Tracy Lou

@paddythegreyt Happy birthday Paddy! 🎂

I am 8 today. 🐾 This feels like an excellent age for a retired gentleman. Thank you for following my retirement, my opinions and my very questionable logic. Paddy

@miles_commodore From Chad Mitchell Trio days

Were you a fan of his?

@BuzzPatterson @KenPaxtonTX One primary at a time, this is how we help drain the swamp.

.@KenPaxtonTX just annihilated another RINO establishment hack and it’s a beautiful thing! Big win for the MAGA good guys in Texas — this one’s gonna echo across the midterms like a howitzer. Enough with the spineless go-along-to-get-along crowd in DC who talk tough but fold when the lobbyists call. We need fighters who actually secure the border, back our military, and put Americans first. Proud of Texas for sending a clear message: Get with the program or get primaried. Rock and roll, Lone Star State! More of this in ’26! 🇺🇸💪 #MAGA

Yes. Bad things can happen, even to responsible, hardworking adults. Both times they were going to forge on, borrowing money at an exorbitant interest rate, once for medical expenses for my grandchild insurance wouldn't cover and another time for a "happy homeowner" disaster that 2 different types of insurance did not cover. They did not ask for help. I offered. We're family. We stick together and help each other.

If you have the means, do you help your adult child financially when life throws them a curveball? 🤔

@LeaderJohnThune Can you hear us NOW?

@Hot_Pepper76 Louie, Louie

Name one song from your favorite band.

@TheEagleyeNews We can bury a time capsule to open on the 300th.

@SootLady You

I absolutely cannot decide! Assuming the money is there, should the megalythic Lewis and Clark Monument Statues be 250ft tall (America) or 300ft tall? Drop a comment below! And share the contribution link! theeagleye.net/lewis-and-clar…

Amazing news, X animal advocates! #SaveLucy and #SaveSnuggles have both reached the Number 1 trending news spot! We could not have done this without you. Thank you! @JenniferEvn22 @jonesbrendanm @Herb_Minstrel

If you’re in Katy (Fort Bend County), where the machines are down, stay in line! This is a heavy Ken Paxton county. Don’t let them steal this election. 📍Fort Bend County, TX

What do they have to lose?

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@TheEagleyeNews Done.

On the evening of May 23, Daniel C. Green created an image that created a ripple effect across the internet—and possibly the American patriotic landscape as we know it. In response to a post online requesting an image portraying Lewis and Clark in the style of J.R.R. Tolkien's Amoranth (as popularized by the early 2000s movies). Before doing so, Green researched what it would take to make such a monument and how to make the design correctly. He then fed a detailed prompt into an AI model and shared his photo response. Little did he know the reaction that the public would have to this photo. Over a span of 24 hours, the post amassed hundreds, thousands, and ultimately millions of views, creating a bipartisan fervor for the concept: Two 300-foot-tall copper statues of Lewis and Clark along the Missouri River in Montana, hollowed on the inside for defense, tourism, the private sector, research, libraries, or a multitude of other purposes. The idea spread rapidly, drawing people wanting to put money towards the project, debating on the best way to do it, and questioning why America no longer raises such emaculate, megalithic monuments to the American past any longer. Upon reading dozens—and then hundreds, to thousands—of these responses, many from notable figures, Green began to ponder if there was a legitimate tailwind behind this conceptual project. Early on Monday morning, Green learned that multiple people of note had taken an interest in this concept, requesting that the project actually be started. These included a political reporter with a multi-million-person following, the CEO of the American Conservation Coalition, and Senator Eric Schmitt (who publicly endorsed the idea). The idea was further popularized by a notable foundry in France—Atelier Missor. All of these factors combined caused Green to start floating an idea—that he could personally spearhead the project. This idea gained instantaneous popularity to the extent that, within hours, he had been connected with famous monument makers, connected with hundreds of potential donors and contributors, and witnessed the idea spread like wildfire. Progress has happened rather quickly. Green has created a landing page for this project, directing people to follow the page closely as he secures a 501(c)(3) sponsor to begin taking donations for the project. These donations will fund an artistic rendering, a small clay model that will be reproduced through a 3D company run by a supporter of the project, a 10-foot scale model of the statue, surveying of the land, and ultimately funding the construction of the megalithic statue. This is a massive undertaking from Daniel C. Green, his company, The Eagle Eye, and the undertaking to preserve America's past for the future. To follow the daily and weekly updates, see the page on The Eagle Eye's official site: The contribution link is now live (non-tax-deductible) theeagleye.net/lewis-and-clar…

My dad was the giver of the car. it wasn't a BMW or a tricked-out Jeep. it was an older, sturdy sedan that was perfectly maintained. When my son fussed about the generous gift being the wrong kind of car, I corrected his attitude and manners as any good parent would. "You ungrateful little s#hit, the only appropriate response when someone gives you a car is THANK YOU. Now call your grandpa."

