Nana

Did you know the TV show “To Catch a Predator” was cancelled because they kept catching law enforcement, teachers, preachers, local officials, and other people meant to protect Children? The final straw? An Assistant District Attorney in TEXAS was courting who he thought was a 13yo boy. He didn’t show for the sting, so they sent law enforcement and camera crew to his home. The police entered, and Louis Conradt shot himself, taking his own life. Can’t make this shit up.

Trump said enough is enough 😫😅

I did an engagement shoot at the Capitol in Salt Lake today. There were hundreds of teenagers there taking prom pictures, with dozens of professional photographers all over the grounds. During the shoot, while my clients were taking a break, I saw a young couple trying to set up an older camera on a tripod with a timer so they could take their own photos. Between the camera, the tripod setup, and the fact that they didn’t have a photographer with them, I got the impression that money was tight. I asked if I could help by taking a photo for them. I took the girl’s camera off the tripod, made a little show of trying to figure it out, and then said, “I’m terrible at learning new cameras. How about I just use mine instead?” They happily agreed and I gave them a mini photo session. When I showed them the images on the back of my camera, their faces just lit up. The young woman offered to pay me and asked for my Venmo. Of course, I refused. I told her all I needed was their phone numbers so I could send them the finished photos. I edited them tonight and sent them over a little while ago. They replied right away, thanking me profusely. I’m so grateful for the talent God has blessed me with. It’s wonderful when photography brings in a little extra money, but the real reward is moments like this, when something you’ve spent years developing becomes a gift you can give away. Tonight, two kids who might not have been able to afford prom photos still got to leave with something beautiful. Seeing their smiles and receiving their gratitude was even better than getting paid.

Donald Trump needs to take legal action against whoever did this to him 😭😅

@OdaiK5 @Debenhams GIVE HER HER MONEY OR SEND A NEW PRODUCT!

@Debenhams You have sent me an expired skincare item. After going back and forth by email I am no closer to a resolution. This is ridiculous. Can someone assist me please?

It will always be known as Twitter!

When I was in school, I got an assignment to interview a person with our dream job 99% of the class interviewed a retail store manager I cold emailed the CMO of Versace and got him on the phone and he invited me to meet Donatella Versace Send the cold email. Send the cold DM🫡

I’ve held this news for so long. I’m honored to have a first look deal with Universal to exec produce and develop my content and other authors’ work. We already have projects in development 😉 And I’m co-writing the Before I Let Go pilot w/ Malcolm D. Lee variety.com/2026/tv/news/k…

i’m graduating today :') time has literally flown by what the hell

“Oi’ve never me’ a bitch that don’t luv me… A futah wivowt #Bec would be bright. After this there’s gonna be wimmen queuin’ up faw me. Won’t be able to walk down the stree’, they’ll be throwin’ their pantyhose at me.” - #TemuConnorMcGregor (#Danny) #MAFS #MAFSAU

Last week, Rebecca Grossman—the woman who killed my two precious boys, Mark and Jacob, by speeding through a crosswalk—made a request that I would go visit her in prison… to “see the circumstances she is in.” And that she is “A victim” I’m still trying to process how someone could make such a request. While I can only imagine how difficult her life behind bars must be, the truth is this: I would trade places with her in a heartbeat. I would live in any prison cell, under any conditions, for the rest of my life… if it meant my beautiful boys could be alive again—laughing, dreaming, growing up, and chasing every beautiful future they deserved.

One thing about J Lo: Her movies are typically good watches.

My biggest ick is Americans confidently correcting British people for using British spelling

My brother didn’t miss a beat, why can’t some people mind the business that pays them? I applaud the way he handled Mr Nosy Ass😂😂😂😂😂

i’m gonna take a wild Guess here

This before She got shot in the face

“An Open Letter to the Parent Who Invited the Whole Class—Except My Son… Hi there, I know we don’t know each other well, but our children are in the same class. Recently, your child handed out birthday invitations to all 22 classmates—except my son, Sawyer. This wasn’t an oversight. It was a choice. And I want you to know—we don’t expect to be invited to every birthday party. When Sawyer had his party last year, we kept it small too. We understand that not every child can be included every time. But in this case, you chose to include everyone except him. And that’s what made it different. It wasn’t because he’s mean—he’s the happiest little boy you’ll ever meet. It wasn’t because he isn’t fun—his laughter is contagious. It wasn’t because your child and mine don’t get along—Sawyer talks about your child often, with excitement and kindness. The only reason is because my son has Down Syndrome. I don’t write this in anger. I write it because I believe this is an opportunity—for reflection, for growth, for understanding. Down Syndrome doesn’t mean you don’t want friends. It doesn’t mean you don’t have feelings. It doesn’t mean you don’t love birthday parties. People with Down Syndrome want the same things we all want—love, connection, belonging. Sometimes it takes a little patience to understand Sawyer’s words, but his laughter, his joy, and his love need no explanation at all. I’ll admit something honestly—I used to be like you. Before Sawyer, I didn’t understand. I was unsure, maybe even a little uncomfortable, because I didn’t know what to expect. But Sawyer changed that. He’s taught me more about joy, resilience, and unconditional love than I ever imagined possible. His siblings have grown up with a deeper sense of empathy and connection because they’ve learned that being different doesn’t mean being less. Maybe your child didn’t want him there. Maybe you weren’t sure how to handle it. But that’s where parenting matters most. This was a moment—a real, meaningful moment—to teach your child something powerful: That inclusion matters. That kindness matters. That leaving someone out because they’re different is never okay. It could have been a simple conversation. A small lesson. But one that could shape how your child sees others for the rest of their life. And I’ll be honest—I’ve reflected on my part too. I never introduced Sawyer to his class as “a child with Down Syndrome.” I’ve always just seen him as Sawyer. But maybe if I had taken the time to explain, to educate, to open that door for understanding, things might have been different. So yes, I’m hurt. But more than that, I’m hopeful. Because I believe you and I both want the same thing—for our children to grow up feeling loved, accepted, and included. For them to learn compassion. For them to never feel like they don’t belong. Please know—I’m not here to fight you. I’m here to talk, if you ever want to. I’m here to advocate, not just for my son, but for every child who deserves to be seen. Because every child deserves more than just a seat in the classroom. They deserve an invitation to belong.” Jennifer Kiss-Engele

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Fun fact: You can speak to the REAL Jesus for free in prayer anytime, anywhere, anyday.👀

@villainsaints @Na_amz

me if there was an award for forgetting everything that happened in a book after i finish it