@daren_collins Yeah that is actually pretty cool. Especially as you are serving in a YSA ward. Are you the Bishop? I served as a councilor then a Bishop in a YSA stake in Orem - the greatest calling ever for sure!
@Jazz_Cougars@d_stevensonBYU@BYU I worded that poorly. As a byu sports fan I would hope / expect / demand the admin to back Kalani, not Santiago. As if I have any say in the matter. Ha
@nataliegwinters Sad! I lived in Boston for two years in the early 90’s and the state was incredible. Between this law, full term abortion, elimination of advanced placement classes in HS, etc, the state has gone off the rails.
If you want to be a top 15 program in football, you need a top 15 NIL, facilities, and staffing. College football, like most industries, is arms race 💰💲. Give this man what he needs and let him cook‼️
In March 2016, Mark and Lindsey Lashley were at a hospital in Bainbridge, Georgia, waiting for the birth of their son, Cason.
As relatives exchanged updates through a group text, one message accidentally went to a number that no longer belonged to the family member they thought they were contacting.
It reached two brothers, Deorick and Dennis Williams.
At first, they simply replied to say someone had the wrong number. But the family kept sending updates, and soon the brothers received a photo announcing that Cason had been born, weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces.
Instead of ignoring the messages, they decided to do something completely unexpected.
They asked what hospital room the family was in and told them they were coming.
Not empty handed either.
Deorick and Dennis arrived with diapers, baby bottles and pacifiers for a newborn they had never met, belonging to a family they had never known before that day.
For a moment, everyone in the room was stunned that the two strangers from the accidental text had actually shown up.
Then they welcomed them in.
They took photos together, met little Cason and became part of a birth story none of them had planned.
One wrong phone number had somehow brought two strangers to Room 130 with gifts in their hands, simply because they wanted to share in someone else's happiness.
Just wanted to share the highlight of my day so far. I was on my way home from errands with my wife when we saw this. A group of young men, working out and praying together to start their day. This is what America needs! The kids are gonna be alright.
The Left said climate change was SO IMPORTANT that they should be able to:
a) Rip out your gas appliances
b) Ban your gas vehicle
c) Tax you into oblivion
Then, Elon supported Trump and they BURNED his Teslas.
It was never about the climate.
It was about controlling YOU.
@JonCaldara Nice summary of the Covid tyranny Jon. They drummed up fear ,burned the Bill of Rights , centralized control and printed cash. They told our kids to treat their friends as biohazards. all enabled by media malpractice.
🚨WOW!!!!
A 13-year-old boy in Utah has just spent his ENTIRE SUMMER building a custom wheelchair for a 21-month-old baby girl he's never met.
His name is Zac Waters.
He watched a YouTube channel about 3D printing and decided he wanted to do something with it.
So he found MakeGood, a nonprofit that 3D prints assistive devices for people with disabilities, and got to work.
He spent over 300 HOURS, designing, printing, testing. and assembling.
...but he didn't just build a chair, he custom-designed it specifically for her
He custom printed pink accents, because pink is her favorite color.
He built her a removable cupholder and tray table. He designed a space in the back for heavier medical equipment.
He gave her soft, bendable straps so they don't dig into her, he even designed an adjustable footrest and headrest so it grows with her as she does.
When they asked him why he did it, he said it combines his two favorite things in life: 3D printing and helping people in need.
He's THIRTEEN YEARS OLD.
THIS IS THE AMERICA I KNOW!!!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@HeavensFX@HeavensFX, known for AI-generated sports parodies, shared a 66-second deepfake video of WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert delivering a press conference on the recent DiJonai Carrington-Sophie Cunningham on-court incident
Please keep my little cousin in your prayers tonight. He was in a serious car accident and has such a bright future ahead of him, on and off the football field. God, please watch over him and bring him through this. 🙏🏽❤️