Cindy Primus

I enjoy life as much as I can!! I love God, my family, wine, food, laughing, running, yoga, being a nurse & the Detroit Tigers!!!!

[Cindy Primus @jacisim71]

@icecube loved every single second of your show last night @CaesarsWindsor 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[Cindy Primus @jacisim71]

@Lions

[Cindy Primus @jacisim71]

I just entered to win an awesome prize! https://t.co/JGJTtXHdDi

[Cindy Primus @jacisim71]

@Lions Got some work to do fellas #OnePride

[Cindy Primus @jacisim71]

@perditafelicien I was chiming in with you re: your analysis of @LylesNoah pre & post 200 finals behaviour - Noah I think you’re awesome but your pre and post behaviour 🤔- get well soon howeverrrr the math ain’t mathin!!!

[Simone Biles @Simone_Biles]

I love my black job 🖤

[Cindy Primus @jacisim71]

@mattrife best Sunday night I’ve had in a long ass time!!! Thank you for a good time!!!! 🥰🫶🏾🎤#NowGetSomeSleep #LooseLipsSinkShips

[Rickey Smiley @RickeySmiley]

Don’t do it!!!!!

[Cindy Primus @jacisim71]

@Matt_Pinner I see a tired ostrich- 🧠🧐🤣🤪

[Black, Blessed & Unbothered @MelanatedTalk]

In memory of those who chose the sea.
Never forget.
#juneteenth
#blackhistory

[Henry Winkler @hwinkler4real]

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[Cindy Primus @jacisim71]

@CTVWindsor Yes!! Windsorites will travel to see something like this and wonder why we don’t have something like this lol!! Then when it’s a possibility no one wants it 🤔

[Cindy Primus @jacisim71]

@riskindan maybe!? LOL
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[Cindy Primus @jacisim71]

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[Ben Crump @AttorneyCrump]

Happy heavenly 30th birthday, Ahmaud Arbery! Nothing will bring Ahmaud back, but we are grateful we have received accountability for his death at the state level and in a federal hate crime trial. Today we remember a life that was unjustly taken from us.

[Cindy Primus @jacisim71]

Go @Lions #OnePride

[Stick @StickRadio]

This stage is 🔥 #NFLDraft #AllGrit

[Cindy Primus @jacisim71]

@radiomike519 Yes- I know someone who got in - walked around, had to go out to meet someone and couldn’t get back in 🤷🏽‍♀️

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

Willis Winn, who told photographer Russell Lee that he was 116 years old when the photograph was taken in 1939, is pictured holding a horn with which plantation owners called slaves to work. Winn said his master told him that his birthday was March 10, 1822

When interviewed by Lee, Willis was living alone in a one-room log house in the rear of the Howard Vestal home on the Powder Mill Road, north of Marshall, and was supported by an $11.00 per month old-age pension. He recalled; “Massa Bob’s house faced the quarters where he could hear us holler when he blowed the big horn for us to git up. All the houses were made of logs and we slept on shuck and grass mattresses what was allus full of chinches. I still sleep on a grass mattress, ’cause I can’t rest on cotton and feather beds.”

Willis’ interview in 1939 showed how little things had changed for many people in the United States decades on from the abolition of slavery.

“They is plenty niggers in Louisiana that is still slaves. A spell back I made a trip to where I was raised, to see my old missy ‘fore she died, and there was niggers in twelve or fourteen miles of that place that they didn’t know they is free. They is plenty niggers round here what is same as slaves, and has worked for white folks twenty and twenty-five years and ain’t drawed a five cent piece, jus’ old clothes and somethin’ to eat. That’s the way we was in slavery.”

[Cindy Primus @jacisim71]

@radiomike519 This looks like something out of a movie - my heart flies out to everyone affected - #PrayersForBaltimore 🙏🏾

[Cindy Primus @jacisim71]

@UniqueCertifie3

[Cindy Primus @jacisim71]

Karma - gotta love it 🥰

[Cindy Primus @jacisim71]

@Shayor19 @DailyLoud Oh karma- gotta love it 😊