These past few days, after watching, reading articles and posts; the works has so much hate, anger with all that’s happening. May this simple song HEAL OUR HEARTS, HEAL THE WORLD and make it A BETTER PLACE…
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@AzPetrich I am taking a break from these two PEDOTRUMP and the Demonic (hope he is burning in ****) Epstein, too much!! So sickening and not even an ounce of remorse from a leader of a country -- shame shame shame
you go to the circus to laugh/be happy - well its the clown that makes one happy & laugh; if you arent happy with how he tries to make you laugh, you might be experiencing an emotional issue, best to try to be a little lighter & relax; not everyone is meant for a certain comedy
A parent would do ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING and if gutfeel says there is something good that's coming, they should have believed in him. Sometimes they doubt the soulful connections of parent and child.
What happened to George Pickering, the man who held doctors hostage to save his son's life?🙏
The hospital had already declared his son brain dead. They had started the slow process of removing life support. They had even contacted an organ donation team. George Pickering II, the father, refused to accept any of it.
He walked into the hospital with a 9mm pistol. He demanded more time. He was drunk, scared, and locked in for hours with SWAT outside.
His other son disarmed him fast, but Pickering convinced everyone he had a second gun. He closed the curtain around his son's bed and waited.
In those three hours, his son squeezed his hand three times on command. That was the proof Pickering needed. He surrendered peacefully.
His son made a full recovery and now works alongside his father in their business. Pickering served around 11 months in jail. Both agree: it was out of love, and they would make the same choice again.
Its okay because too many people abuse the Social Media platform to the extent that lives have been scarred, broken and abused. In retrospect, many are also connected though they be millions of miles apart, doesnt really affect me really.
@MMalagies Congratulations Mike and Thank you for always spreading positivity, prayers and being so positive that its really awesome to read or watch all your posts... Congratulations again!!
@mayemusk to a very, very admirable and inspiring woman who is the epitome of an Amazing and Wonderful mom... Happy Mother's Day to you and many more blessings to come 😍🙏😍
@mattrife Laughter is the best medicine and being with those who resonates this gives one more reason to keep going and making our world a super Amazing world to live in - Thanks Matt and to all that gives us more reason to be happy and laugh...
To all amazing mothers, thank you for your endless love, strength, sacrifice, and kindness. You inspire, comfort, and brighten lives every day. May this Mother’s Day fill your hearts with peace, joy, laughter, and reminders of how deeply loved and appreciated you truly are. May9
@Art0fThinking she reminded me of tweety bird's granny. My Lola was sweet and had a beautiful smile, had both exciting and scary bear stories. She lived in the Tennessee area so it was like mountains and bears. I also remember her being always neat and always smelling like a rose...
@iam_smx Sorry to disagree. I doubt they will try to attempt anything on Elon because is a man of INTEGRITY, CREDIBILITY, COMPASSION TOWARDS MANKIND AND a really KIND PERSON- I cant say much about EHEM... His SECURITY SUCKS TOO, imagine how that man passed through them so hilarious!!!
@absmc_@mattrife@mattrife blends compassion with quick wit, creating humor that feels inclusive and inviting. His style balances edgy jokes with warmth, ensuring audiences feel seen rather than targeted, proving that comedy can be both sharp and kind without losing its authenticity or impact.
@mattrife@matt skillfully includes wheelchair users through subtle, well-timed humor that invites rather than isolates. Gentle teasing reflects awareness & respect, making them part of the shared experience—proving inclusion comes from treating everyone w/equal humor, presence, & humanity
@chicksonright@mattrife That delicate ribbing signals inclusion rather than exclusion. In a space where comedy can often feel divisive, his approach suggests that being “part of the show” is less about spotlighting difference and more about affirming presence with warmth, timing, and just enough edge.
@chicksonright@mattrife has a way of walking a very fine line on stage one that could easily tip into discomfort in less skilled hands. When he interacts with wheelchair users in his audience, the intent isn’t to single them out as different, but to fold them into the shared rhythm of the room