Grace Carini

I think it's really telling that there's never been a hot person who's into AI

A black and white pitbull frolics through the snow!

Snow dog!

Cashing through the snow 🥹❄️

Last year I asked the little cousins to explain ‘skibidi toilet’ and I instantly regretted it. This year, we’re going ‘6-7’. Stay tuned.

thought i saw a man brought to life
he was warm, he came around like he was dignified
he showed me what it was to cry
well you couldn't be that man that i adored
for i am speaking of our one true lord

I’m knock knockin on heaven’s door
There’s nothing where he used to lie,
The tomb is empty, he’s alive
And that’s what’s going on!

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From the people who brought you Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head comes a new classic Liquid IVs Keep Exploding In My Purse.

Stay dry but also stay hydrated y’all

Exclusive: Trump DHS Plans Immigration Raids on Churches Over Holidays The Trump Dept. of Homeland Security is briefing federal agencies on plans for immigration enforcement operations inside churches over holidays.

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Rory Culkin-starring biopic when

Grandma: Do you still hate that man?

Me: You’re gonna have to be a lot more specific than that.

‘Things are pretty crappy.’ 1 in 4 US households are living paycheck to paycheck — CNN Austin H. can’t wait to buy a house and start a family. But right now, the 34-year-old is barely getting by.

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Remember that this production saw:

The star fired for objecting to genocide.
The second star quitting in protest over the firing of the first.
The studio lying and saying the second star quit for scheduling conflicts.

FALL IN LOVE ED GEIN & ED GEIN -Charli xcxas chainsaw massacre

(Is this something?)

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#NoKings

CHICAGO:
(info from r/AskChicago Reddit page)

-Whistle codes
Code 1: short broken blasts (pre-pre-pre!) → ICE nearby
Code 2: three long blasts (preeee-preeee-preeee!) → someone being detained

