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If you live in Nashville or surrounding areas, or plan to visit. You can see the exhibit “everyone joins a band” at the NKA Gallery.
Z had her very 1st solo art show at NKA Gallery in Nashville tonight. Her sister, Alexis (Lexi) Nicole (The Brand) made her fit. Lexi also made the jeans she has on. They can make art or fits for you too.
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This would be even better if the score was tighter. Could be soon.
Cade Cunningham beautifully fakes AJ Dybantsa with the spin and dunk from the baseline, and Dybantsa answers right back with an And-1 dunk over John Collins, as Cade is called for his 5th foul in the 3rd quarter (with replays)
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FLÁVERY®️ retweeted
I’m not going to be hyperbolic about Shedeur Sanders. I’m going to the film. I’ll form my opinion for facts, no bias.
The deep throws to Boston and Concepcion created chunk plays, but what impressed me most was his execution in late-game situations, particularly when the The Saints executed one play better, but Shedeur showed that the preparation he puts into these moments is paying dividends.
There’s plenty to unpack. #FilmDontLie
@thepivot sports on @youtube
#ThePivotSports #ShedeurSanders #Browns
youtu.be/nFXhICkWOZg
The deep throws to Boston and Concepcion created chunk plays, but what impressed me most was his execution in late-game situations, particularly when the The Saints executed one play better, but Shedeur showed that the preparation he puts into these moments is paying dividends.
There’s plenty to unpack. #FilmDontLie
@thepivot sports on @youtube
#ThePivotSports #ShedeurSanders #Browns
youtu.be/nFXhICkWOZg
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From way baaaack when the album “esperanza” originally came out 🥹! (& it’s fitna be out this Friday on vinyl for the first time!)
i.concordjazz.com/esperanza
Date: June 8th 2008
Show: Need to Know
Edit: @sharipettiii
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Putting up the Christmas tree listening to Fred Hammond’s Christmas album😌
If I put up a tree,it goes up B4 Thanksgiving&down aft Valentines Day🤫
🎶 Now I'm not one to second guess what angels have to say,
but this is such a strange way to save the world🎶🙌🏾
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If I put up a tree,it goes up B4 Thanksgiving&down aft Valentines Day🤫
🎶 Now I'm not one to second guess what angels have to say,
but this is such a strange way to save the world🎶🙌🏾
🎻🥄♥️🖤🎄🦃💝
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FLÁVERY®️ retweeted
cook county & chicago is clearly the capital of the midwest. i did not grow up with a thick midwestern accent, calling it “pop”, saying “ope” every five seconds, eating blue moon ice cream, and braving freezing cold winters just to be called “kinda sorta midwestern”
The Midwest mapped.
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I, who was born and grew up within a 60 mile radius of it, concur. I’ve lived in the south longer than I have in the midwest and you won’t hear me calling a Sprite a “cold drink or Coke”😂 It’s “pop”. Turn it green! 🧐🤣
cook county & chicago is clearly the capital of the midwest. i did not grow up with a thick midwestern accent, calling it “pop”, saying “ope” every five seconds, eating blue moon ice cream, and braving freezing cold winters just to be called “kinda sorta midwestern”
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RT @Kaiz_294: James Talarico tells Jimmy Kimmel what he thinks Jesus would say on the floor of the US Senate about food assistance, Medicai…
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IMO, Acuff. Statistically, Dybansta. Overall, these two players’ theatrical offense&overall contribution to their teams is unmatched despite their teams not advancing. Boozer has played sketchy&inconsistently in this tournament series& I haven’t seen Lendeborg’s game.
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Finalists for @NaismithTrophy Player of the Year 🤩
👉 Cameron Boozer
👉 Darius Acuff Jr.
👉 Yaxel Lendeborg
👉 AJ Dybantsa
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So now that they are in the NBA, why wasn’t Peterson on this list? I admit I don’t know how these things are decided. I do know this year’s rookie/draft class of NBA players are must see TV.
IMO, Acuff. Statistically, Dybansta. Overall, these two players’ theatrical offense&overall contribution to their teams is unmatched despite their teams not advancing. Boozer has played sketchy&inconsistently in this tournament series& I haven’t seen Lendeborg’s game.
