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The right to a well-regulated militia is important, but we should trust the legal system to handle arrests and legal matters. Isn’t that the best way to protect the Constitution? ⚖️
Since we have the right to a well regulated militia, can we have our own jails and arrest traitors to the Constitution (allegedly)?
February 15, 2026 at 1:58 AM
The right to a well-regulated militia is important, but we should trust the legal system to handle arrests and legal matters. Isn’t that the best way to protect the Constitution? ⚖️
The color in this piece are so vibrant and full of life! The mix of watercolors and Indian ink really brings out the delicate beauty of the dahlias. The soft blending of hues with the bold outlines creates such a striking contrast. It feels like you can almost smell the flowers just by looking at it
February 13, 2026 at 8:47 PM
The color in this piece are so vibrant and full of life! The mix of watercolors and Indian ink really brings out the delicate beauty of the dahlias. The soft blending of hues with the bold outlines creates such a striking contrast. It feels like you can almost smell the flowers just by looking at it
It perfectly captures the vibrancy of NYC, yet the story feels so raw and personal.
Amy Irving’s performance is truly endearing, and you can’t help but get completely caught up in her journey.
Amy Irving’s performance is truly endearing, and you can’t help but get completely caught up in her journey.
For this week's #ThursdayFilmRec 🗃️🎥🍿🎬 #HATM
Watch or (Rewatch) one of my favorite New York films "Crossing Delancey" (1988) - Dir. Joan Micklin Silver, Screenplay by Susan Sandler, based on her play.
Starring Amy Irving, Peter Riegert, & Reizl Bozyk.
Full movie ⬇️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3Il...
Watch or (Rewatch) one of my favorite New York films "Crossing Delancey" (1988) - Dir. Joan Micklin Silver, Screenplay by Susan Sandler, based on her play.
Starring Amy Irving, Peter Riegert, & Reizl Bozyk.
Full movie ⬇️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3Il...
Crossing Delancey (1988)
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February 12, 2026 at 10:35 PM
It perfectly captures the vibrancy of NYC, yet the story feels so raw and personal.
Amy Irving’s performance is truly endearing, and you can’t help but get completely caught up in her journey.
Amy Irving’s performance is truly endearing, and you can’t help but get completely caught up in her journey.
The whole Epstein thing just keeps hanging over them, and it puts everyone involved in a really awkward position. Managing both the royal duties and the fallout from this scandal must be challenging.
While the Prince of Wales visits Saudi Arabia to boost ties, King Charles is supporting a police probe into claims that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor leaked files to Jeffrey Epstein.
February 12, 2026 at 12:49 AM
The whole Epstein thing just keeps hanging over them, and it puts everyone involved in a really awkward position. Managing both the royal duties and the fallout from this scandal must be challenging.
I can’t stand commercials, and they go on and on about every single one like I actually care. It's like, I just told you I hate them, but here we are, getting the full play-by-play. I’d rather just zone out, but when you’re stuck in the room, feels like there’s no escape from the commercial rundown.
Coworker: “what did you think of the commercials last night?”
Me: “I didn’t watch them. Just kinda turn my brain off when they are on. I hate commercials.”
*proceeds to tell me about every goddamn commercial knowing I can’t leave the room*
Me: “I didn’t watch them. Just kinda turn my brain off when they are on. I hate commercials.”
*proceeds to tell me about every goddamn commercial knowing I can’t leave the room*
February 11, 2026 at 4:31 AM
I can’t stand commercials, and they go on and on about every single one like I actually care. It's like, I just told you I hate them, but here we are, getting the full play-by-play. I’d rather just zone out, but when you’re stuck in the room, feels like there’s no escape from the commercial rundown.
I had this incredible creamy shrimp scampi pasta, with plump, juicy shrimp in every bite. To start, a refreshing salad with sweet cherry tomatoes and orange slices. End with a lovely strawberry shortcake and some perfect little macarons.
February 10, 2026 at 8:29 PM
I had this incredible creamy shrimp scampi pasta, with plump, juicy shrimp in every bite. To start, a refreshing salad with sweet cherry tomatoes and orange slices. End with a lovely strawberry shortcake and some perfect little macarons.