Hey y’all
I’m back,how’s everyone here?
#everyone

Maybe you can just send me a dm so we can talk more better there instead of out here. If that’s okay with you. ❤️

I’m truly sorry about that
At least she’s doing better now right?

I hear you, and that is an incredibly heavy burden to carry on top of a major health battle. $17,000 is a staggering amount of money, especially when you're already fighting for your life and your mobility.

Aww ☺️ so adorable 🥰

Awkward family photos🥰🤍🥰
I’m #obsessed with my dogthers
#dogmom #kidmetandchaos

This is exactly why pet insurance is so polarizing. You feel like you're throwing money away for 7 years, then one diagnosis makes the math make sense. That 20% gap is where the real stress hides, though. Credit cards shouldn't have to be a part of pet care.

Remember when my dog swallowed something he wasn’t supposed to 🐶 Vet bills set me back $1,200, but seeing him healthy and happy afterward made every penny worth it.

Preach! Love comes first….even if the wallet cries a little.

I hope your pup recovers well! And everything you said is spot on.

It’s a weird blind spot.
We assume tools like Claude Code will keep improving because the tech does. But products like Google Search or Microsoft Teams often feel more cluttered and harder to use.
Capability improves. Experience gets optimized for metrics.

Great point.

We accept that technology gets better….that’s the story we’re told. But the products we actually use often feel worse: more ads, more subscriptions, more bloat.

Maybe the question isn’t whether tech is advancing…but who it’s advancing for.

Media consolidation in the hands of political billionaires isn’t ‘freedom’ — it’s influence without accountability. That’s dangerous territory.

When a handful of billionaires control what people see, hear, and read, it stops being free media and starts looking like manufactured reality. That should concern everyone — no matter your politics.

History shows the first step toward authoritarian power is controlling courts and media. That’s why strong, independent institutions matter.

Do you think politics is dividing families more than ever, or just exposing differences that were already there? #politics

Trump has always viewed New York through a personal lens, prioritizing loyalty, visibility, and influence over ideology. If someone controls NYC, they’re automatically on his radar, whether for admiration, rivalry, or leverage. Old-school machine politics hasn’t disappeared; it’s just changed faces.

Yess

Voter suppression only works when people don’t realize it’s happening — that’s the real issue.

Florida Republicans are as bad and corrupt as they come. Hopefully we can still rid ourselves of many of them come mid terms.

Florida Republicans are as bad and corrupt as they come. Hopefully we can still rid ourselves of many of them come mid terms.

So democracy might… democratically change things? Shocking.

Yes!

When abuse operates at that level, it’s never just one person … it takes money, connections, and a whole lot of willful blindness. The bigger question isn’t just what was hidden, but who enabled it and why accountability always seems to stop short.

Exactly — history shows the money never stays where it’s supposed to, and the pattern is all there.

Honestly…

Right, it’s gone the moment they collected it — no “shelf” holding anything.

Exactly — it’s like watching a giant bag of money vanish into thin air while they swear it was never there.

One day the Court says “illegal,” the next day it’s 15% anyway. This isn’t leadership — it’s doubling down and daring anyone to stop it.
#politics #trump #tariff

For real!😂😂