Parents, What you doing if your kid does this ?

@dalerwills I hope you kept the damage deposit for pet re-homing.

We had a tenant move out of one of our rental properties and leave behind a mountain of trash. As awful as that was, it got worse. They also left behind two cats… to die. One was locked in the garage with no food and no water. The other was trapped in the house with no food and had water only because the toilet seat had been left up. If we hadn’t gone back into that garage for another week or two, that cat would’ve been dead. I genuinely can’t understand how someone could do that to an animal. The crazy part? These cats are unbelievably sweet. We brought them out to the farm and we’re working to acclimate them into becoming farm cats now. Hopefully they’ll have a much better life ahead of them than the one they came from. People can leave trash behind. That can be cleaned up. Leaving living animals behind to suffer is something entirely different.

If it's paid for or close to it, that's a big reason to stay put. If your friends, church, favorite diner, etc are right there, that's another reason. If you want the grandkids to come in the summer and whole family there for holidays that's another reason. You don't really care why. You just want us out. May as well ask "Why can't seniors just die now?"

Hosting family for holidays is now a foreign concept...

@ColoradoOhio I put mine behind the fence to backyard. I can't stand having the dumpster in the garage.

This happens often with my bins because I live on a popular walk route next to a small pond. And then get left with a bin that has bags of poop that weren’t completely tied so they leak and bake inside the bin while it sits in the sun. I can no longer store my bin in the garage because it reeks, and I have to regularly clean it out because it gets dog poop caked on the inside. It’s absolutely rude. Stop doing this!!!! x.com/ClownWorld/sta…

A new irrigation control box solves all problems. Don't have to get off your ass at all. Set up for your location, soil and plant types, it will figure out how much to water for you. It will not water if it has rained. It will rain delay based on how much rainfall there was and then resume normal schedule. Like everything else in this world, it has an app for your phone so you can check on things or manually override if you think it's necessary. It will even alert you if you have a leak. No walking the trapline to check every couple of months. It's $100 well-spent where I live as water is very expensive. A leak can run up $300-400 by the time you see the high use on the bill.

It has been positively tropical here for the past five days, with frequent downpours. Everything is soaking wet. Still, my neighbor's irrigation system is running. It's important to understand that when you irrigate saturated soil, that water just runs off. Furthermore, mature lawns DO NOT need to be watered daily. Folks, get off your lazy asses, look outside occasionally and switch the irrigation system to OFF when you're faced with days and days of rain. Why is it my business? Everyone in this neighborhood is on a well and we're drawing from the same aquifer.

@MrsGoresDiary I'm starting on Flag Day (June 14th) and will keep going until July 4th blowout.

I have to say, I have been approaching this upcoming 4th of July…probably since February!…with a simmer of lowkey panic. It’s a huge anniversary for our homeland! And I don’t know about you, but with seven very growing kids, funds are probably at an all-time low at our house. And we ALREADY do a huge 4th of July! How can we possibly make it BIGGER without going into a small debt?! And, honestly, even if we had more budget room to play with, I don’t know that I could possibly do what is in my heart to do. I finally came to a realization yesterday. My problem isn’t really money. It’s that I have a lot of patriotic energy right now, with my eye on that one big weekend on the horizon. The solution?? Spread it out! An “advent” of sorts, where we do what we can in the weeks leading up to the 4th to properly celebrate what God has been so good to give. I’m going to decorate early with what I have. Pull out all our patriotic books and read them to the kids all month long. Watch every America-loving film we can find. Make inexpensive bunting and paper chains for every gathering room in the house. Curate the best American playlist of all time. Memorize and sing the hymns our forefathers wrote for us. Find as many local celebrations and concerts to attend as possible. And then? Cap it all off on July 4th with our usual fanfare, slightly amplified. 💥 I think this is the way, my fellow budget-bound Americans. Join me! I’m starting June 4th! 🫡🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@DonaAnaJones Never believe the light. Always look before you go.

God saved my life just now. The light turned green for me, but for just a second my attention inexplicably wandered. About that time an old guy in a jeep went screaming through the red light to my left. Had I proceeded as normal I'd likely be dead now.