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Jenns @PEECHIEKENE

26 days ago

@nocontextscats 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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EvelDick @EvelDick

2 months ago

Went out for a walk today...

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EvelDick @EvelDick

3 months ago

These pictures don't do this rainbow any justice, it was so bright and so vibrant. And the full one was a double, faint, but it's there...

EvelDick's tweet photo. These pictures don't do this rainbow any justice, it was so bright and so vibrant. And the full one was a double, faint, but it's there... https://t.co/Y578Jxoo2e

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The Husky

@Mr_Husky1

5 months ago

My teenage son, who is autistic and non-verbal, made this for me in ceramics class. He asked me to show all of you. I'm sitting here staring at this little clay duck, and I can't stop crying. Not the sad kind. The kind that comes when you realize you've been holding your breath for years and finally remembered how to exhale. Marcus doesn't talk. He's 16 now, and people still look at him like he's broken. Like he's less. Teachers used to tell me he'd never "connect." Never create anything meaningful. Never understand what it means to give someone a gift from the heart. But last Tuesday, he came home from ceramics class clutching this thing in both hands like it was made of glass. His teacher said he worked on it for three weeks. Wouldn't let anyone touch it. Kept smoothing the clay, fixing the beak, painting it over and over until it looked exactly how he wanted. And then he handed it to me. Pointed at me. Pointed at the duck. And smiled. He wanted me to have it. He wanted me to show you. I've been selling some of my pottery in my shop lately, just small bowls and planters to help with bills, and Marcus watches me pack orders sometimes. He sees me wrap things carefully, write little notes to buyers. Maybe that's where he got the idea. That making something with your hands and giving it to someone matters. That it says what words can't. A woman from my shop actually messaged me last week asking if I knew anyone who did adaptive ceramics. Her son has similar challenges. I told her about Marcus's class, and now she's looking into it for her boy too. It's funny how things connect like that. This duck isn't perfect. The beak's a little crooked. One wing is thicker than the other. But Marcus made it. For me. Because he loves me. And he found a way to say it without a single word. So yeah, I'm showing all of you. Because he asked me to. And because every kid, no matter how they communicate, has something to say. You just have to be willing to listen differently. - ikhlas

Mr_Husky1's tweet photo. My teenage son, who is autistic and non-verbal, made this for me in ceramics class. He asked me to show all of you.
I'm sitting here staring at this little clay duck, and I can't stop crying. Not the sad kind. The kind that comes when you realize you've been holding your breath for years and finally remembered how to exhale.
Marcus doesn't talk. He's 16 now, and people still look at him like he's broken. Like he's less. Teachers used to tell me he'd never "connect." Never create anything meaningful. Never understand what it means to give someone a gift from the heart.
But last Tuesday, he came home from ceramics class clutching this thing in both hands like it was made of glass. His teacher said he worked on it for three weeks. Wouldn't let anyone touch it. Kept smoothing the clay, fixing the beak, painting it over and over until it looked exactly how he wanted.
And then he handed it to me. Pointed at me. Pointed at the duck. And smiled.
He wanted me to have it. He wanted me to show you.
I've been selling some of my pottery in my shop lately, just small bowls and planters to help with bills, and Marcus watches me pack orders sometimes. He sees me wrap things carefully, write little notes to buyers. Maybe that's where he got the idea. That making something with your hands and giving it to someone matters. That it says what words can't.
A woman from my shop actually messaged me last week asking if I knew anyone who did adaptive ceramics. Her son has similar challenges. I told her about Marcus's class, and now she's looking into it for her boy too. It's funny how things connect like that.
This duck isn't perfect. The beak's a little crooked. One wing is thicker than the other. But Marcus made it. For me. Because he loves me. And he found a way to say it without a single word.
So yeah, I'm showing all of you. Because he asked me to. And because every kid, no matter how they communicate, has something to say. You just have to be willing to listen differently.

- ikhlas

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80s Kidz

@80s_Kidz

6 months ago

MTV officially shut down its 24-hour music channels yesterday. They ended their final broadcast with 'Video killed the radio star' by The Buggles, the very first video broadcasted by MTV on August 1st, 1981.

80s_Kidz's tweet photo. MTV officially shut down its 24-hour music channels yesterday. They ended their final broadcast with 'Video killed the radio star' by The Buggles, the very first video broadcasted by MTV on August 1st, 1981. https://t.co/Crt1UtTV8P

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Jenns @PEECHIEKENE

6 months ago

@TheMickyDolenz1 🥰

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Jenns @PEECHIEKENE

7 months ago

@TPROfficial Pretty awesome!!!!!! ❤️🌲❤️

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The Pretty Reckless

@TPROfficial

8 months ago

Christmas came early this year!🎄25 years later, “Taylor Momsen’s Pretty Reckless Christmas” featuring four holiday originals and 2 Christmas classics is out NOW! https://t.co/yWWMsbPX8G

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Jenns @PEECHIEKENE

8 months ago

@1capplegate ❤️❤️❤️

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EvelDick @EvelDick

8 months ago

A negative comment about a past house guest that you don't like is fine... Finding out where they live and work, trying to get them fired & sending death threats is not fine.

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