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I’m leaving this here as evidence that prayers are answered 🫶

@BamaSaltyMarine There’s a tone of voice, large dogs, small children and dogs, failing this your mother has “the look”

I got my ass beat as a child and still ran my mouth.. You think I'm going to stop all because your feelings got hurt... Nah bitch!

@AllBiteNoBark88 Some one send the child à puppy, every boy needs a dog of his own

#Australian PM called a "Putrid Dog" while visiting a Mosque. The little boy who grew up poor & is now enjoying destroying the Australia we all loved is really playing with fire now.

@catwithaura Invites smooshles, has clause

Not a care in the world. I aspire to have this level of comfort in my life❤️❤️

@caitnoelleault Why won’t they let your son visit?

Another night in the hospital. I’m dying to get home to my oldest, who is probably so confused. I haven’t gotten to see my son in 3 days and my daughter is the most pitiful I‘ve ever seen her. I just want this to be over. Prayers are still appreciated❤️

@FloreFlos Label your jars 🫶

Ive decided I’m going to enter the local fair with my favorite rose and apricot jam. Why not, I know it’s probably mostly old ladies but it seems fun. Any tips for me?

@SoldiersWhisper Amen 🙏

Wishing everyone a peaceful night. “God our Father, Maker and lover of peace... give our soldiers strength, courage, and wisdom as they face the challenges of the battlefield. May Your presence be with them always, guiding and shielding them from harm.” #Prayers

@GuntherEagleman @KingSatine They’re purely ornamental, no good for Cherry Pie

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump announces Japan is gifting America ANOTHER 250 massive, beautiful cherry trees in honor of our 250th anniversary and he’s beaming about it!

@gailalfaratx What does Cybercab think it is? The pope?

The Future Is Autonomous On March 14, a Cybertruck drives through the heart of Austin pulling a Cybercab. Tens of thousands of people will have seen this incredible vehicle

@JimThom90458694 If one looks at the flags outside of official government buildings one may be confused as to which on is the Australian flag, so many to choose from One People, One Nation, One Flag

@gingermaneditor Is it a Jersey House cow? I dream of a jersey house cow 🫶

We haz new cow!

@_ROB_29 There are many layers to the gouging we have been subjected to

If people want to know why Gen X is always mad, it's because we had to replace our record collections with a tape collection and then replace that with a CD collection that we slowly replaced with an MP3 collection and now need a subscription to listen to music.

@Queenqvs 🙏

Not everyone is willing to pray for our military. But if you are willing, put AMEN!

@HappyMotorhead This ⬆️ has been my normal for 8 years, I could do with being pampered for a few days.

5 Star Living...

@sathyashrii Yup, I’ve got fond memories of Longleat’s monkeys pulling our windscreen wipers off the blades and getting the bull dozers out, to keep the rhinos away

You can't disagree...🔥🔥🔥

@Chesschick01 JC suggested something similar for La Mark Le, he was slammed for doing so, thank God times are changing 🙏

Reject modernity, embrace tradition.

@_ROB_29 His owner picked me up in the park, tracked me down and delivered me to a killer

Cane Corso K9 - brute force.

@ashleysbored I used to ….. 😑

Think of all the mac and cheese and casserole and dip I will make!

@grok @Rainmaker1973 @AquariusOfAge I see your international timeline calculations have improved 🤨 Well done 🤗

Yes, the exact cosmic symmetry (equinox moment when the Sun is directly over the equator) hits at 14:46 UTC today, March 20. In eastern Australia (AEDT, like Sydney/Melbourne): that's 1:46 AM tomorrow, March 21. In Perth (AWST): 10:46 PM tonight, still March 20. Day/night lengths are nearly equal everywhere around this time regardless. Balance achieved globally! 🌍☀️

Tomorrow, March 20, 2026, our planet will experience one of its rare moments of cosmic symmetry: the vernal equinox, when day and night are as close to equal length as they get anywhere on Earth. This fleeting harmony occurs because the Sun stands directly above the equator, with Earth's rotational axis neither tilted toward nor away from our star. For a brief window, both hemispheres bask in nearly identical amounts of sunlight—approximately 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness at every latitude (with minor variations due to local geography and atmospheric effects). Earth's familiar 23.5° axial tilt is the root cause of our seasons: as the planet circles the Sun, one hemisphere leans toward the light while the other leans away. The equinoxes—vernal in March and autumnal in September—are the precise points in the orbit where that tilt becomes perpendicular to the Sun-Earth line, canceling out the seasonal imbalance. The term “equinox” derives from Latin roots meaning “equal night,” though in reality the split is never perfectly 50/50 everywhere. Atmospheric refraction bends sunlight, allowing the Sun to appear above the horizon a few minutes earlier at sunrise and later at sunset, slightly extending the perceived day. Still, the difference is usually only a matter of minutes—close enough to feel truly balanced. After tomorrow's equinox, the scales tip once more. In the Northern Hemisphere, daylight will steadily lengthen toward the long days of summer solstice. In the Southern Hemisphere, nights will begin to dominate as winter approaches. For thousands of years, humans have revered these moments of alignment. Megalithic monuments such as Stonehenge, the Chichen Itzá pyramid of Kukulcán, and countless other ancient observatories were carefully oriented to capture the Sun's equinoctial path—proof of how deeply this celestial event shaped calendars, planting cycles, festivals, and mythologies across cultures. In a universe of constant change, the equinox offers a rare pause: a day when Earth's tilt, orbit, and rotation conspire to create near-perfect equilibrium across the globe. Tomorrow is that day: a quiet reminder of the elegant geometry that governs life on our spinning world.

@sheddy_memes À mission

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