Marion Robertson

@ick_real Rose Marie

I'm looking for a ridiculously old-fashioned girl's name for our new born . Think great-grandma name. Very old and rare. Any suggestions asap pls?

She left a $4 tip on a $47 grocery order and taped a note to the door: “Please just leave it. I’m okay. Thank you for coming.” I almost did. I almost dropped the bags and moved on to the next stop. But something told me to knock. It took a while before the door opened. An older man—late seventies maybe—stood there with a walker, dressed neatly like he was expecting company. His hands trembled, but he held himself with quiet pride. “I said to leave it,” he told me, not unkindly. Just tired. “I know, sir. I just wanted to make sure everything got to you okay.” He glanced at the bags, then at his walker, then back at me. He didn’t say a word. “Let me bring them in,” I offered. He stepped aside. Inside, everything was tidy but worn—like a life lived carefully. The carpet was thin in the paths he walked every day. The furniture was old but clean. Nothing extra. Nothing wasted. As I unpacked the groceries, I noticed a notepad on the table. Every item was written out, priced, crossed out, recalculated. Over and over until it fit what he could afford. He had planned this trip down to the penny. “My daughter used to come Saturdays,” he said from the doorway. “She moved to Phoenix. New job.” “That’s far.” He nodded. “She calls.” No bitterness. Just truth. The fridge was nearly empty. A couple eggs. Butter. Instant coffee. Seven prescription bottles lined up by the window. Seven. “I manage fine,” he added, straightening a little. And I believed him—because he had probably managed his whole life. But now “managing” meant choosing between medicine and meals. Stretching time, stretching money, stretching everything. “Did you work?” I asked. “Thirty-one years. Sheet metal. Union.” A small, proud smile. “Hard work.” Thirty-one years of it. And now this. I told him I’d be right back. I drove to a nearby deli and bought what I could—hot food, bread, fruit, a few things that didn’t require planning or counting. When I came back, he was sitting at the table, notepad closed. I set everything down and started putting it away. He watched quietly. “Son,” he said, voice catching. “You didn’t have to do that.” “I know.” He looked at his hands—scarred from decades of work, wedding ring worn thin. I left before it got too heavy. Sitting in my car, I kept thinking about it. We call people like him the backbone of this country. We honor them in speeches and posts. But somehow, they end up alone—doing math at a kitchen table, trying to make survival add up. He gave thirty-one years building things with his hands. He deserved more than that note on the door. Check on someone this week. Not a text. Show up.

@ThrillaRilla369 Yep that would be my son too!!

I stopped adding creamer to my coffee for a week and here’s what I learned. I don’t actually like coffee. I like creamer.

@Old_SchoolEddie 💔

One of the hardest car rides is the one back from the veterinarian, with only a collar. 😢

@NewswirePatriot No

Chik-fil-A has always caused controversy for being a Christian company and standing strong in their beliefs. ✝️ Should they be forced to celebrate Pride Month?

@lauri90295 🙏🙏🙏

I don't have a huge amount of followers and I don't think my posts are seen much. I ask for prayers. I had breast cancer 3 years ago and went through treatment. I have now found another lump. I go in for tests Wednesday. Please pray God removes the cancer from me. Thank you.

