Samantha Johnson

Part of me will always be in Egypt

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@rothleyweather I know I’m so hoping and praying for that, a great night time thunderstorm would be wonderful like the last one a few weeks ago if you could organise one please 🥵🤗🌩️⚡️

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@mrdanwalker I feel your pain too

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@rothleyweather I hope you mean 25c not 35c?

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@rothleyweather wow what a storm but was it expected? as I don’t remember hearing anything anywhere and nothing on phone weather apps

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@Peteraless59320 Yes lake Garda in 2016

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

It's a funny old day one minute black as thunder then this happens are we sure it spring

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@Peteraless59320 Leicester it was warm and sunny today

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@Peteraless59320 Yes

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@rothleyweather Where is this please?

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@mrdanwalker Some kind of dear maybe?

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@RoyallyBelle_ Gorgeous

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@Matt_Pinner Cheer I love snow!

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

Funeral Service for President Russell M. Nelson https://t.co/mCum4SiRqN via @YouTube

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@PamAyres Beautiful I haven’t heard of them before x

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@Ady_Dayman @BBCLeicester unfortunately I love that fluorescent stuff! as Peter Kay calls it Piccalilli, I salivate just thinking about it xx

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@Ady_Dayman @BBCLeicester google search
No, the human body is not 90% water; it is roughly 50% to 70% water by weight, with the average adult body being about 60% water. This percentage varies based on factors like age, sex, health, and body composition. xxxxx

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@benonwine Yes not only good he should be called William the Great

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@benonwine Absolutely ❤️

[Samantha Johnson @MummyTut]

@sarahdiaryz Who are they please?

[James Tate @JamesTate121]

I’m not writing this as a fan, but as a dad. A football-loving, middle-aged man who’s watched the noise online grow louder and uglier. And I can’t stay silent anymore.
I’m talking about Taylor Swift. Not her fashion or fame, but the way people grown adults mock her simply for cheering, smiling, and showing up for someone she loves. That’s what bothers you?
Our kids notice. Daughters hear the jokes about “too much Taylor.” Sons learn from the eye-rolls about which women society chooses to ridicule for being visible and joyful.
Here’s the truth: Taylor Swift has earned over 300 awards, including multiple Grammys. Her Eras Tour added nearly $5 billion to the U.S. economy. She donates to food banks in every city she visits, quietly and without asking for applause. Her lyrics are studied at the world’s top universities, not because she’s famous, but because she’s brilliant.
And when a radio DJ assaulted her and sued her, she didn’t hide. She counter-sued for one symbolic dollar, won, and reminded young women everywhere: you matter, and your voice matters.
So no, I’m not a fan because of her music. I’m a fan because she uses her platform with strength, dignity, and purpose. Our daughters deserve better. Our sons need to learn that kindness, success, and womanhood are never reasons for ridicule. Via~Nature Mind