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Yes... If you really love him!!! Set him free..
right? But instead you hold him back... Saying Goodbye is not easiest things to say!!! Like the movie"The Notebook"which is one of my life time favorite movie. It was shown last 2004. But still many of us still watching it.. Repeating and repeating because the of story was amazing.Thats a true love... When we fall in love... We never think about other people.We express our emotions to eachother. We share our feelings... We never stop talking about our future plans. Where we going to have vacations...But when we started fighting with non sense issue. I'm not allowed to speak anything... No complains... No rubbish words.. I don't have rights to argue with you.. I can't express my emotions... My opinions... I'm like a puppet or your toys to played with... I know I hurt you but Its me most!!! But still longing to be with you!! Because I will make you change... Because I love you for who you are and What you are!!! But I have to let you go... Last words I will say....I LOVE YOU Goodbye..

The Clinton Crinton Foundation was mentioned in one of my recent blogs about former president Donald Trump with his media circus and to be honest, I was just a young 'whipper-snapper' when it all occurred so I have zero understanding about the Clinton Crinton Foundation, who they are and what they do...

Please enlighten me.

I'm calling it Bootgate and you can quote me on that! Soon to go viral, people are wondering how tall Florida Governor Ron DeSantis really is. He's out on the campaign trail with hopes to be the 'chosen one' for the Republican party at the 2024 election. A man who's body shape and stature being shorter... he played baseball, so there should be some statistics on that. I think some stories claim he's are around 5'-7" or 5'-8" but mister 'boots' may be hiding something inside... lifts to make him taller. But, how much taller?

I've read that DeSantis has claimed he's 5'-11" and that would mean the lifts would bring him up at least 3 inches. Why the suspicion? One photo showed the toes of his boots are flattened... as if his toes aren't there. 3" lifts would do that as his heels get propped up, his toes wouldn't reach the front of his boots. Simple geometry.

They say a picture is worth a thousand words.



When approached, he denied it.

Story link here:

This clip is 1'27" long, I have been trying hard to make it less than 1' but can't find a good way to cut of the music.

If you were me, What could you suggest? I mean which part of this song you think can be shorten? Or which similar song that you think can be good to replace the song in this clip with less than 01 minute short?

Thanks,

... Now, lemmings, he's a Portuguese, so my druthers are to cut him some slack. But today I watched him on left biased PBS, with prunaceous Judy Woodward tossing the softballs. The topic was Covid 19, and I counted a dozen times when he pushed for more money for wasteful/ineffective outfits like his United Nations. They need to relocate out of NYC. My proposal for peace in the Levant (JACTESS),would have the new and vastly trimmed down UN in the peace corridor separating New Palestine from New Israel. And good riddance. I worked with these slugs. Overpaid and under worked. All ueber libs. But the hottie women were usually easy.

How would you feel about finding true love

Open The "Images" Link ... Follow The Instructions & Share Y'all's Creations Here ...

Here's the deal ... @ 0:42 - The looks on Rita's face ...

Proper technique is critical. You don't want to just force your way in causing damage.
Here's a helpful video explaining & demonstrating proper procedures.

Ever felt like you’re losing out in arguments?

Well, get ready as I’m about to reveal 10 cool tips from psychology that can help you.
These are real techniques that anyone can learn and apply.
1. Understand the Other Person’s Perspective
The first and possibly most important psychological trick to get the upper hand in any argument is empathy.
Understanding their perspective doesn’t mean you have to agree with them, but it can help you see why they feel the way they do.
Ask yourself: “Why might they feel this way? What experiences or beliefs could be influencing their point of view?”
2. Stay Cool and Collected
Ever heard the saying, “keep your cool while others lose theirs”?
This is crucial when you’re in an argument.
If you lose your temper, you’re likely to say things you’ll regret later.
Deep breaths can help.
3. Use ‘I’ Statements Rather Than ‘You’ Statements
Here’s a simple yet powerful switch that can make all the difference in an argument. Instead of starting your sentences with ‘you’, which can come off as accusatory and put the other person on the defensive, use ‘I’ statements.
For example, instead of saying, “You never listen to me,” try saying, “I feel like I’m not being heard when I speak.”
4. Listen More Than You Speak
It might seem counterintuitive, but sometimes, the best way to win an argument is to listen more than you speak.
When we’re engaged in a heated discussion, our natural instinct is often to defend our position and make sure our voice is heard. But here’s the thing: If we’re too busy talking, we might miss out on understanding the other person’s point of view.
5. Seek to Understand, Not Just to Win
This one is more about your mindset going into an argument. If your sole aim is to win at all costs, you might end up winning the battle but losing the war. That’s because a victory won by bulldozing the other person can damage your relationship in the long run.
In essence, arguing doesn’t have to be a zero-sum game where one person wins and the other loses. Instead, it can be an opportunity for both parties to learn, grow and come to a mutual understanding.
6. Avoid Absolutes
When you’re in the heat of an argument, it’s easy to get carried away and start using absolute terms like “always” and “never.” But absolutes can make the other person feel attacked and defensive, which can escalate the argument instead of resolving it.
7. Admit When You’re Wrong
No one likes to be wrong. But let’s face it, we all mess up sometimes – it’s part of being human. The problem is, when we’re in an argument, our pride often gets in the way of admitting our mistakes. We dig in our heels and defend our stance, even when we know deep down that we’re in the wrong.
Here’s the truth: Stubbornly sticking to your guns when you’re clearly wrong doesn’t make you look strong or smart – it just makes you look, well, stubborn. And it won’t get you any closer to resolving the argument.
8. Use Silence Strategically
Silence is a powerful tool in an argument that many of us often overlook. When used correctly, it can shift the dynamics of the conversation and even put you in control.
When you’re silent, it forces the other person to fill the void, often causing them to reveal more about their thoughts and feelings. This can give you more insights into their perspective and provide you with valuable information that you can use to shape your arguments.
9. Focus on the Issue, Not the Person
In the heat of an argument, it can be easy to start attacking the person instead of addressing the real issue at hand.
But personal attacks only lead to hurt feelings and more conflict, not resolution.
10. Know When to Walk Away
Let’s be honest: not every argument is worth having.
Sometimes, the best thing you can do is to simply walk.Link: Mindful living

To those who are affected... Happy Valentine's Day!
To those who aren't affected... Happy Valentine's Day!

According to Wiki:
Valentine's Day aka Saint Valentine's Day is celebrated February 14.
Originated as a Christian feast day honoring a martyr named Valentine and through later folk traditions, it has also become a significant cultural, religious and commercial celebration of romance and love in many regions of the world.

So go out and spend $100 $200 on dinner and roses to show her your love!