We Are One

Team USA just turned the pool into a stage. Smooth Criminal hits. Every move lands. This isn’t swimming… it’s a performance. Did that give you chills?

If you FEEL STUCK in life, read this: 1.

@TweeetsOfDogs Shelter dogs are the cutest, but ones that have been there for a while are also the most loyal, grateful and loving (if you put in the effort). They know what it feels like to be loved and pay it back in spades.

"Y’all can keep your purebreds. Shelter dogs are the cutest." 😊❤

Dear Democrats: You saw Trump’s arrogance, I saw Trump’s confidence. You saw Trump’s nationalism, I saw Trump’s patriotism. You heard Trump’s unsophisticated words, I heard Trump’s honesty. You saw Trump’s racism, I saw Trump’s words being misconstrued and twisted by the media daily to fit their narrative. You saw Trump as a Republican, I saw Trump as a Patriot. You saw Trump as a dictator, I saw Trump as a leader. You saw Trump as an Authoritarian, I saw Trump as the only one willing to fight for our freedoms. You saw Trump as childish, I saw Trump as a fighter, unwilling to cave to lies. You saw Trump as an unpolished politician, I saw Trump as a breath of fresh air. You believe Trump hates immigrants, I know Trump married an immigrant. You saw Trump putting an end to immigration in America, I saw Trump welcoming immigrants to America LEGALLY. You saw Trump’s cages at the border, I saw Obama’s cages at the border. You saw Trump with a struggling economy, I saw Trump with an amazing economy until Democrats shut it down. You saw violence in the streets and called it “Trump’s America”, I saw violence in the streets of Democrat-run cities who refused Trump’s help and who called the violence “Liberal America.” You wanted someone more "Presidential", I’m happy we had someone who finally didn’t just talk the talk but actually walked the walk. You and I? We see things very differently. GOD BLESS AMERICA! 🇺🇸

‼️Let This Sink In‼️

@nicksortor Something needs to change. Congressman and women should NOT be escorted AHEAD of everyone else in TSA lines. They need to feel the frustration along with the rest of us.

How cool is this , at this shelter, the dog chooses it's human 😁

@RyptoCrypto this sound like one of the Avatar stories?

A whale protein that repairs DNA could help humans live to 200 and scientists are already testing it 🤯

My confidence and self worth haven’t been great lately and I just wanted to say thats ok so other people who suffer with depression or anxiety know that it’s ok to feel like that. I’m CEO of Happy Doggo and most people in positions like mine have to hide stuff like this. Most people in all positions In life do actually. It’s really hard to admit you don’t feel the best about yourself. That’s why I just write it down as I feel because maybe it’ll help someone. Between our team, partners and everything wrapped up in what I do there are probably 100+ people who rely on me. Add in social media, donors and everything else and that’s a massive happy facade to keep up. I’ve learnt though that it’s ok to say you are not ok. At the moment I’m going through the motions. Still working hard and trying my best but I feel a bit worthless. No self worth at all. I also have imposter syndrome. I know I can jus read the comments here or look at the dogs saved and I should be happy but it doesn’t bring me anything. I look in the mirror at the moment and can’t even really look at myself. No particular reason or spark for this. As people who suffer know it just comes in a dark wave like a fog. I could easily share some happy dog photos and smile and pretend I felt amazing. But I’d rather be honest and try to help others. I have untold amounts of support and good luck that many of you dont. So if you're feeling down or a little rough right now, that's okay because so am I, and it's absolutely fine to say that. Have a lovely weekend and be kind to each other ❤️

@SparksN123 This is the way

Hooyah! Getter done.

If you’re pissed about being stuck in a long line at the airport, Chuck Schumer can be contacted at (202) 224-6542

During the shutdown, I want my tax money paying the single parent working at TSA, not Chuck Schumer.

