@billshore “What if we ran to help a hungry child the way firefighters run into a burning building?” I love that you do both of these things. I also love that father and son are firefighters together.
@EdKrassen Pete vs Nikki, for sure. And Stacey Abrams as Pete’s VP. But voting D for Democracy no matter who’s on top.
(As a Virginian, I’m glad to see Youngkin’s not on the list. Empty suit.)
@CertainlyNotLiz@FairfaxCountyPD Seems like so much of the violence IS racially motivated these days, I confess it’s one of the first things I look for.
@QPsyOps @dabber0223@RealSaltySlim@EdKrassen Which is exactly what America Firsters said about Hitler, back in the day. We need to learn from our mistakes. Russia starting another hot war in Europe matters to Europe, and Europe matters to us. America being a partner our allies can depend on makes us stronger.
@AmyDMarcus@WSJ@riverheadbooks Great article, thank you for this. As a fundraising consultant who has worked with patient groups and medical societies I would love to learn more about philanthropy’s role in aiding and encouraging research into orphan drugs and alternative therapies.
@petersagal If you’d like to help children with disabilities and military service members and others with challenges- and if you understand how awesome and compassionate horses can be (the ultimate service animals) then check out Coverleaf Equine Center in Clifton, VA.
@Digory29@Chasten Yes, and…
the beauty and normalcy of this family unit, so lovingly expressed here, completely undermines any argument against same-sex couples being married “because they can’t have children.” They can and do. Next question.
@KumuthaLane Loved this somewhat irreverent and very real “perspective” on grief in today’s WaPo. Related a lot to our experience. https://t.co/iUigcsX1OC