Replying to @Sophia C #real #relatable #fyp #xybza You ever have one of those days where life just decides to be extra for no reason? Like, you’re just trying to exist, maybe vibe in peace, and suddenly—it’s chaos. Nothing crazy or tragic, just that slow, steady unraveling of your plans until you’re standing there like, “Okay… sure, why not.” It’s funny how the most unexpected moments tend to sneak up when you least expect—or want—them. It’s kind of like being the main character in a movie you d

✨🎄 Asking my kiddos what they want for Christmas this year is one of my favorite traditions. I told them I’d be sending their wish list to my classroom elves so they can deliver it straight to Santa… and of course they shared their sweet little wishes. 🥹❤️ Just like last year, I did my best to find every item on Amazon and created a wishlist for them. Last year was a COMPLETE success, every single one of my previous students received what they wished for, thanks to this small but mighty TikTok

🎭 “Lo, Though the World Doth Whisper Doubt, The Hustler Yet Ascendeth…” 🎭 Behold the wanderer who treadeth the corridors of shadow and ambition — a merchant of dreams, a broker of destiny, a sovereign forged not in marble halls but in stairwells lit by flickering bulbs. Many tongues wag against him, many eyes glare with envy or suspicion, yet still he riseth, unfazed as the moon o’er troubled waters. For what know they of his burdens? What know they of dawnless nights spent fashioning a better

Estrangement doesn’t end because a parent says “just get over it” or “family is everything.” It doesn’t end because they want a holiday photo or because they suddenly feel uncomfortable with the distance. Healing only begins when the people who caused harm become safe enough to come back to. And safety is not sentimental. It’s not performative. It’s not a “we love you and miss you” text. Safety is accountability. Safety is truth-telling. Safety is the end of secrecy, control, gossip, triangulati

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Does Tyler Shough (rhymes with…luck) have what it takes to be the Saints franchise quarterback? He definitely has the resilience, gained from a lifetime of tragedies and setbacks. More interesting facts about this rookie: 🏈His favorite movie is “Interstellar”–he named his dog after the main character in it. 🏈He grew up best friends with former Dodgers player Cody Bellinger’s little brother. He spent a lot of time over at the Bellginer household as a child. 🏈He considers Saints and college tea