Life is good!
Boerne, TX
Joined February 2011
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“Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson #NewYear2023
Go. Big. Red. 🌽 #huskers
I synced every big play from the 34-7 W to the Husker Radio broadcast and I need you to hear what Kyle Crooks does when Jamal Rule hits the 55-yarder.
Headphones. Full volume. Thank me later. 🔊
Youtube: youtu.be/1gbgu-itCLs?is=ChwW…
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When the largest wildfire in Nebraska history tore through Mike and Kayla Wintz’s Sandhills ranch, it wiped out the grass and hay their cattle depend on. Their livelihood was gone — until strangers from across the country stepped in. @SteveHartmanCBS is On the Road.
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Tom Brady explains his mental edge and why practice (not gameday) creates separation.
"There was a part of me that was a psychopath out there. I was extremely hypercompetitive every day. I didn't feel like let's get to Sunday and now it's the time...Every day is the time to give your best, even in practice."
Every day your standards are either reinforced or lowered by how you treat practice.
You don’t flip a switch into excellence. You rehearse it daily.
📹: Impaulsive Podcast
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When success begins to slip from your fingers—for whatever reason—the response isn’t to grip and claw so hard that you shatter it to pieces. It’s to understand that you must work yourself back to the aspirational phase. You must get back to first principles and best practices.
News you can use…
Santa Claus has left the North Pole 🎄!
Watch Santa's journey as he delivers presents to children worldwide with the NORAD Santa Tracker 🎁🎄 xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1OdJrXWqk…
This is impressive and well-done. Worth the time invested to watch regardless of your political persuasion. #kennedy24 youtube.com/live/lWepsw6AhV4…
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This video hit me hard...
Legendary basketball coach John Wooden shares a poem that he has framed in his home.
"A careful man I must always be, a little fellow follows me."
It offers a powerful reminder for all of us:
Actions, not words, are what matter in the end.
There is always someone watching and learning from your actions.
Your actions create ripples in the world.
Whether it's your little fellow, a neighbor, a partner, a friend, or an enemy: Someone is always watching.
The best parenting, relationship, and life advice:
Make a list of the values you want to see others embrace, then go out and embody those yourself.
You change the world by first changing yourself.
"I must be careful as I go, through summer’s sun and winter’s snow, because I am building for the years to be, this little chap who follows me."
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There have been thousands of fantastic tornado photographs and videos but none quite like this one.
The story of the 1989 "tornado girl", one of the most iconic weather pictures ever taken
Marilee Thomas of Beaver City, Nebraska took this photograph of her daughter Audra about two miles from a Furnas County tornado on April 26, 1989. The tornado did cut across her farm and destroyed a barn structure on the property but no lives were lost, thankfully.
The picture entered into a Kodak contest and won the second place in the National contest, and it quickly became an iconic photo, not only for the Midwest culture.
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Imagine dressing up as Freddie Freeman for Halloween and seeing him out whole trick-or-treating
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It would’ve been nice to be at home on the couch (or at Devaney), but this was a pretty good way to watch @HuskerVB too
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🚨BOOK GIVEAWAY🚨
Our next giveaway will be the epic @DorisKGoodwin book:
“TEAM OF RIVALS:
The Political Genius of
Abraham Lincoln”
RULES:
1. Must be following me
2. Must RT this tweet
3. Must follow @ALPLM
WINNER WILL BE PICKED ON SUNDAY
GO‼️
#POTUS 📚🇺🇸
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Somewhere along the line, society started thinking that tearing down others is “cool”.
You wanna know what’s cool:
• Saying thank you
• Helping strangers
• Listening to learn
• Being on time
• Empowering others
• Being where your feet are
• Giving without expectations
