My first Bruce @springsteen concert and I fear I may never emotionally recover. Over three hours. A full medley. Zero concern for the fact that I like to get to bed around 10.30pm !!!!!! I had mentally transferred to my pajamas pre encore !!!!! and not sure how I got home !!!!! Deep respect for New Jersey, might purchase a harmonica - and PS, he stands on business #brilliant !!!!!!
Motherhood ??????? Friends who guide, neighbors who quietly step in, chosen family, teachers and coaches who carry your child forward, a cast of characters, ones that love you hard when you don’t quite know how to do that for yourself.
It’s adventures. Chaos. Laughter. Fear. Pride. It’s having your heart living outside of your body and realizing you’ll never fully get it back.
My version of motherhood was built through the people who saw me, supported me, encouraged me, and helped raise us both along the way.
Mad Crazy Love ❤️
Love at first sight @twodadstwokids 🤍 the decades have been good to us, but you my friend are thriving and surviving 🕺🏽( it’s just wild how seriously you take yourself ) 🖤
The Met Gala supports the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute, and that matters.
When figures like Jeff Bezos sit at the center of cultural power, we’re not just celebrating, we’re normalizing a model of it.
Vast wealth built on aggressive tax avoidance, relentless labor pressure, and deep entanglement with government systems, including those many find ethically troubling. None of that disappears under a dress code.
I say this as someone who participates. I use Amazon, who doesn’t.
But participation shouldn’t mean intellectual dishonesty.
Supporting the Institute is one thing. Being uncritical about the power underwriting it is another.
In case you were wondering - Aggressive tax minimization strategies ( this is what is funding the party), Large-scale warehouse labor pressure and monitoring practices, Anti-union efforts and resistance to unionization, Mass layoffs used as cost and market strategy, Market dominance and anti-competitive concerns, Pressure placed on small third-party sellers, Ethical concerns around government cloud contracts via Amazon Web Services, Environmental impact from logistics and delivery scale, Extreme wealth concentration and inequality effects, Cultural and economic influence with limited accountability
Fraud doesn’t always come from strangers, sometimes it shows up as someone you think you know.
It’s the fake account in your DMs.
The stolen photos.
The messages that feel almost real.
Impersonation isn’t harmless, it’s theft of identity, trust, and reputation.
If something feels off, trust that instinct.
Pause. Look closely. Check for inconsistencies, especially in email addresses and handles.
Never send photos, money, or personal information.
If it feels too good to be true, it probably is, double and triple check everything.
Silence protects fraud. Awareness shuts it down.
