published today ... please read and RT! ~~ Five things you can do to improve diversity and inclusion at your company today, like right now… https://t.co/zBdo43cNdD