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Married believers,if U always want what U want(control). If you’re always right in your mind. If U are your 1st priority. If U can’t “listen”b4 U respond. Why did you marry? God has provided everything you need to work everything listed below through His Spirit. Psalm103:1-2👇🏾
One of the greatest signs of maturity in marriage is understanding that your spouse is not your opponent. You cannot build a peaceful home with someone you constantly compete against. Marriage is not a courtroom where both parties must prove who is right, nor is it a battlefield where someone must surrender before peace can reign. It is a covenant where two imperfect people learn to love, understand, strengthen and complement one another. Never become so determined to win an argument that you lose the heart of the person you promised to love.
There will be disagreements, misunderstandings, disappointments and seasons of pressure. But be careful not to allow temporary emotions to produce permanent wounds. Words spoken in anger can remain in the heart long after the argument has ended. Therefore, learn when to speak, when to listen, when to apologise and when to let something go.
Truths every married couple must embrace:
1. Choose understanding over superiority. You don't always have to prove your point. Sometimes, your spouse needs to feel heard more than you need to be right.
2. Protect your unity, especially during disagreements. Never allow outsiders, family pressures, financial difficulties or personal frustrations to turn you against each other.
3. Learn the power of a sincere apology. Saying "I am sorry" does not make you weak. It demonstrates that your love is greater than your ego.
4. Never weaponise your spouse's weaknesses. The person you married should feel safe enough to be vulnerable around you, not constantly afraid that their mistakes will be used against them.
5. Make decisions as partners, not rivals. Your goals, dreams, finances, children and future should be approached with mutual respect, consultation and shared responsibility.
6. Don't keep score of who sacrifices more. Marriage is not a transaction. Give love generously, appreciate each other's efforts and never take one another for granted.
7. Keep God at the centre of your home. Pray together, grow spiritually together and allow God's Word to guide your attitudes, decisions and reactions.
Ecclesiastes 4:12 reminds us that a threefold cord is not quickly broken.
You can win every argument and still lose intimacy. You can prove every point and still damage trust. You can have the last word and still leave your marriage wounded.
A healthy marriage is not one without disagreements; it is one where disagreements do not destroy respect, affection, trust and commitment.
Never forget that you are not competing for a trophy. You are building a home, nurturing a covenant and creating a legacy.
When your spouse hurts, don't celebrate. When your spouse succeeds, don't compete. When your spouse struggles, don't condemn. When challenges arise, stand together.
May your marriage become a place where two people are not fighting to establish superiority but are committed to building a lifetime of friendship, faithfulness, peace and purpose.
The ultimate goal is not to have the last word; it is to preserve the love, honour the covenant and finish the journey together. Remember: In marriage, it should never be "me against you." It should always be "us against the challenges, with God leading us."
#Marriage
#PstKimeamihia
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FLÁVERY®️ retweeted
One of the greatest signs of maturity in marriage is understanding that your spouse is not your opponent. You cannot build a peaceful home with someone you constantly compete against. Marriage is not a courtroom where both parties must prove who is right, nor is it a battlefield where someone must surrender before peace can reign. It is a covenant where two imperfect people learn to love, understand, strengthen and complement one another. Never become so determined to win an argument that you lose the heart of the person you promised to love.
There will be disagreements, misunderstandings, disappointments and seasons of pressure. But be careful not to allow temporary emotions to produce permanent wounds. Words spoken in anger can remain in the heart long after the argument has ended. Therefore, learn when to speak, when to listen, when to apologise and when to let something go.
Truths every married couple must embrace:
1. Choose understanding over superiority. You don't always have to prove your point. Sometimes, your spouse needs to feel heard more than you need to be right.
2. Protect your unity, especially during disagreements. Never allow outsiders, family pressures, financial difficulties or personal frustrations to turn you against each other.
3. Learn the power of a sincere apology. Saying "I am sorry" does not make you weak. It demonstrates that your love is greater than your ego.
4. Never weaponise your spouse's weaknesses. The person you married should feel safe enough to be vulnerable around you, not constantly afraid that their mistakes will be used against them.
