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Olivia Shy retweeted
“And the LORD said, Because the cry of Sodom and Gomorrah is great, and because their sin is very grievous; I will go down now, and see whether they have done altogether according to the cry of it, which is come unto me; and if not, I will know.”
Genesis 18:20-21 KJV
Olivia Shy retweeted
Earlier today, I was sat in a pub, scrolling through here and only seeing posts about doom and gloom. Posts that made me angry. So, I decided to change my approach. I scrolled and scrolled. I didn’t stop to read any post. I just scrolled until I saw a pretty photo and pressed like. Then scrolled more and saw another photo I liked and pressed the heart button. After a while of this, my feed became full of pretty pictures. If you carry on doing the same thing, you’ll get the same results, so sometimes it’s good to try something different. Anyway, here’s my photo of the Houses of Parliament and a sunset I took some time ago, with the most beautiful lamppost on Westminster Bridge. I hope you might pause and press the like button as you doom scroll through here and who knows; it might brighten your day and your timeline.
Olivia Shy retweeted
2019 Keystone Alpine 3020RE with three slide-outs! @PopRVs poplink.co/qcr768
Olivia Shy retweeted
I love my girls but,
Those 2 shitheads will fight over a piece of plastic an inch long until I've had enough and remind them who pays the bills around here 🤣
Olivia Shy retweeted
When you’re the only one in the barn who didn’t get drunk last night celebrating New Year’s Eve and went to bed on time😂
Olivia Shy retweeted
How beautiful! ❤️
When her baby wouldn't stay without the mother, she brought the child onto the dance floor, and they danced together. ☺️
Olivia Shy retweeted
The news surrounding the Texas floods is heart-breaking -- as at least 59 people have died and 11 girls attending a summer camp remain missing.
Some things to understand:
* The National Weather Service issued timely watches and warnings for the devastating rains that fell; although -- for these very extreme events -- it can be difficult to know in advance just how bad it will be and what area(s) will be hardest hit. River levels rose 22 feet in just a few hours.
* The National Weather Service had adequate staffing for the event although, as the New York Times reported Sunday, some recent vacancies may have led to a loss of some connections/communications between meteorologists and emergency officials.
* A key question to be explored is whether the warnings were received in some of the hardest hit areas and whether there was adequate cell service and whether people had weather radios or other ways to be notified.
* The deluge was caused torrential thunderstorms fueled by the remnant of moisture from Tropical Storm Barry, a zone of low pressure, and flow around a high pressure zone, pumping abundant moisture into area. Despite what you might see on social media, it wasn't cloud seeding, chemtrails or anything like that.
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