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What’s on your mind? Past Present Future. What your having a hard time dealing with. It’s all here.
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Hell of a split from known gymnast Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
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"Make your dreams fall from the sky, just manifest it.
Let it fall from the sky, find a way to make it flip.
Once it falls from the sky, keep the wolves away.
Keep it real close, let it fall for you today. Let it fall from the sky" Tweeter
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It takes as much energy to wish as it does to plan... #Persitence #Energy
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“I actually climbed up because they were saying she was trapped in the apartment,” Jermaine told WPVI, adding that officials would not let him into the building’s front entrance. So what did he do? Jermaine, who had hurt his hip earlier that day, decided to climb up 15 stories to save his mother!
“They said the elevators are not working,” he said, adding that they suggested he could just take the stairs. “They were like, ‘We can’t let you in.’ I took it upon myself because that’s my mother. There’s no limits. That’s my mother. The first cop said the whole building was on fire. My sister was out there, my mother not out there. I [didn’t] know what else to do but go up and get her.”
The heroic son went up the fenced-in balconies of the building with wire cutters handy. "When I grabbed a gate, at the top of the gate, there was a ledge. Then I could step on top of the ledge and reach up to the other gate, and keep climbing my way up," Jermaine explained. Finally, he found his mother Sheila, 65, and her boyfriend safe on a balcony. Fortunately for the pair, the flames hadn’t reached their floor. They informed him that the fire had been contained.
"She was more shocked. She's not surprised by the things that I do for her. She knows I'll go over and beyond for her," he said, adding, "All for my mom's safety, period. I wasn't worried about mine at all. She can't get out of the bed or walk around so if there's a fire she needs help out." The young man explained that he worked as a roofer and a construction worker. Growing up he was also an adventurous child, and that gave him plenty of climbing experience. “As kids we used to jump roofs,” he said. “Glad I had the practice.”
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After the incident Jermaine thought he would get arrested but an understanding officer let him off the hook. "He told me if I didn't leave I was going straight to jail. Because that was his job. But, he actually did cut me a break. He understood the circumstances, he knew - when your adrenaline is pumping, and your mom is up there, you're thinking she's dying - you'd do anything you can," Jermaine said. Footage showed the young man in a green shirt and jeans as he scaled 15 stories of the high-rise building. "He climbed about 200 feet down on what looked like basically chain-link fencing and then the railings of each apartment building," SkyForce10 pilot Jeremy Haas said
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Sooo long story short... some children will have education food and clean water and some will have neither and die... oh k ...
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The Big Food Industry spends trillions making addictive, processed food.
And they spend billions of marketing dollars lying to you about it.
Here are their 14 biggest lies:
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435 followers is not even a good morning on my tweet..maybe I'm the only one polite (only someone is polite)ok..thank you.❤️
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