God first, America 🇺🇸, Proud mom of an Air Force son, my dogs Tallulah and Tucker

Joined September 2023
Just a girl and her dog. Couldn’t ask for anything more
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Monday hoops in OKC 🎟️ bit.ly/4eUYBXJ 📺 Thunder+ on NBA app, KSBI OKC & KQCW Tulsa on Spectrum Ch 7, DirecTV, DirecTV Stream Ch 52/19, Fubo. 📻 @sportsanimal
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Praying for Jdub 🙏🏼
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Please pray for Jaylen Williams. He was involved in a horrific basketball accident last night. I just don’t know💔🙏🏼
One of the easiest guys in basketball to root for. This one hurts 💔
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Praying for Jalen Williams. 🙏🏼
Jalen Williams takes an ugly fall and is not getting up. Leg injury. Stretcher is now on the court as his teammates are close by for support
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I don't care what anyone says about Jalen Williams, he's fought through everything Torn wrist ligament all of the 24/25 playoffs and still dropped 40 in the Finals, won us a championship Multiple hamstring injuries in 25/26 and missed approximately all the last season, came back in the summer to be healthy Now he's out for the season in 26/27 after working in ass off to be healthy, he's a warrior no matter what. GET WELL SOON J DUB ♥️
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An emotional SGA on JDub getting hurt: "I just feel bad for him. Nothing more than that. He'll be back better than ever" not good new at all
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Sunday night hoops at @PaycomCenter 🏠 🎟️ bit.ly/3WJE2qW 📺 Thunder+ on NBA app, KSBI OKC & KQCW Tulsa on Spectrum Ch 7, DirecTV, DirecTV Stream Ch 52/19, Fubo. Coverage starts at 5:30PM 📻 @sportsanimal 💻 okcthunder.com/watch
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Is that polish sausage and cheese for us???
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Saturday afternoon naps
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Grok Imagine prompt: Sunrise on the ocean
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October 23, 1983. A date forever etched in the hearts of United States Marines. Forty-three years ago, a terrorist drove a truck loaded with explosives into the Marine barracks in Beirut, Lebanon, killing 241 American service members, including 220 Marines, 18 sailors, and 3 soldiers. They were sons, brothers, husbands, fathers, and friends. Young Americans who had answered their country’s call, never knowing they would never see home again. For those of us who have worn the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor, Beirut is not just another tragic event in American history. Those were our brothers. We may never have met them, but we share a bond that neither time nor death can break. Forty-three years have passed. Families have grown older, children have grown up without their fathers, and parents have gone to their graves still mourning their sons. But I promise you one thing. The United States Marine Corps has not forgotten them, and we never will. Rest peacefully, brothers. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten. Semper Fidelis. Always Faithful.
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