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Well come on, then. Slightly better behaved at @eduorschooled

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34 days to July 4 and the 250th birthday of America.

You’d think people could set aside politics to celebrate together but apparently this is what partisan infighting has brought us.

Get together with the neighbors. Go nuts with bunting. Lay in a stock of sparklers, look up insane potluck recipes, and start planning your own celebration now.

The flag is UP.

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Waiting for someone to do this in a recreated Hogwarts Great Hall but slip in a line of code so all the planes get projected as people flying by on broomsticks

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OMG I’M DYING

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@Dirtdragonmom @SkyTheViking In my defense I have not been to the west coast since meeting you and…

Oops, that kind of proves your point doesn’t it 😭😂 Oh noes!

I’m not avoiding you, I promise.

It’s the beavers.
I’m avoiding the beavers.

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Pangolinasaurus

[Mr. Potato Head ⚡️ @MrPotatoHeadUSA]

Accidentally discovered by miners in Canada, this 110-million-year-old nodosaur is so well preserved it looks more like a statue than a fossil.

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@almostjingo @basedamericana https://t.co/5q67Q3QYZl

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@DrunkRepub Americapoasting every day from now to July 4. Come on, everybody! The flag is UP

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@DrunkRepub Americapoasting every day from now to July 4. Come on, everybody! The flag is UP

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@basedamericana Americapoasting!
The flag is UP 🇺🇸

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@armondboudreaux He who hath a beard is more than a man…

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@Thinkwert It’s for the hard of herring

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@BooksTiffany Actually I love nooch. Makes a killer but extremely rich gravy.

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That’s an Austin TX theme bag if ever I saw one.

[Heather “Z’s old lady” @Noash22]

Where my boho cowgirls at? Someone want to order a bag in this fabric? It’s gonna be cute 🥰

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https://t.co/v4k1e509SY

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America the beautiful - and beyond.

America’s 250th is in 31 days.
Celebrate her now 🇺🇸

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34 days to July 4 and the 250th birthday of America.

You’d think people could set aside politics to celebrate together but apparently this is what partisan infighting has brought us.

Get together with the neighbors. Go nuts with bunting. Lay in a stock of sparklers, look up insane potluck recipes, and start planning your own celebration now.

The flag is UP.

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https://t.co/27Y6z9K28F

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‘MURICA

America’s 250th is in 32 days
Celebrate her now 🇺🇸

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https://t.co/uJkmKMhqhF

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Renovated Reflecting Pool is going to be *beautiful.*
They’re making Washington, DC beautiful again.

America’s 250th is in 33 days.
Celebrate her now 🇺🇸

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@1000HolyPlaces https://t.co/5q67Q3QYZl

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@DrunkRepub Americapoasting every day from now to July 4. Come on, everybody! The flag is UP

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@BooksTiffany I am in the fourth category, Somehow Have Never Had The Opportunity person.

It’s a little funny when you think of all the “unusual” foods I have eaten, growing up in an immigrant family among a pretty international community, yet both vegemite and marmite have eluded me.

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As per @HannahWardEdu ‘s request, The Very Hungry Pelican.

This is the pelican in question, btw. All img from Tripadvisor reviews.

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Very Hungry Pelican

Niko sat on the front step at the end of the day.
The winter had been slow for business.
Without more customers, his restaurant would have to close.

Someone stepped onto the blue tile floor.
It was a pelican.

“We’re closed,” Niko said to the pelican.
The pelican looked at Niko.

Niko looked at the pelican.
“Are you hungry?” Niko asked.

On the counter was one last tsipoura (sea bream).
“Dinner for you, my friend,” said Niko.

The pelican ate the one sea bream. Then he left.

The next day, Niko was in the kitchen when he heard a shout.
On the patio, a man at a table called, “You have a visitor!”
The pelican had walked in again.

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@HannahWardEdu Amazing how so much judgement can be delivered by a scant 8 ounces of feline.

Black-tailed thief of attention and mewling dictator. 😹

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🦋

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Antennae, you say?

Those feeler-headed, woolen-snacking death tokens, they munch my garments and invadeth my pantry. A pox on their segments. 🐛

[BG Burton @CuriousInkCo]

You've probably stopped to admire a butterfly, but how often do you give moths the same love? Let's fix that, because both deserve our attention.

The easiest way to tell them apart? Check out their antennae. Butterflies sport slender antennae with little club-shaped tips, while moths rock feathery or thread-like ones. Butterflies are the daytime crowd, often resting with wings folded up, showing off bright colors. Moths usually work the night shift, holding their wings flat or tent-style, dressed in earthy browns and grays (though some moths are absolutely stunning, so don't underestimate them).

Here's where it gets cool: both are pollinator powerhouses. As butterflies sip nectar in the sunshine, they spread pollen across wildflowers and crops. Moths take over after dark, pollinating night-blooming plants that would otherwise go ignored. Together, they keep entire ecosystems humming. Plus, their caterpillars are crucial food for birds, meaning these insects support way more wildlife than you'd guess.

The not-so-great news? Both are declining fast, thanks to habitat loss, pesticides, and light pollution that throws moths off course.

But here's the good part: you can genuinely help. Plant native flowers that bloom at different times, skip the pesticides, and leave a "messy" corner in your yard where caterpillars can thrive. Switch off unnecessary outdoor lights at night to give moths a fighting chance.

Start with just one of these this season. Your local pollinators, and the whole food web depending on them, will thank you. Trust me, small actions add up to something beautiful.

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@1000HolyPlaces “Underneath these feathers, I am *conpletely*… er, can someone hand me a towel?”