We put a new spin on the 1975 classic “We’re Gonna Win That Cup” 🏒
(originally written by Tommy Calandra + performed by Donna McDaniel)
It’s up on YouTube now 🎥
streaming everywhere soon
No jinxes…only good vibes.
Now let’s take on the Habs.
LET’S GO SABRES 💙💛 #LetsGoBuffalo https://t.co/8d191AAl5U
by educated I do not mean credentialed. I mean, a woman who reads widely, thinks critically & has cultivated a sense of what is good and true and beautiful. versed in child neurodevelopment & moral formation, immerses herself in great literature, studies history, the natural world & the saints, discerning about what she allows into the home - company, food, medicine, entertainment - as she is the gatekeeper of it, & goes down rabbit holes to fill the gaps in her learning as needed.
and then, holds all of it in her mind and hands it down to her children in the ordinary moments of a tuesday. integration is the most beautiful cognitive feat available to a woman, one which university alone cannot produce, as it pushes agendas that oppose this education and trains you to defer to so-called authorities on everything outside your narrow specialty. aka, the exact opposite of what this vocation demands.
Forests are out here doing the most. They clean our air, filter our water, and provide space for every creature that calls them home. They’re also economic powerhouses that provide wood products, jobs, and recreation opportunities for communities across the United States.
When bald eagles successfully raise young, they'll continue to use their nest year after year. Nest improvements are made by adding on, resulting in some massive nests! Have you seen any bald eagles lately?
📷 courtesy of Gordon Garcia
As autumn shifts to winter, Yellowstone’s snow brings a rare chance to see wildlife adapt: bison plow single-file to save energy, while wolves stay higher in snow thanks to their foot-to-weight ratio. Whatever you see, give them space—their survival depends on it.