TonyS🇺🇸

Ready for more meetings

@SMF904 Pretty cute! Have a good one🤙

What I saw when I opened my eyes this morning 😂

She got a CANNON 😳💪

Today in American History: 1867 U.S. Secretary of State William H. Seward signed a treaty with Russia to purchase Alaska for $7.2 million (about two cents per acre). Initially ridiculed as a wasteful “icebox,” the deal proved valuable after the Klondike Gold Rush and for its vast natural resources. Today the estimated value of natural resources in Alaska is around $5 trillion in value.

We owe $8,000 to the IRS because we withdrew money to take care of my wife's mother to move her near us so we can take care of her. Do you know how hard it is to see these stories showing the fraud and corruption taking place with our tax money when writing the check?

SECRETARY RUBIO: Iran is making threats about controlling the Strait of Hormuz and creating a tolling system. That’s not going to be allowed to happen. There is a way forward here to achieve our objectives in a matter of weeks, not months.

@LouBonomi Nice!

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@DoctorLemma @miamartini01

In 1973, a 26-year-old English teacher in the United States threw three pages of a story into the bin. He thought it was terrible. He was done with it. His wife pulled the pages out of the trash, smoothed them out, and read them. That story became one of the bestselling novels in history. At the time, Stephen King was living in a trailer in Maine with his wife Tabitha and two small children. He taught English at a private high school. She worked the second shift at Dunkin’ Donuts. He also worked summers at an industrial laundry and took extra jobs as a janitor and a gas pump attendant. He could not afford his own typewriter. He used his wife’s, set up on a makeshift desk she had fitted between the washing machine and the dryer. He had already written three novels. None of them were published. Then he started writing a story about a bullied teenage girl with supernatural powers. After three pages, he hated it. He felt he did not understand the character and could not make it work. He crumpled the pages and threw them away. The next day, he came home from work and found Tabitha reading those pages. She had pulled them out of the bin, covered in cigarette ash, and sat down to read them. “You’ve got something here,” she told him. “If you don’t know how teenage girls act, I’ll help you with that part. Just finish it.” He finished it. The book was called Carrie. It was rejected by 30 publishers. Then one finally said yes. They did not even own a telephone. When the publisher called to accept the book, Tabitha had to dress up the kids, walk to the neighbour’s house, and call Stephen at work. He said she had never called him at work before. When he picked up the phone, they were both out of breath. The advance was $2,500. He used it to move his family out of the trailer. Carrie went on to sell over 1 million copies in its first year. Stephen King has since published over 60 novels. More than 350 million copies sold worldwide. But none of it would have happened if Tabitha King had not pulled three crumpled pages out of a bin in their laundry room.

@INoodlehill Nice 3!

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@pinksnowkitten5 Nice!

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@JacqueVaxx 😊🤙🇬🇷

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@SMF904 That’s superb!

There hasn’t been a more perfect night here for a fire.

Duke fans heading into work tomorrow morning

@SMF904 @advmoreira_ue Worth it, I’m sure!

@TonySamBoat @advmoreira_ue Ohhh. I might have to travel down there for that!

米国 – NASAのアルテミスII宇宙ミッションは、人類初の月面着陸を記念するもので、2026年4月1日（水）22時24分（協定世界時、東部夏時間18時24分）にケネディ宇宙センターから打ち上げられます。 アポロ17号（1972年）以来となる有人月探査ミッション：4名の宇宙飛行士（ワイズマン、グローバー、コック、ハンセン（いずれもカナダ宇宙庁所属））が、オリオン宇宙船とSLSロケットの性能試験のため、10日間の月周回自由軌道飛行を行います。

@SMF904 Yes…he and Bessent are my favorites

@TonySamBoat One of, if not *the*, best in this administration, IMO.

It doesn’t get more clear than this.

BREAKING 🚨: NASA says Artemis II is a 'GO' with zero technical issues reported ahead of Wednesday's historic Moon launch FOUR ASTRONAUTS WILL FLY AROUND THE MOON FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1972 Liftoff set for April 1st!

@SMF904 @JimmyLevendia Yep, definitely!

@TonySamBoat @JimmyLevendia Agreed. The travel time from FL to Maui, coupled with the time difference, made it unrealistic to keep that condo.

Let’s see a photograph you took with the sun in it.