Gloria Navarro

@DollyParton LOTS of love and gratitude, Dolly!! Keep healing. Always stay as beautiful as you are inside and out. 😘💕🎵

Thank you for standing by me and showing me so much love and support over the past year. I’ve still got some healing to do, but I am on my way! See you soon. 💖 🦋

@PokemonGoApp As always: Nothing interesting, not buying. 🥱😴 I'm hardly playing anymore, which is wonderful, so thank you for being so consistently boring. Almost free!

Let’s GO, Trainers! 🤩 It’s time to collect GO Points to increase your rank, encounter Suicune and more with GO Pass: May in #PokemonGO!

@luismerlo_actor Hace años, volviendo a casa en bus en Dublín. Era de noche. De repente, veo a mi madre sentada al otro lado del pasillo. ¿Qué hace aquí? ¡No puede ser! ¡¡Vaya sorpresa!! Pues era yo reflejada en la ventana 😳. Hoy es el 1er día de la madre sin ella, pero la veo en el espejo... 💖

#BuenosDias #FelizDiadelaMadre

@luismerlo_actor ¡Qué grande tu madre, Luis! 💕

@harryelsocio No se olvide usted, Don Harry, de lo importantes que eran los dictados. ¡Gracias a todos los profes que dictaban!

“Ahí hay un hombre que dice ay !”. Cuando en las aulas había un pizarra verde, tizas cuadradas y una tarima de madera que crujía. Por aquellos que nos enseñaron a leer y a dividir llevándonos. Allá donde estéis, gratitud infinita a mis Maestros.

@harryelsocio Rafael. Con su bigotillo. Un encanto de hombre, y pinchaba muy bien, sin hacer daño. Le tenía mucho afecto, pero a la vez era para mí la personificación del terror. Aún puedo oler su aftershave. Y el alcohol quemándose. Es ver el instrumental y me tiemblan las piernas.

Todos tuvimos de niño un “practicante”. ¿Cómo se llamaba el tuyo?

@TheStourbridge Thank you 😘💕 *hugs back*.

Night night sweet dreamies If today felt a little heavy and you were missing a hug, please take this one from me… a big, soft, squishy virtual cuddle, sent with all the warmth in the world 🧡🐾

@TaylorMod I wish Michael could see the Oval Office. He'd LOVE it. 🙄😂

“ That’s only 275,000 each” different world 🤣🤣🤣

@rvpastrana @jae_tanaka_17 Vivió de lujo. Eso sí, siempre con cara de amargao.

@jae_tanaka_17 Uno de los grandes impostores de nuestro cine. Y, para mí, aparte de actor vulgar, imposta la voz

Para José Sacristán, vivir una dictadura fue hincharse a hacer películas.

@Dr_TheHistories How do you manage to make a violent and cruel invasion of my country sound like a good thing??

In 711 CE, Muslim forces led by the Umayyad general Tariq ibn Ziyad landed at Gibraltar, marking the beginning of the Islamic conquest of the Iberian Peninsula and the rise of Al-Andalus. According to historical tradition, after crossing the Strait of Gibraltar from North Africa into Iberia, Tariq ordered his ships to be burned. This act is famously described as a way to eliminate any possibility of retreat. By destroying the fleet, he is said to have motivated his soldiers to fight with full determination, as they had no option but to advance forward or perish. Although some historians debate whether this event happened exactly as described, it remains a powerful symbol of resolve and leadership in military history. Soon after landing, Tariq’s army faced the Visigothic forces led by King Roderic. In the decisive Battle of Guadalete, the Visigothic army was defeated, leading to the rapid collapse of their rule in most of Iberia. Within a short time, major cities such as Toledo and Córdoba came under Muslim control. The conquered territory became known as Al-Andalus, governed under the Umayyad Caliphate. Over time, it developed into a major center of culture, learning, and trade, where Muslims, Christians, and Jews contributed to advancements in science, medicine, philosophy, and architecture. The invasion of 711 CE is considered a turning point in world history, as it established centuries of Muslim presence in parts of Western Europe and reshaped the political and cultural landscape of the region. #drthehistories

@Megalithic12000 Why write about a great subject if you're going to poison it with politics? Leave General Franco in peace. He died over half a century ago. Sadly, thousands of people have benefited from the dam since, without caring about the Dolmen. No subsequent Government has done anything.

