MarylinOrtega

Enjoying life until I win the lotto then I will enjoy it more.

[John Dabell @John_Dabell]

When life fragments your plans, you can still piece together a good day.

[MarylinOrtega @Marylinort]

You keep going, just like you’re doing! I admire you John❤️

[John Dabell @John_Dabell]

When life fragments your plans, you can still piece together a good day.

[Hilltop Jennifer @hilltopjennifer]

You can always tell the difference in how people are built for this life.
Catherine moves like someone who was born to it - poised, elegant, quietly regal. She’s stunning in that effortless way, carries herself with genuine dignity, and treats her role with respect. Her staff stays for years because there’s stability, warmth, and respect.
Then there’s Meghan, the ex-actress who always comes across as crass and low-class. And we all know that her staff turnover is legendary!
The Princess of Wales embodies quiet strength and timeless class.
But, Meghan, the cosplaying royal? Not so much.

[Jeferson Nasa @Jefersonnasa_]

Esta noche, Gran Bretaña contiene el aliento por una mujer que le ha dado tanto.

A sus 91 años, Judi Dench descansa tranquilamente en casa, rodeada no por focos ni aplausos, sino por la suave presencia de la familia durante lo que los seres queridos describen como un “tiempo frágil”. No hay escenas dramáticas — solo ternura, privacidad y una nación murmurando su gratitud en el silencio.

Durante décadas, ha sido el corazón palpitante del teatro y el cine británico — insuflando vida a las palabras de William Shakespeare, dominando los escenarios con una majestuosidad serena y emocionando a las audiencias hasta las lágrimas en películas como Belfast. Su voz ha llevado nuestras historias. Su presencia ha definido generaciones.

Ahora, mientras se retira suavemente del resplandor de los focos, el país le devuelve su amor — envuelto en agradecimiento, admiración y los innumerables recuerdos que nos regaló. Un tesoro nacional, grabado para siempre en el alma de Gran Bretaña.

[Michael Payne MP @MichaelPayneUK]

The Keir Starmer I know is decent. He is compassionate. He is kind. He is thoughtful.

He is driven by a deep sense of public service, by duty, and by a belief that politics should be about improving people’s lives rather than advancing personal ambition.
https://t.co/IyraccwFcI

[Mandy Arthur @mandyarthur]

My dad is not my “dad”.

My mom left an abusive marriage with my father when I was 8 months old.

We were homeless for a little while until she found the man who would raise me.

She had credit card debt and not much to offer. Just a baby girl and a toddler boy with cerebral palsy.

The man who would come to be the only true father I ever knew sold his vintage motorcycles and his only vehicle to pay off her credit cards and take care of us.

He was a young teacher, and she would be a stay-at-home mom.

From the time they married, I never rode the bus, never ate a school lunch, and never came home to an empty house.

He biked to work every day, sacrificing to support our family.

He was there for every soccer game. He bought every prom dress. He invested endlessly in my hobbies.

Over time, his consistent belief in me built my confidence. He took me to photography and digital art conferences where I learned valuable skills that helped me launch my first business.

I always knew that, no matter what, I was never alone, never unloved, and never without the full support of my dad.

Decades later, I asked him why he fell in love with my mom. What drew him to her? A homeless woman with two small kids isn’t really a catch.

He told me, “I didn’t just fall in love with your mom. I fell in love with you too.”

Happy Father’s Day to the men who chose to step up for those who other men let down.

You are the real heroes.

[Politics Global @PolitlcsGlobal]

🚨🇫🇷 NEW: Emmanuel Macron has thanked Keir Starmer for “his contribution to strengthening the Franco-British relationship”

“We will continue down this path for the benefit of our peoples and of Europe”

[Larry the Cat @Number10cat]

If rumours are to be believed I'll be living with a seventh different Prime Minister shortly. If it carries on like this I'm going to stop making the effort to learn their names.

