Here's how Shaq, a four-time NBA champion and now a North Texas resident, is handing out hope for the holidays for families across DFW.
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It is with both profound sorrow and divine peace that we announce Dr. Jerry Savelle, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, pastor, mentor, and resolute friend, has stepped into his eternal reward this day, Monday, April 15, 2024... https://t.co/0IrhCfOty7
If you are traveling for the eclipse…
Please drive hyper aware.
Roads will be crowded.
Back in 2017 there were many people going through fields and dirt roads to get to a clear spot for the eclipse.
This is a drone image from 2017 where a caravan of cars took a shortcut and almost hit another caravan.
This tortoise understood it can go much faster with the help of a vehicle: it also learned how to make effective turns.
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America will be wealthy again. Moms and dads will make enough to be able to spend time with their children
America will be safe again. Our parks, our cities, our streets will have young and old laughing, playing, enjoying their lives
America will be strong again, other countries will trade with us and our ports will be humming with commerce, and of course they'll be lining up for a small tariff for the honor of doing business in the United States
Americans will look to the future, as our space program sets sights on a return to the moon, to Mars, and to the stars beyond with a vision bounded only at the limits of our imagination
And, my friends, I promise you that we will finish the mission we began together on one summer's day all those years ago, WE WILL MAKE. AMERICA. GREAT. AGAIN
Generation X here, just let me know if you need help changing the clock on your microwave. Being the only person in my house to know how to work the VCR as a child prepared me well for this.
DO THINGS THAT SUCK!
This is the most valuable life lesson I’ve learned in my 49 years.
Here’s the hard truth, a lot of the people you walk by on the street are living to survive. They’ll take the easiest path when presented with forks in their life roads. Why? Because it’s easy!
Yet, while the easy roads they take are crowded, the SUCK lanes are relatively empty. You’ll own them. And you’ll be walking on those roads with other people willing to do things that suck. And your connections and conversations on those roads will be more impactful without all the life clutter from others.
So when you’re in the nearly empty gym at 5 am with five or six people busting your ass while everyone else is sleeping, know you’re doing it right. Because it sucks.
And when you’re sitting at your table studying for a test or preparing for another job interview while your amigos are out partying, know you’re doing it right. Because it sucks.
Do things that suck. And your life won’t suck. And you’ll set the example for those that matter to you that they shouldn’t accept mediocrity either. Because it SUCKS.
I dedicate this post to a man who did a lot of things that sucked. Rest in peace Lenny Hyde.