Kara Young-Birdwell

@jerrybirdwell totally jinxed this game as he said ‘is it too early to call it’ a few innings ago…

Holy smokes this game

@SlangsOnSports How can anyone not love that city?! 😍😍😍

McCovey Cove and Oracle Park showing off this afternoon, my goodness 😍

@TardisParrot I’m so sorry for your loss

💀 reading fan reactions today. Y’all so funny.

@fuentejps My first dog was named Trevor, congrats on your new baby and great name!

Hi friends, meet Trevor. We rescued him after we lost our boy Hugo. We felt the best way to honor Hugo was to give a dog in need a home. Trevor had a rough start, dumped on streets of Miami. As you see he’s settling in to king of the house role nicely! #hugosentme #mommasboy

Me: having a terrible horrible no good very bad day *turns on the game to listen to @nadeler & @radiohicksie on the radio Me: what bad day?!

@Evan_P_Grant Good luck today! Knock it out if the park!

First day of school outfit

@Evan_P_Grant I’m completely biased, but the Rangers are so stinking lucky to have you covering their beat. You leveled up even more rolling out the podcast with John.

This is such a nice compliment, I had to retweet it. I'm very honored to and grateful for those who consider me a part of their Rangers experience.

@feederofcats @MRHWCats What a love bug!

my productivity has taken a huge hit ever since this guy came into the picture. He wants to be snuggled 1000% of the time

Happy #OpeningDay to those who observe! While I miss being a part of baseball these days, my heart warms thinking of the pomp & circumstance surrounding Opening Day. Truly magical day.

Same, girl.

We are all the seven stolen dogs.

Dogs are a fantastic judge of character.

@JWLevitt Here’s my armchair take on it - dropping an athlete for pregnancy is so dumb since the chances of them coming back HOT (& wicked fast) are greater postpartum.

Emma Bates announced she was dropped by her nutrition sponsor when she shared she was pregnant. How the 🦆 is this still a thing in 2026?!? Athletes are humans first.

We can’t even repair our streets, but sure, why not?

Happy TMobile/MLBtv day to those who observe, don’t forget this sweet deal if you’re a TMobile customer!!!

@metroadlib Her book of dog poems breathes words to how I’ve always felt about dogs.

Obviously, I choose to be a believer.

Lately, when I remember, I try to read Mary Oliver before bed (I'm working really hard on improving my sleep...my doc thinks this begins with quieting my mind and giving my body "permission to shut down.") Anyway, the other day, I happened upon this beautifully-written

@Diana_1776 @TGrammie2 I came here to see if anyone said this! 🙌🏻

I am a raw feeder so I’ve become an expert in poop watching. Feeding a carnivore (dogs and cats) a species appropriate raw carnivore diet of raw bone-in meat, organs and muscle meat produces very little stool because most of the food is absorbed. What is excreted in the stool are minerals from the bones that were not absorbed. A raw carnivore diet mimics the prey of the canid or felid. Cooking destroys amino acids so raw is better. It’s what they evolved over thousands of years to eat. Raw consumable bones provide necessary nutritients and minerals, and the collagen fiber in the bone bulks the stool, so it is firm and espresses anal glands with each bowel movement. The poop is less smelly, comes out light brown and dries into a white-ish chalky consistency and will falls apart easily. As a raw feeder, we watch poop to ensure the right amount of bone is fed. If poop comes out dry and crumbly, feed less bone; if it comes out loose or darker brown, feed more bone. The reason you saw it more in the 70s is because people were still feeding dogs an appropriate diet. There wasn’t as big of a market for a commercial pet food back then. Many people were still feeding dogs table scraps, including bones, although one caveat is NEVER feed cooked bones, which can splinter and cause severe injury. Now, pet owners pour dry, over-processed pellets devoid of nutrition into a bowl because they have been lied to by vets and pet food companies that this is appropriate nutrition for dogs. It is not. This is why our pets have been getting sicker since then. Pet food companies make money by putting cheap fillers like plant-based food into commercial pet food and vets make money on the diseases caused by poor nutrition.

My husband would like to know if any of you remember white dog poop from the 70's. If so, why isn't there white dog poop now?