[Dame Jane Michael @JaneMichael62]

🤣

[nando @nandomalfin]

Será o MELHOR ANO da sua vida se você não ignorar este gatinhos que ganharam um abrigo de rua

[Rob Jetten @MinPres]

Thank you, @keir_starmer.

For your strong backing of Ukraine. For our cooperation on European security and energy. And for strengthening ties between the UK and the EU.

🇳🇱🤝🇬🇧

[John Slinger MP @JohnSlinger]

There is a human being at the heart of this story, and that matters more than the story. Keir Starmer put the country first at the G7 last week, then went straight back to the day job. He walks towards the problems, not away. We owe him the decency of remembering that.

[Politics UK @PolitlcsUK]

🚨 PICTURED: Andy Burnham takes a selfie with Labour MPs

[Sara Mary ⭐❤️ @saniyafatma1278]

So today I finally gave in and got myself a cat. Been too long (lost my last lovely girl October 25). Please meet Winston.

[MarylinOrtega @Marylinort]

So cute❤️

[Sara Mary ⭐❤️ @saniyafatma1278]

So today I finally gave in and got myself a cat. Been too long (lost my last lovely girl October 25). Please meet Winston.

[Aisha Ali-Khan @aak1880]

No other PM resignation speech has made me cry. Until this morning. Thank you Sir Keir Starmer for your service. 😭

[Jenica Eugenia 2 @MariaMa65322793]

Mucho calor...🥵😸

[North East Heritage Library @neheritagelib]

This country has a severe lack of patience and a severe abundance of entitlement.

I’m not saying this guy was perfect, but claiming he did a bad job because change wasn’t instant is so short sighted.

We shouldn’t be able to change PMs every 2 years - whichever side.

[Perle @veritebeaute]

Quand on lui a demandé de révéler ses secrets de beauté, la ravissante actrice Audrey Hepburn a écrit ce poème, qui fut lu à ses funérailles.

Pour avoir des lèvres attirantes, prononcez des paroles de bonté.
Pour avoir de beaux yeux, regardez ce que les gens ont de beau en eux.
Pour rester mince, partagez vos repas avec ceux qui ont faim.
Pour avoir de beaux cheveux, laissez un enfant y passer sa main chaque jour.
Pour avoir un beau maintien, marchez en sachant que vous n’êtes jamais seule, car ceux qui vous aiment et vous ont aimé vous accompagnent.
Les gens, plus encore que les objets, ont besoin d’être réparés, bichonnés, ravivés, réclamés et sauvés : ne rejetez jamais personne.
Pensez-y : si un jour vous avez besoin d’une main secourable, vous en trouverez une au bout de chacun de vos bras.
En vieillissant, vous vous rendrez compte que vous avez deux mains, l’une pour vous aider vous-même, l’autre pour aider ceux qui en ont besoin.
La beauté d’une femme n’est pas dans les vêtements qu’elle porte, son visage ou sa façon d’arranger ses cheveux. La beauté d’une femme se voit dans ses yeux, car c’est la porte ouverte sur son coeur, la source de son amour.
La beauté d’une femme n’est pas dans son maquillage, mais dans la vraie beauté de son âme. C’est la tendresse qu’elle donne, l’amour, la passion qu’elle exprime.
La beauté d’une femme se développe avec les années.

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[Sheldrick Wildlife Trust @SheldrickTrust]

After tourists reported him with a snare around his neck, it took two days of aerial patrols to find this snared giraffe. But we didn’t give up.

As soon as he was located, our helicopter flew the SWT/KWS Southern Vet Unit to the scene. Dr Lawi darted the giraffe from the air, then ground teams took over and roped him down for treatment.

Even by giraffe standards, this was a particularly daunting operation - this giraffe was notably large and pumping with adrenaline. Watch to see why they are already among the most challenging creatures to treat, and see how donations funded this lifesaving operation.

This #WorldGiraffeDay, be a part of more lifesaving treatments by donating: https://t.co/NVpsbuFaAn