Alexis Nicole

Good night 👋

Connor Hellebuyck - Secretary of Defense

THE GOLDEN MAN 🇺🇸

Jack Hughes for the gold.

Heartbreaking news…Eric Dane has died after battling ALS. He was 53.

Somewhere along the way a ton of people just skipped a whole phase where you were too poor to eat out and didn’t know how to cook yet, so had to figure out frozen food and pasta and sandwich subsistence strategies

I watched a man say, “Text me what you need, not what you think you’re allowed to need.” HELLO??? WHO RAISED HIM???

my therapist advised me,“learn to calm your own storm instead of venting to others. it may feel therapeutic to let it all out, but you reinforce negative thoughts. it’s no one’s job but yours to pull yourself out of your problems. journal, meditate, exercise, and release.” felt that.

Can this game please end, my cardiologist is getting concerned

10/10 don’t recommend flying across the country during a season deciding iron bowl.

If there was ever a sign that we need to break free from the NCAA and make Nick Saban the commissioner of college football, this is it

ALL HAIL.

Me hearing about the Yankees, the Dolphins, and probably every other team I hold dear.

Back on twitter to rage tweet sports.

Have you watched a post season game- EVER?!

Where can I send my strongly worded emails

Tua is not the Tua I watched play at Alabama. Injuries have impact.

Yall don’t get it. Tua pre hip injury was a different breed of Quarterback Gonna go down as one of the biggest “what ifs” in history

One year after the September 11, 2001 tragedy, a quiet little note appeared in a U.S. newspaper. It wasn’t loud or dramatic—just simple… and unforgettable. It read: “You may have heard about the CEO of a major company who survived the attacks because it was his turn to take his child to preschool. Another man lived because it was his day to bring donuts. One woman was late because her alarm clock didn’t go off. Someone got stuck in traffic on the New Jersey Turnpike. Another missed the bus. One spilled coffee on her blouse and had to change. One person’s car wouldn’t start. Someone went back to answer a phone call. Another’s child took too long getting ready. One simply couldn’t catch a cab. But the one that struck me most… was a man who survived because he wore new shoes that day. They gave him a blister, so he stopped at a pharmacy to buy a bandage. That’s why he lived.” Now, whenever I’m stuck in traffic, miss the elevator, go back home for my keys, or pick up a call at the last moment… I stop and think— Maybe I’m exactly where I’m supposed to be. Maybe this delay is protection I’ll never know about. So the next time your morning feels “off”— The kids are slow, You can’t find your keys, Or you hit every red light— Don’t stress. Don’t get angry.