A Spanish dictator drowned a 7,000 year old megalithic monument in 1963 to build a dam. The stones have been sitting underwater ever since. When drought levels drop far enough they re-emerge briefly before disappearing again. Archaeologists are racing to document them before they are gone forever. The Dolmen of Guadalperal sits beneath the Valdecañas Reservoir in Extremadura, western Spain. Around 144 standing stones arranged in a circular open space, some up to six feet tall, first excavated by German archaeologist Hugo Obermaier in the 1920s. By the time his findings were published Franco's regime had already flooded it. 🔹144 standing stones, six feet tall 🔹Submerged in 1963 by Franco's dam 🔹Petition exists to relocate the stones 🔹Entrance stone may be an ancient map 🔹Granite cracking, eroding, no surveillance 🔹Re-emerges during droughts, then gone again The entrance stone features an engraved line that some researchers believe represents the course of the Tagus River. If correct it would be one of the oldest cartographic depictions ever carved. The interpretation remains debated. The site is thought to have served as a solar temple, a collective burial ground and a trading hub at one of the few river crossings in the region. Heritage scientists published a specific paper in 2021 on the urgency of digitally documenting the site during drought windows before erosion and tourist damage make that impossible. Multiple sources confirm there is no surveillance during drought exposure. The granite is porous and already cracking. A monument that survived thousands of years faces an uncertain future if relocation is not agreed before the reservoir refills. How many more ancient sites are sitting underwater in reservoirs we built over them without a second thought?

@Josemn1_ ¡Viva nuestra reina! 💕

La reina Sofía brilla en Suecia luciendo la espectacular diadema de la infanta Isabel, conocida como "La Chata" // Getty Images.

@Europarl_EN Keep "pushing" and you will complete the destruction of all the basic principles of Law. If this is part of your plan, you are truly evil. If you really believe that it is a good idea you are beyond stupid. In any case, you are dangerous. And we are forced to pay you for it.

Sex is only sex when consent is freely given, informed, and revocable at any time. Everything else is rape. Parliament is once again pushing for an EU-wide definition of rape centred on the absence of consent.

@ObelixOnLine @UribeX @NCDrusus38 🤣

@UribeX @NCDrusus38 Como vaya yo, se acaba la recreación

Cómo mola esto. Ahora, que los de arriba de la muralla les tenían que tirar DE TODO. Poderse se podía subir sobre los escudos en tortuga, ok. Pero hazlo. Y quédate debajo. Pedracos del copón y fuego te tenía que caer fijo. Aún así, sigue molando tanto recreador haciendo cosas

@SMNK1972 Aw, come on, he's gorgeous. Give him a proper name... 💕🙏🏻

Absolutely stunning male leopard known as HPM-07 located in Horton Plains National Park. Credit to Sankha Wanniatchi

@AlisonFisk 😍

A 3,400 year-old Mycenaean amphora with a spectacular octopus inspired by the ‘Marine Style’ of Minoan Crete. From the Mycenaean cemetery of Prosymna. National Archaeological Museum, Athens 📷 by me #Archaeology

@merseyfit @LiverpoolVista Derelict? No, of course not. I think we should look after what we have (which is a lot, and extraordinary too). New buildings should be designed with respect towards the city and a minimum of good taste. Developers should put Liverpool before money. Asking way too much, I know...

@Glorieta @LiverpoolVista what do you suggest the city dose then? just leave it all derelict?

Liverpool’s skyline is set for a significant transformation, and there is an upcoming opportunity for the public to review the plans in person. On Friday, May 1st, a public consultation will be held regarding the Kings masterplan, the proposed £1.2bn development featuring a landmark 70 storey skyscraper. This is a chance for residents and local businesses to examine the designs and provide feedback on the project's impact on the waterfront. The exhibition is being hosted at the Radisson Blu Hotel on Old Hall Street. Notably, the event will take place in a suite that looks directly over the proposed development site, providing a clear perspective on how the new cluster will fit into the existing city landscape. Event Details: 📅 Date: Friday, 1 May 📍 Location: Radisson Blu Hotel, Old Hall Street 🏙️ Setting: A dedicated suite overlooking the Kings development site 📝 Purpose: To view the full masterplan and submit formal comments Whether you are interested in the architectural design or the broader economic impact on the city, this is the time to see the proposals first-hand. Video credit: SimpsonHaugh Architects Ltd @SimpsonHaugh

@harryelsocio 🤣😂 ¡Qué recuerdos...!

“Vente Misiana Guana, vente misiana…🎵🎶”. Ya no se hacen estribillos de esos que te llegan al alma.

@harryelsocio @que_jarturaaa Ah, pero... ¿¿hay gente que no las ordena por colores?? Yo siempre. Y no concibo otra cosa. No podría dormir. Estoy muy mal... 😂😜 (¡TOC, TOC!)

@que_jarturaaa Orden es guardarlos en una caja. TOC es ordenarlos por colores. Yo también tengo un plomillazo gordo, doña Mapi.

El Estafador y su orden o su TOC, quién sabe!