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Sometimes you gotta look at the money coming out of your account to pay these damn bills and just Thank God it’s there
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Halle : It feels amazing to be a part of the crew of black women that are just trying. We're knocking down doors, and we're here to stay.
Rege: You're not trying nothing. Take try out of your vocabulary. You are achieving, and we're celebrating you achieving.
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BUT THE OTHER SNOW JUST MELTED
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Just got my electric bill. When y'all come over please use the flashlight on your phone.
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what’s the first area of your body that you wash in the shower and why is it your left arm?
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Kehlani debuted 12 years ago. She just won her first GRAMMY.
Leon Thomas debuted 14 years ago. He just won his first GRAMMY as a lead vocal artist.
Clipse debuted 24 years ago. They just won their first GRAMMY.
Persistence and patience compound.
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what did Apple do to the iPhone keyboard because I genuinely feel like I’m losing my mind typing these days
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Case Dismissed. "Mwah, No Bars!" #RHOP 🌸🥂
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Teachers are quitting at record rates and headlines warn that younger generations aren't reading.
Meanwhile this young man with tens of millions of fans is working to educate himself in front of the world.
This deserves praise, not mockery.
Kai Cenat kept having to look up what certain words meant during his reading journey to become a better speaker 😭 teapaw.org/TheClipBot/status/2011…
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Watching my mom go from social butterfly to battling Alzheimer’s has been heartbreaking these last few years. Not just for me, but for my wife and my entire family. Having a caretaker in the house seven days a week, for 10 hours a day, is a lot. Your house isn't really your house. And don't get me started on the financial burden. So much credit goes to Jade for being the rock she is, to Huey and Veda being the grandkids my mom was hellbent on being present for, and my mom — for battling depression, grief, and this new reality she never asked for.
But now and then, a moment happens that shows the true good in people, and this crazy ass world we live in. This is Abigail. She was my grandma and mom’s caretaker in Virginia. She sat front row at my grandma’s funeral consoling my mom and dealing with her own grief. Abigail is family. We still keep in contact. I hope we always will. Last week, she surprised my mom by coming to visit. Abigail did this because she loves my mom, and one of the last things my grandma ever said to her was, “Please take care of my little girl when I'm gone.” Abigail did that and so much more. To all the great caretakers out there, thank you. Meeting angels on Earth is a blessing. To the healthcare industry, I wish I could say the same.



