- Some local libraries handing out whistles and booklets in English and Spanish

Stay safe ❤️ #NoKings

WEST LOOP — As immigration raids ramp up in Chicago, West Loop dog walker Candice Nelson grabbed her phone and recorded a simple message: If you’re afraid to leave home, she’ll walk your dog — for free. > View this post on Instagram > > A post shared by Candice (@westloopdognanny) The post spread fast, not just to pet owners, but to volunteers across the city who have now offered to do the same to help neighbors who fear being taken by federal agents if they go outside. Nelson wouldn’t consider herself an activist, but as such fear continues to spread across the city, she felt called to find a way she can contribute, she said. “I really just feel like this is the least that I could do to help because, other than that, I’m just kind of just sitting here on the sidelines,” Nelson said. “Animals are very important to families. If I can help someone, even if it’s just one person, I’m more than willing to do that.” Nelson launched her dog-walking business nearly three years ago after losing her job in the fashion industry. What began as gig work through apps like Rover, Instacart and Uber Eats quickly turned into a full-time career caring for pets across Chicago. A dog owner, Nelson now works independently out of her West Loop apartment, providing walking, boarding and sitting services and carrying her own insurance. She said she feels grateful to make a living surrounded by animals and the loyal clients who trust her with their pets. “That’s what I want to do. I want to give [dogs] the best experience. That’s why I don’t have a life — I just dedicate my life to the dogs. It’s very all-or-nothing,” Nelson said. Since posting her video Sunday, Nelson has had one person reach out for help. That person was looking for help walking the dog of a parent who is too scared to leave their home. The Trump administration’s focus on deportation has had an effect on pets, with families surrendering their pets or animals being unintentionally abandoned as their owners are deported. Since June 10, when Los Angeles County Animal Care and Control began tracking pet surrenders related to deportations, the agency has taken in 25 dogs and six cats, according to an August article in Forbes. Los Angeles was targeted for an immigration enforcement surge this summer. Candace Nelson has her own dog walking and nanny business in the West Loop. Credit: Provided In Denver, nonprofit We Matter 2 Pet Rescue, told Forbes it has helped rehome and foster 85 pets since the Trump administration took office in January. And in Chicago, an Animal Care and Control representative said the agency started to see pets surrendered due to deportations on Sept. 30, almost three weeks into intensified immigration enforcement in Chicago. Since then, the agency has had two dogs and three cats surrendered because of immigration enforcement. Nelson said she hopes her services can help owners avoid being separated from their pets. Since her video went viral, she’s started a WhatsApp group with other dog walkers who also expressed interest in helping. They work on different sides of the city, creating a small network of volunteers. The network is still in its early stages, but Nelson hopes to create something that can be lasting. “Hopefully this will come to an end, you know, having these federal agents in our city. … Maybe beyond this, we can maintain a network where we can help those who are in hospitals. Or, you know, they’re just unable to take their animals out consistently or care for them,” Nelson said. Those who need help can email Nelson at hello@westloopdognanny.com or can send her a message on Instagram or TikTok. * * * **Support Local News!** **Subscribe to Block Club Chicago, **an independent, 501(c)(3), journalist-run newsroom. Every dime we make funds reporting from Chicago’s neighborhoods. Already subscribe? **Click here to gift a subscription** , or you can**support Block Club with atax-deductible donation.** **Listen to the Block Club Chicago podcast:** Listen OnApple PodcastsListen OnGoogle PodcastsListen OnSpotify Meet The ICE Resistance — Cameras, Whistles, And Neighborhood Rapid Response Teams Episode play icon Meet The ICE Resistance — Cameras, Whistles, And Neighborhood Rapid Response Teams Episode play icon Judge Blocks Trump’s National Guard Push Into Chicago — For Now Episode play icon The Most Chicago Thing That’s Ever Happened To Me Was _____ Episode play icon Babe’s Giving Women’s Sports Fans In Chicago A Place To Call Home Episode play icon Private Fences Put Up Around A Public Park — And Neighbors Aren’t Happy Load More Search Results placeholder Previous Episode Show Episodes List Next Episode Show Podcast Information

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NO KINGS for Differently-Abled and Disabled Friends · No Kings **In America, we don’t put up with would-be kings.** Our peaceful movement is only getting bigger and stronger. “NO KINGS” is more than just a slogan—it’s the foundation our nation was built upon. Bo...

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Legit one of my favorite actors

* I Owe My Soul To Rock n Roll (10:10)

Sleeping all day from 4-12/
Then we go on and ROCK LIKE HELL 😝🤘🏼🤘🏼☠️🍻🚬💉❄️🎸

-10:10, me and my sister (2001ish?)

Happy 10/10 to all who celebrate

The creepy man hugging a fish fountain outside of the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago

This could be us but you playin

@quotable-cat.bsky.social

The indefinite removal of Jimmy Kimmel Live under government pressure is not an isolated incident. It is part of a disturbing trend of increasing interference in creative expression. This kind of political pressure on broadcasters and artists chills free speech and threatens the livelihoods of thousands of working Americans. When a private citizen, business, or television network bows to government intimidation, it strikes at the heart of our First Amendment rights. Creative artists must be free to do their work without fear that their careers or their family’s livelihoods will be disrupted simply for their opinions. These cases pull the rug out from under the hardworking American workers behind the scenes who make these productions possible. At a time when America’s film and television industry is still struggling due to globalization and industry contraction, further unnecessary job losses only make a bad situation worse. Finally, media companies have a responsibility to defend their workers and the integrity of the stories they tell. All broadcasters must stand firm in defense of free expression and the First Amendment, not capitulate to a policy of political appeasement.

JOINT STATEMENT: Hollywood Labor on Pulling of Jimmy Kimmel Live w/ @sagaftra.org @directorsguild.bsky.social @afm-union.bsky.social

We didn’t have to live like this. Fuck everyone who voted for this administration

🖤 Mayhem Chicago

i think all animals should live forever