@Theholisticpsyc 2. Belle had great inner strength, intelligence and character, boundaries (Gaston no, dinner no), and even in the darkest moments, she found a way to be curious,challenge her own believes. Growth Mindset! I’m glad she left room for beast to grow 2
@Theholisticpsyc 1.I found it to be one where both people were challenged to grow. Belle seeing past “the beast” exterior (wanting a book fairytale ending) and the beast to find self acceptance for that exterior, to believe he was worthy of love regardless of it. It took work, slow trust building
McKennon could have spent the rest of his life telling his children and grandchildren about the time he scored a touchdown in the superbowl. I'm sure he has dreamed of that moment since he was a child, and knows he may never get the opportunity again. Instead, with 1 min left, he chose to sacrifice that accomplishment to better the chances that all of his teammates get a ring. I will always be a fan. This is a picture that should be put up in every high school gym in the country.
Oh no… if the fumble was “incomplete” the last one cannot possibly be a catch…🫣. I actually don’t care who wins but consistent reffing regardless if the sport, MATTERS!
At just 11 years old, reporter @teampersley is making her mark on the sports world — telling the stories of WNBA players and hoping to inspire other girls like her: “It empowers me to believe in myself, and to believe in my dreams.”
Livestream link for Claire’s first round run on Friday. She’s in the bloc that runs between 3:00-7:00 PM EST, but she probably will go off sometime between 5:00-6:00. Depending on how that goes, she will (hopefully) run in the final stage Saturday! https://t.co/a623qw7vB1
Congratulations to the WSHS 1600m Sprint Medley Relay National Champions at New Balance Outdoor Nationals. Enan (200m), Devante (200m), Nasir (400m), and John (800m) @wstrackandfield@wshssports@fcpsnews @milestatdotcom
(Pic Courtesy of NBN and https://t.co/unp956IuJ3)
1/2: 2024 recruitment class, today is exciting, yes. But don’t get caught up in it too much. It is just the START. There are games to be played and showcases to attend. But most importantly you have a fun and exciting two years ahead of you.