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I’ve been a barber for 20 years. Most guys just want a fade and to talk about football. Yesterday, a young man walked in. He looked rough. Grease under his fingernails, work boots covered in dust. "I need a shave," he said. "And a cut. Make me look... respectable." I draped the cape over him. As I raised the scissors, I noticed he was trembling. The chair was actually vibrating. I put the scissors down. "You okay, son?" I asked. "Nervous about a date?" He looked at me in the mirror. His eyes were bloodshot. "No, sir," he whispered. "My little brother died on Tuesday. The funeral is in an hour. I want to look like the big brother he looked up to." The shop went silent. The other customers stopped talking. I didn't rush. I gave him the works. I used the hot towel. I used the straight razor. I trimmed every stray hair. I even polished his boots while the hot towel was on his face. When I spun the chair around, he looked like a new man. He stood taller. He reached for his wallet. "Put that away," I said. "I can pay," he argued. "I work hard." "I know you do," I told him. "But your money is no good here today. Go be with your family. Go make him proud." He choked up. He grabbed my hand and held it tight. "Thank you," he said. "I felt like I was falling apart. I feel ready now." He walked out with his head held high. A haircut can't fix a broken heart. But sometimes, it gives you the dignity you need to carry it. Anonymous

I am angry. We have a Congress that refuses to do what they’ve been elected to do. They demand the sexual crimes and misdeeds of others be exposed, while voting to conceal their own inappropriate and potentially criminal sexual misconduct. They make $174,000 a year, much more than the average residents of their individual states. But that isn’t enough for them. They use the information they have access to as legislators to buy and sell stock and make themselves filthy rich. Emphasis on the FILTHY. They work part time. Their travel is paid for, and they live the lives of wealthy elites, thanks to us, their constituents. All of this they do, while flatly refusing to pass legislation that nearly 85% of us want. Legislation to secure American elections, the core of America’s future. They don’t care about their constituents. Or about the future of this country. The Democrats are so consumed by their hatred of Trump, they don’t give 2 shits about the damage they do. And the Republicans are pathetically weak and led by RINOs who care more about back-slapping with the Deep State than protecting the Republic. Yeah, I am angry. I am actually disgusted. Aren’t you? @SenateGOP @HouseGOP @LeaderJohnThune @SpeakerJohnson @POTUS @VP

WHO AGREES?👇🤔

Everybody’s screaming about Iran. Left vs right. War vs no war. Endless outrage. Meanwhile, 357 members of Congress quietly voted to keep their own sexual misconduct investigations hidden from the public. Three hundred and fifty seven. Doesn’t matter what jersey they wear. Republican. Democrat. Whatever. When it comes to protecting themselves, they suddenly agree REAL fast. Funny how that works. Maybe we should spend a little less time fighting each other and a little more time watching the people we elected. Because apparently they’re counting on us not paying attention.

@boredumb44 @CrazyVibes_1 Not just men...

@CrazyVibes_1 Indeed. Some men, likely who themselves had fathers that could not communicate well, have the same problem themselves. In his actions though he’s revealing his heart. Great post 😢

My dad says he only tolerates the dog because I begged for her when I was twelve. He's seventy-three now and he's been saying this for eight years. "She's your responsibility," he tells me every time I visit, like I might forget. "I didn't want a dog in the first place." Then he'll mutter something about dog hair on his furniture and how much kibble costs and why couldn't I have gotten a fish instead. Last month I came over and he was in the garage with wood scattered everywhere, sawdust coating his reading glasses. "What are you making?" I asked, and he just grunted. Wouldn't tell me. Spent three weekends out there, coming in with his hands all scratched up from sandpaper, smelling like varnish. Yesterday he called me. "Come get this thing," he said. "It's taking up space." I drove over thinking he wanted me to haul away scrap wood. Instead there's this end table in the living room. Beautiful honey-colored wood, smooth joints, a little window cut into the front. And inside, on a black and white knitted blanket he must've bought on Tedooo app because I've never seen it before, is Daisy. Curled up like she owns the place, her pink collar bright against the dark fabric. "Dad, you built her a house." "It's a side table. Functional. I needed one there anyway." "With a door for the dog." "Well, she kept sleeping under the regular table and hitting her head when she got up. This makes more sense." He won't look at me. He's straightening the books on top, adjusting the tissue box. "Found someone on Tedooo app selling handmade pet blankets. Figured if she's going to shed in there, might as well give her something decent." Daisy's looking out at us through the opening, completely content. My dad reaches down without thinking and scratches behind her ear through the window. "She's not the worst dog," he says quietly. "Bit stubborn. Gets that from your side of the family." I took this picture because words don't work with him. Never have. He doesn't say I love you, doesn't do hugs, can barely manage a birthday card without making it awkward. But he'll spend three weekends building furniture for a dog he claims he doesn't care about. He'll research pet blankets and measure doorways and sand wood until his hands hurt. If that's not love, I really don't know what is.Retry - ~Julie Whitney