L*A

[Bussin' With The Boys @BussinWTB]

Daejon Love watching his teammates play in primetime tonight

[☔ @Whotfismick]

"Do you all mind if we cancel?"
Me :

[Ron Filipkowski @RonFilipkowski]

This is what Trump did on 9/11.

[Chicago Bears @ChicagoBears]

Defrosting 🧊

[🔝 @byberezowski]

La generación de ahora no entenderían la fuking vibra

[🎹 Ames™ 🎹 @AmesStraight]

💔 This picture has always gotten to me.

Most people know her as “The Dust Lady.”

But her name was Marcy Borders.

She was only 28 years old when the towers were attacked on September 11, 2001.

She was working inside the World Trade Center when everything happened. Somehow, she made it out.

And then this picture was taken.

Covered from head to toe in dust.

Terrified.

In shock.

Probably not even fully understanding what she had just survived.

The picture went around the world.

Everybody saw the dust.

But what they couldn't see was what Marcy carried with her after that day. 💔

She may have walked out of those towers alive…

but September 11 followed her home.

For years, she struggled with depression and addiction and with everything she had seen that morning.

She once described it like her soul had fallen with the towers.

That right there gets me.

Because we hear the word “survivor” and think they made it out, so they're okay.

But that's not always how surviving works.

Sometimes you make it out physically…

and part of you is still trapped there.

Then in 2014, Marcy was diagnosed with stomach cancer.

She believed it came from the toxic dust she breathed in that day.

She fought the cancer. She fought the medical bills. She reportedly even struggled at times to afford the medicine she needed.

And on August 24, 2015, Marcy Borders died.

She was just 42 years old.

42. 💔

She survived the towers falling.

But that day never really stopped taking from her.

So when you see this picture, don't just remember “The Dust Lady.”

Remember her name.

Marcy Borders.

She was a mother.

A daughter.

A real person underneath all that dust.

And she was one of so many people who survived September 11 only to carry that day with them for the rest of their lives.

The smoke cleared.

The cameras eventually went away.

The rest of the world moved forward.

But for people like Marcy, September 11 never really ended.

Rest in Peace, Marcy. 🕊️🇺🇸💔

**We all remember the picture.

Let's remember the woman in it, too.**

[KJP @kashsaidso_]

I know mfs be Kanye fans but I just don’t think people realize how good of a song Spaceship is. 10/10, no fucking notes. That is what you call perfection. Top 3 Ye song.

[Modern Notoriety @ModernNotoriety]

YE x GLC x CONSEQUENCE
"SPACESHIP"

LIVE IN CHICAGO 🚨

[Eddie Gonzalez @bansky]

I got to see Kanye perform I wonder in Chicago.

I’m good whenever now tbh @god

Do ya shit big bro

[jack @jack_bfr]

This is gonna be the intro to the “Greatest Decade of Chicago Sports” video on YouTube in 15 years and I can’t wait

[Moodie Monroe @moodienews]

“I don’t want a mistrial. Why would I want a mistrial? I kicked the shit out of their case.” - Reddington

😂

[Wizarding World Direct @WW_Direct]

THE NEW HBO’s HARRY POTTER TRAILER IS HERE

Releasing this Christmas on HBO

[Ashtyn Butuso @lil_buts]

Society yearns for a weekly HBO show we can all rally around

[L*A @L3732A]

@SalinaEstitties @sharontharp Lmfao Jason GAGGGGGG

[Benny @bennythebull]

1000 retweets and I’ll show up to a game next season as Emo Benny

[Guillermo Ochoa @yosoy8a]

¿ Y si …

@miseleccionmx

#NoMemoNoParty #6WC

[t. @taeseru]

that first love island to house of the dragon transition is about to hit like crack i’m afraid

[ifok 🇬🇭 @ifoklo]

Voter suppression at its finest

[USMNT Only @usmntonly]

The national anthem ahead of the USMNT-Germany sendoff match.

Chills 🇺🇸

[Ryan Strange🔜TFCon Orlando @RyanStrange15]

This edible ain’t shi-