The difference between me and you is. I ignored others for you, you ignored me for others We’re not the same.

Not sorry you noticed the attitude I have, it was there because of your actions.

Original meaning of a deck of playing cards: 52 cards for 52 weeks in the year, 2 colors for day and night. 4 suits for the 4 season 13 weeks per season 12 count cards representing the 12 months If we add each of the cards (ace ace ace ace two two three seven eight etc) of the game we will get 365. Joker were used in leap year, My mind is blown!

Last night on the beach. Hmmm. I think I’ll miss it (Maybe). Ready to get home.

Look twice people save a life!

My Therapist: what's on your mind? Me: If you teabag someone with a nut allergy is that attempted murder? My Therapist: What's wrong with you??

Break out the skates! Let’s see if you remember the boogie tunes from the roller rink days! 70’s through the 90’s. (Not responsible for falls, breaks or ripped clothing items).

"Relationship" has 12 letters, so does "letsgetdrunk" & I know a hangover is a lot less painful than a heart break.. so who's drinking with-me?

Every time someone pisses me off I delete a letter off their name in contacts. Once their names gone. They gone. Deuces!!!! We play hangman around here!!!

A man's feelings will never matter until his name is carved on a piece of concrete where he is laid to rest finally.

lil baseball time.

@LT_FreedomUSA Today we gather to remember Leah a bright spirit known to so many of us on X as @LT_FreedomUSA whose gentle presence and warm heart touched countless lives, even across the digital waves. Leah carried a simple, beautiful dream with her wherever she went: “I’d rather be at the beach.” Those words weren’t just a bio line they were her philosophy. In a world often loud with conflict and heaviness, Leah chose sunshine. She chose laughter. She chose kindness. She was the friend who left you smiling after every interaction, the one who lifted others with heartfelt comments, movie quotes, and genuine appreciation for the good things in life. Though she faced serious health battles in her final years, including cancer, Leah never let bitterness define her. She remained the sunny, upbeat soul who celebrated others’ joys cheering for friends’ victories, sharing uplifting moments, and showing up with encouragement even when she was fighting her own storms. She was a devoted mother whose love for her son shone through, and her community here rallied around her with the same warmth she gave so freely. Leah reminded us that freedom isn’t only fought for in grand arenas sometimes it’s found in choosing joy, in savoring small beauties, and in offering light to others even on your hardest days. She built a little corner of X that felt like a beach escape: positive, wholesome, and full of good vibes. To her son, who was always in her heart and who now graduates into a world that was made a little brighter by his mother’s spirit may you feel her love surrounding you always. To her friends and online family who are grieving today, thank you for loving her so well. She felt it. Leah has now reached the shore she longed for a place of endless sun, peace, and no more pain. Rest easy, dear Leah. Your laughter echoes on. Your kindness lingers. And your beach awaits. You will be deeply missed, but never forgotten. Rest in peace, @LT_FreedomUSA.

Rip to Rob Base. “It takes two, to make thing go right”.

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