I'm learning to love again. With God, all things are possible. Stay humble & kind. I'm just me, nothing more, nothing less. @AwakenTFallen is my fav ❤️🖤🐦⬛
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i think a lot of the time i could have just been quiet and said nothing. like now for instance.
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1st. Why is your comments turned off on this post @OPP_WR ? 2. Oh my someone made tire marks on a public roadway! Can't help but wonder if this was done on Remember Veterans cross walk would your responce be the same? This is NOT a real crime, do better! – at Acton Vale, Québec
BRANT COUNTY OPP REQUESTING COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE
The Brant County OPP is seeking the public's assistance in identifying a black full-sized pickup truck involved in an incident in downtown Paris.
On Saturday, October 24, 2026, between 3:45 p.m. and 3:55 p.m., a black full-sized pickup truck was reported to have performed a burnout on the Pride crosswalk.
Investigators are reviewing available downtown surveillance footage; however, no licence plate information was obtained.
Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to contact the Brant County OPP at 1-888-310-1122 and reference occurrence #E261557741.
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LA POLICE PROVINCIALE DE L'ONTARIO DU COMTÉ DE BRANT SOLLICITE L'AIDE DE LA POPULATION
La Police provinciale de l'Ontario du comté de Brant sollicite l'aide du public pour identifier un pick-up noir de grande taille impliqué dans un incident survenu dans le centre-ville de Paris.
Le samedi 24 octobre 2026, entre 15 h 45 et 15 h 55, un pick-up noir de grande taille aurait effectué un « burnout » sur le passage piéton de Pride.
Les enquêteurs examinent actuellement les images de vidéosurveillance disponibles dans le centre-ville ; toutefois, aucune information concernant la plaque d'immatriculation n'a pu être obtenue.
Toute personne disposant d'informations concernant cet incident est priée de contacter la Police provinciale de l'Ontario du comté de Brant au 1-888-310-1122 et de mentionner le numéro d'affaire #E261557741.
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Me, I'm very emotional tonight. I work hard, I feel much, I try all the time. I need energy that meets mine. I doubt that exists... sigh... im tired I pray for all who see this 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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THINGS I KNOW AT 56
Integrity isn't just doing the right thing when nobody is watching.
Sometimes it's doing the right thing when everyone is watching, knowing full well it may cost you something.
A friendship. An opportunity. A little comfort. Maybe even your reputation with people who don't know the whole story.
But I've learned something along the way.
Doing what's right sometimes comes at a high price. The cost of betraying your own principles can be much higher.
Be Steady.
— Dad in Exile™
Yes!
Being thankful & grateful for all that one needs and not desirous of the things that they do not need then one can walk in abundance. When one walks in abundance, they are rich.
Needs and wants are not the same.
The wants will keep you wanting. There is never peace because there is always more to obtain.
When you have what you need to survive, you are truly more rich than much of the world 🕊️
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Once again liberal women are more than excited at the thought of having the opportunity to kill their babies. They will fight for the right to do everything except being a decent and responsible human being.
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We went from "don't mess with texas" to "don't mess with my pronouns" pretty quickly. This is what you get when you allow people to vote for free stuff
Amen!
Meeting crisis with compassion, not lessons. 🌊🥀
"When someone is drowning, that is not the time to teach them how to swim" — Adele Faber
In moments of intense crisis, panic, or overwhelm, people don’t need an evaluation, a lecture, or a roadmap for how they should have avoided the situation in the first place. When someone is desperately struggling just to stay above water, their immediate, only necessity is to be heard, held, and pulled to safety.
In our desire to solve problems, we often jump too quickly to logic, advice, or critiquing someone’s mistake while they are actively suffering. True empathy requires us to recognize that there is a time for teaching and a time for simply saving. Real help isn’t about fixing the person in the midst of the storm—it’s about offering them a hand until they are back on solid ground.
