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@Rainmaker1973 Gods work

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Shout out to @SouthwestAir for going getting us home before the blizzard. Alan A. and another Alan from MCO Airport worked together to get us on an earlier flight, back home to Long Island. We really appreciate them going above and beyond! ❤️💛💙

Sachem North Curriculum Night…really proud of what we offer our students and their families.

@Mollyploofkins 👏

Marjorie Taylor Greene urges Republicans to vote for the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

@allenanalysis Power to the women. Love it.

🚨MAJOR BREAKING: Epstein survivors just announced they will release their own list of names. “We know who abused us. We saw who came and went. This list will be survivor-led—for survivors.” The government stalled. Now the victims are doing it themselves.

Here is an awesome back-to-school activity called ""Meet Our Crew"" that's perfect for welcoming new students. They can make videos to introduce themselves and see who's in their class. Teachers can do it too! buff.ly/3xB6krD

@colbysharp Me too!

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@IrelandinNY Praying everyone in your office was unharmed.

NYPD have confirmed that the earlier incident near Park Avenue & 52nd St is now contained. Citizens should continue to follow advice from local authorities.

@alicekeeler Where do we find it?

Google's NotebookLM will transform your lesson prep. As a teacher, it is a must have tool for your digital toolkit. I am sharing 5 reasons to dive in and start using it today on my latest blog post. Read the 5 Reasons: alicekeeler.com/2025/07/19/5-r… #edtech #NotebookLM #AIinEducation

@dlongenecker1 Now I’ve got to unfollow. SMH.

Gender confusion is exacerbated by confusion in gender roles. Girls serving at the altar with boys contributes to this problem.

@molochofficial It deserves praise, for sure.

Shoutout to this hydrangea in particular. It’s just doing an awesome job of being a hydrangea.

@Cockneycabbie_ Exactly!!

Shoutout to my dog who will literally eat cat shit given the opportunity, but try and hide a worming tablet within a pound of cheese and suddenly he’s Gordon Ramsey

@spann Rest in peace sweet girl.

TEXAS FLOOD TRAGEDY: I have known about this since yesterday, but with it now all over social media I decided to share this with you this morning. One of those missing was 8 year old Sarah Marsh from Mountain Brook, a student at Cherokee Bend Elementary. Relatives have stated on social media that she did not survive. Please join me in praying for her family. 

@Suzierizzo1 Praying for her.

This is a nightmare this lady and her bed ridden husband are in a flooded home in Texas and nobody is coming to help them! 😡

@Me45354Van We are praying here in NY.

I live about 15 minutes from Camp Mystic. Before you say that the children should have been evacuated before the flood, there was no real warning about how much rain would fall. Plus the notifications about flash flooding didn’t start until very late. Pray for the girls/familys

@ABREG_1 We are praying for you Kellyanne.

Missing: Guadalupe River Floods from Camp Mystic.

@tedcruz I seem to remember you and your family booked a flight out of TX last time there was a natural disaster…hopefully you’ll stay this time.

Please pray right now for everyone in the Hill Country, especially Camp Mystic. Today, I’ve spoken with Gov Abbott, Lt. Gov Patrick, the head of TDEM & President Trump. Multiple helicopters are performing search & rescue. President Trump committed ANYTHING Texas needs. 🙏🙏

@SayvilleFlashes Sayville Proud 💜

Congratulations to Trinity Ricevuto and Ava Vadyak! Special Congratulations to Player of the Year, Olivia Moynihan! 🟣⚡️ newsday.com/sports/high-sc…

@sscjusa That is a mother’s undying love.💕

“He didn’t knock. He stood on the porch, just breathing.” For three years, Ella set a plate at the dinner table for her son, even though he was halfway across the world. “Still deployed,” she’d whisper if anyone asked. But that wasn’t the full truth. He stopped calling after his second tour. His letters stopped after the third. They told her it was “stress.” That it was “normal.” That soldiers sometimes “pull away.” So she waited. Set the plate. Lit a candle on his birthday. Folded his laundry even when there was none. Her neighbors stopped asking about him. So did the mailman. Then one Sunday, as she stirred soup and watched the rain tap the window, she felt it. A presence. Not footsteps. Not a sound. Just... a knowing. She opened the door. And there he was. Sgt. Daniel Hart. Her baby boy. But different. Thinner. Shoulders heavier. Eyes older. He didn’t say a word. He just stood there, in his uniform, soaked through, holding a single letter. It wasn’t for her—it was from her. One of the dozens she’d sent. This one was wrinkled, smudged, but in the corner he had scribbled: “Read this every night.” They didn’t hug at first. They just cried. Together. On the porch. When they finally stepped inside, he paused at the table. His plate was still there. Clean. Waiting. That night, they sat down together. He didn’t talk about the war. She didn’t ask. They spoke of soup recipes. Of the cat that wouldn’t stay off the couch. Of the neighbor’s new car. It was enough. Over time, he healed in the quiet moments—helping her fix the roof, walking to the store, watching reruns of her favorite show. And once, in the middle of the night, she caught him sitting at the table, tracing the edge of his plate. He looked up and whispered, “Thanks for not giving up.” Credit: L. Marlowe