Whit
@thecheekyredmare.bsky.social
A lady with too many goats, an internet connection, with an oddly haphazard lifestyle no one wants…that she continues to share despite this fact.
Well said, it’s true for me as well.
I’m being as recklessly kind as possible to as many people as I can be.
I’m being as recklessly kind as possible to as many people as I can be.
February 25, 2025 at 5:36 PM
Well said, it’s true for me as well.
I’m being as recklessly kind as possible to as many people as I can be.
I’m being as recklessly kind as possible to as many people as I can be.
According to her, no. My husband has different opinions on that however. 😅
February 23, 2025 at 3:24 PM
According to her, no. My husband has different opinions on that however. 😅
4/4
Now we are more like the wish version of a
Sci-Fy impossibility dime novel- with religious city state and loyalty tests and all. 🥺
Now we are more like the wish version of a
Sci-Fy impossibility dime novel- with religious city state and loyalty tests and all. 🥺
January 30, 2025 at 4:00 PM
4/4
Now we are more like the wish version of a
Sci-Fy impossibility dime novel- with religious city state and loyalty tests and all. 🥺
Now we are more like the wish version of a
Sci-Fy impossibility dime novel- with religious city state and loyalty tests and all. 🥺
3/4
Horrible weather emergencies like tornados are oddly more prevalent here, and some part of our DNA is wired to help out others in face of tragedy.
I mourn this loss possibly more than anything else of the last decade. We used to be known for being incredibly (oddly) friendly and helpful.
Horrible weather emergencies like tornados are oddly more prevalent here, and some part of our DNA is wired to help out others in face of tragedy.
I mourn this loss possibly more than anything else of the last decade. We used to be known for being incredibly (oddly) friendly and helpful.
January 30, 2025 at 4:00 PM
3/4
Horrible weather emergencies like tornados are oddly more prevalent here, and some part of our DNA is wired to help out others in face of tragedy.
I mourn this loss possibly more than anything else of the last decade. We used to be known for being incredibly (oddly) friendly and helpful.
Horrible weather emergencies like tornados are oddly more prevalent here, and some part of our DNA is wired to help out others in face of tragedy.
I mourn this loss possibly more than anything else of the last decade. We used to be known for being incredibly (oddly) friendly and helpful.
2/3 So that for a brief moment, we got to see Americans being the Americans I knew we were before. Ones who cared for each other, in the worst or last moments of life.
We care for each other and check in.
We care for each other and check in.
January 30, 2025 at 3:59 PM
2/3 So that for a brief moment, we got to see Americans being the Americans I knew we were before. Ones who cared for each other, in the worst or last moments of life.
We care for each other and check in.
We care for each other and check in.
And I am Still so impressed at your incredible skill and FAST progress!
January 29, 2025 at 4:04 AM
And I am Still so impressed at your incredible skill and FAST progress!