I’m going to say this bluntly because I think a lot of people need a reality check right now. Everyone mad at Trump needs to zoom out for two seconds and realize what’s actually on the line here. You don’t have to blindly defend anyone. Criticism is fair when it’s earned. And Trump has earned criticism. But I’m not going to let Trump’s mean tweets (even when they are problematic or in poor taste) distract me from the bigger picture. There’s a MASSIVE difference between holding someone accountable and completely abandoning the mission. Because the alternative to Trump would mean a fundamental change of the country... for the WORSE. Think about what the Democrats are pushing right now. Mass amnesty. Demographic change. Opening the borders. Violence in every city. Federal abortion on demand. Gun control. Hatred of America, the nuclear family, and Christianity. Gender confusion, castration of children, and LGBT ideology in the schools. That’s the part people are ignoring. If the other side regains full control, it won’t just be a rough couple of years. The damage will be SO catastrophic that you won't even recognize your country anymore. And the same people shrugging it off now will be the ones wishing they stood by Trump’s side when it mattered. So yes, feel frustrated. Call things out when they deserve it. But don’t lose the plot. If you have watched enough of my videos, then you know EXACTLY what we're up against in the midterms. The party that cheered Charlie Kirk's death (and would cheer yours too) offends me MUCH more deeply than anything Trump has said. If they regain power, they would be more than happy to make sure we have the same fate as Charlie. Wake up. This isn’t the time to check out!

@TheFigen_ Wow

If you keep raising the height higher and higher, eventually... 😂

@ForgivenMessen1 I’m so sorry 😢

For those that follow Forgiven Messenger, He has gone to be with the Lord. This is his Mrs’s. The kids and I wanted his online friends to know. My Love will forever be missed 🙏🏻💔

@Ikennect Absolutely

If guilty, Should she spend the rest of her life in prison?

@Kristinartz 68!

Just wondering, how many are actually senior citizens in this group? Are you 60, 70 or 80 years old?

@TaraBull Yes I can

I like when they purge bots so I can see my real followers, let me know if you can see me

@Matt_Pinner Oh yes !!!

Does anyone know what kind of car this is? 😳

@lippyent I’m alive !! 😊

Lost 300 in the great bot burge of yesterday..lol you still alive?

🚨 Texans are sending a message that will echo nationwide: We will NOT be quietly replaced. We will NOT be intimidated. We will NOT surrender our state. The Texas people must deal a decisive blow to the growth of Islamist influence trying to take root here… it’s just the beginning and we have a ton of work to do. Our leaders are selling us out and it’s time to put an end to this abomination. This isn’t about hate. It’s about sovereignty. It’s about culture. It’s about drawing a line and actually enforcing it. For years, people were told to stay silent. To “be tolerant” while the ground shifted under their feet. Not anymore. Texas STAND UP. Loudly. DOWN with EPIC city! DOWN with Islamist insurrection! From blocking Islamic schools in state programs… to investigating Muslim-centered developments… to pushing anti-Sharia legislation End the madness. And now the question is… who’s with us? 👇👇👇 Do you think other states will follow Texas’ lead?

@NimraShahzadin Beautiful !

My daughter's getting married in three months and her future mother-in-law keeps making comments about my "homemade" dress. When my daughter asked me to crochet her wedding dress, I was terrified but honored. Her fiance's mother has been dropping hints about "real" wedding dresses from "actual" bridal shops, like what I'm making isn't legitimate somehow. She keeps asking if we have a "backup plan" in case my dress doesn't work out. I've been working on this for eight months. The pattern came from a master crocheter on the Tedooo app who's made dozens of bridal gowns. Every thread was chosen carefully, every stitch counted twice, every measurement checked and rechecked. This isn't some craft project - it's a work of art. The train alone took six weeks to complete. Those pineapple motifs at the bottom? Each one represents hours of concentration and love. The fitted bodice required me to learn techniques I'd never attempted before, but I was determined to make something worthy of her special day. Yesterday my daughter had her final fitting and started crying when she saw herself in the mirror. "Mom, it's the most beautiful dress I've ever seen." She's going to surprise everyone at that church, especially her future mother-in-law. I can't wait to see the look on everyone's faces when she walks down that aisle.

@mariana057 🤣🤣🤣

Which wine pairs best with finding out my in-laws are staying a day longer than I thought??

What so many fail to understand is that MAGA is not about Donald Trump. MAGA is about America. We the People were searching for someone, "anyone," willing to fight corruption and preserve freedom. We found that in Donald Trump. He is our voice. You see, it's not a cult. It's a revolution. Make America Great Again!