Yes they did and did they look beautiful or what? Those little girls are just too cute and I just loved the colors they had on. I was weepy all day today. Today, I was really proud of my country. Glad I didn't go though, they looked really cold out there.
Look at Uncle Teddy's face back there. Man, joy was all over the place. I, too am proud to be an American. It was an awesome day that I won't soon forget.
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One full year of alcohol freedom. Was it everything I thought it would be?
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The Criminalization Of Black Youth And Behavior
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This won't be a long post.
Can you now see how America, along with the help of mainstream media has
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*He's Heeeeeeerrrrrrrrrreeeeeee!!!*
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Weekend Open Thread
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Good Morning. I hope that you are enjoying this weekend, fully vaccinated
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approved and...
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There are a million and one things to complain about, as there are a
million and one things to be grateful for. Count your blessings, not your
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Hello...Is Anyone There??
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It's been almost 6 full years since I've been here. So much has changed.
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When Love Calls…
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“There’s nowhere to hide when love is callin’ your name, yeahFrom the dark,
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Ther Love Machine
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Like I said before, a lot has been going on these last few years – health,
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A few years ago, I read a post from one of my high school friends, Tish.
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52 at Fifty: Week 7
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Today as we celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., I watched Selma for the
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The racism train is never late!!!!
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* There is one simple truth that I try to never forget.....and that is that
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SWAGGA
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Yes they did and did they look beautiful or what? Those little girls are just too cute and I just loved the colors they had on. I was weepy all day today. Today, I was really proud of my country. Glad I didn't go though, they looked really cold out there.
ReplyDeleteIt was a day to remember for various reasons and I'm thankful to witness it.
ReplyDeleteThey really did.
ReplyDeleteIn all my 37 years, I have NEVER watched the Inauguration. I have NEVER been excited about it...I was in awe. Really.
This was my first time being glued to the tv during the Inauguration.
ReplyDeleteThey looked beautiful. The girls are so adorable. I'm a grown woman but I want them to be my BFFs.
Didn't they, though?!
ReplyDeleteLook at Uncle Teddy's face back there. Man, joy was all over the place. I, too am proud to be an American. It was an awesome day that I won't soon forget.
ReplyDeleteI cried until my eyes were red, laughed and shouted at the top of my lungs...luckily no one was at home but me --- I WILL never forget the day!
ReplyDeleteIndeed he has! I was dowm their with all of those people and it was awesome!
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