5. Make decisions as partners, not rivals. Your goals, dreams, finances, children and future should be approached with mutual respect, consultation and shared responsibility.
6. Don't keep score of who sacrifices more. Marriage is not a transaction. Give love generously, appreciate each other's efforts and never take one another for granted.
7. Keep God at the centre of your home. Pray together, grow spiritually together and allow God's Word to guide your attitudes, decisions and reactions.
Ecclesiastes 4:12 reminds us that a threefold cord is not quickly broken.
You can win every argument and still lose intimacy. You can prove every point and still damage trust. You can have the last word and still leave your marriage wounded.
A healthy marriage is not one without disagreements; it is one where disagreements do not destroy respect, affection, trust and commitment.
Never forget that you are not competing for a trophy. You are building a home, nurturing a covenant and creating a legacy.
When your spouse hurts, don't celebrate. When your spouse succeeds, don't compete. When your spouse struggles, don't condemn. When challenges arise, stand together.
May your marriage become a place where two people are not fighting to establish superiority but are committed to building a lifetime of friendship, faithfulness, peace and purpose.
The ultimate goal is not to have the last word; it is to preserve the love, honour the covenant and finish the journey together. Remember: In marriage, it should never be "me against you." It should always be "us against the challenges, with God leading us."
#Marriage
#PstKimeamihia
There will be disagreements, misunderstandings, disappointments and seasons of pressure. But be careful not to allow temporary emotions to produce permanent wounds. Words spoken in anger can remain in the heart long after the argument has ended. Therefore, learn when to speak, when to listen, when to apologise and when to let something go.
Truths every married couple must embrace:
1. Choose understanding over superiority. You don't always have to prove your point. Sometimes, your spouse needs to feel heard more than you need to be right.
2. Protect your unity, especially during disagreements. Never allow outsiders, family pressures, financial difficulties or personal frustrations to turn you against each other.
3. Learn the power of a sincere apology. Saying "I am sorry" does not make you weak. It demonstrates that your love is greater than your ego.
4. Never weaponise your spouse's weaknesses. The person you married should feel safe enough to be vulnerable around you, not constantly afraid that their mistakes will be used against them.
5. Make decisions as partners, not rivals. Your goals, dreams, finances, children and future should be approached with mutual respect, consultation and shared responsibility.
6. Don't keep score of who sacrifices more. Marriage is not a transaction. Give love generously, appreciate each other's efforts and never take one another for granted.
7. Keep God at the centre of your home. Pray together, grow spiritually together and allow God's Word to guide your attitudes, decisions and reactions.
Ecclesiastes 4:12 reminds us that a threefold cord is not quickly broken.
You can win every argument and still lose intimacy. You can prove every point and still damage trust. You can have the last word and still leave your marriage wounded.
A healthy marriage is not one without disagreements; it is one where disagreements do not destroy respect, affection, trust and commitment.
Never forget that you are not competing for a trophy. You are building a home, nurturing a covenant and creating a legacy.
When your spouse hurts, don't celebrate. When your spouse succeeds, don't compete. When your spouse struggles, don't condemn. When challenges arise, stand together.
May your marriage become a place where two people are not fighting to establish superiority but are committed to building a lifetime of friendship, faithfulness, peace and purpose.
The ultimate goal is not to have the last word; it is to preserve the love, honour the covenant and finish the journey together. Remember: In marriage, it should never be "me against you." It should always be "us against the challenges, with God leading us."
#Marriage
#PstKimeamihia
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Who like candles? Especially for Christmas? New to FLÁVERY. I had to order the Cashmere Fig. 😌
FLÁVERY Merchandise Page. ♾️ in profile. #ChristmasCandles
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FLÁVERY Merchandise Page. ♾️ in profile. #ChristmasCandles
🎻🥄♥️🖤🕯️🎄
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Who like candles? Especially for Christmas? New to FLÁVERY. I had to order the Cashmere Fig. 😌
FLÁVERY Merchandise Page. ♾️ in profile. #ChristmasCandles
🎻🥄♥️🖤🕯️🎄
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