What could he possibly have done 😭🥀 #austyn #autsyn

The JonBenét Ramsey case began on December 26, 1996, when 6-year-old JonBenét Ramsey was reported missing from her family’s home in Boulder, Colorado. Her mother, Patsy Ramsey, called 911 after finding a two-and-a-half-page ransom note demanding $118,000 for JonBenét’s safe return. The note was unusually long, appeared to be written inside the house using Patsy’s notepad and pen, and included references similar to lines from popular movies. Despite the kidnapping claim, there were no clear signs

if we have voices, we must use them. Edit: if you’re feeling helpless remember that we have more power than you think. Don’t look away even when it becomes uncomfortable. Educate yourself on what’s happening in Afghanistan and Palestine right now, donate to organizations supporting Afghan and Palestinian women, and use your voice because their voices are being silenced 🩷 I would highly recommend reading “A Woman is No Man” by Etaf Rum. It is about Palestinian women living in America and it chan

Walk on the Water, featured on CCR's 4/20 Jams compilation

Have you ever seen the rain?

Walk on the Water, featured on CCR's 4/20 Jams compilation

Letting our kids tell us that baby number 3 is on the way 🥹🤍 memories I’ll cherish forever. Seeing how excited Ella is just makes my heart burst-that might change if it’s another boy tho 😂 Nash kind of gets it and tells me I need to go to the doctor when I’m hugging the toilet haha. We decided to wait and tell Ella until I had my second ultrasound since we have a long history of losses. It was so hard to keep from her but it’s so fun to celebrate with her now. I love this season so much!!

Abdul Carter publicly calling out Jaxson Dart for taking the main stage at a Tr*mp rally is something very few NFL players have been willing to do. Mostly bc the ramifications can be monumental. The support for Carter needs to be loud. #nfl #newyorkgiants #abdulcarter #jaxsondart

Replying to @The Daily Dee 🇨🇦 When vets suggest euthanasia A major part of the decision comes down to quality of life. Is your pet still able to enjoy life? Are they still comfortable, able to rest, eat, move around, and experience their normal daily activities without ongoing pain or suffering? As veterinarians, one of our most important responsibilities is pain management and maintaining a patient’s quality of life for as long as possible. In many cases, we can use medication, supportive car