Bella & Me

i tell you what, if Democrats win the elections in 2026 and 2028, one of the biggest mistakes they could make is to talk about uniting the country by not prosecuting all of the lawbreakers and corruption of Trump administration officials. One reason we are here today is Ford's pardon of Nixon.

That is a lovely line-up!

Trump's strategy for the Nobel Peace Prize
Cartoon by Michael de Adder

Rustem Umerov » @rustem_umerov X.com • Translated from Ukrainian Show original The Ukrainian delegation is already en route to the United States - to continue work on coordinating further steps aimed at achieving a just and lasting peace. This morning, I was in touch with the President of Ukraine: I reported on the state of preparations, key positions, and expected outcomes of the next stage of negotiations. In the United States, we will continue coordinating all the developments that were formed during the meetings in Geneva. Ukraine continues its systematic and constructive diplomatic efforts for the sake of a dignified peace. Rate this translation: 6:03 AM • 11/29/25 • 10K Views

Let’s talk about corruption.

Given the facts we know now - that, in short, EVERYONE around DJT and he himself is profiting off of selling Ukraine to the murderer, why are we still pretending for US to be the intermediary in these “negotiations”? What exactly are we expecting here? Where is EU?

Almost like the UCP is basically anti-Canada

There’s a word for that, I swear

happy bday feminist writer Rita Mae Brown, b.1944, Hanover, PA.

“Sorrow is how we learn to love. Your heart isn't breaking. It hurts because it's getting larger. The larger it gets, the more love it holds.”

“Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from bad judgment.”

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The best part of the Toronto Distillery District - for me.

Axios has a lot of explaining to do.

Trailblazing N.L. pitcher Jaida Lee drafted in new Women’s Pro Baseball League | CBC News Nineteen-year-old Jaida Lee of St. John's was drafted to play for New York in the Women’s Pro Baseball League on Thursday night.

A teen baseball star from Newfoundland and Labrador is making history once again — this time by being one of the first players drafted to the new Women’s Professional Baseball League.
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Great morning at the Toronto Winter Market.
Tiramisu hot chocolate.

So glad it has given you pleasure!

Provinces sign agreement to drop interprovincial trade barriers on goods except food, alcohol | CBC News An agreement, signed today, between all Canadian provinces, territories, and the federal government, will drop interprovincial trade barriers on many goods except food and alcohol. It's part of an eff...

Provinces sign agreement to drop interprovincial trade barriers on goods except food, alcohol #Canada

Donaldson wants the country to determine a unified set of food safety standards to make it easier to lower trade barriers.

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Tory MPs denounce DEI and ‘Liberal racism’ during Jamil Jivani event Bowmanville—Oshawa North MP Jamil Jivani said “a repackaged form of old bigotry, old discrimination” is eroding meritocracy, eradicating diversity of thought and tearing Canadians apart.

I hope Canadians are being made aware of the threat this guy poses.

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I love them all!

The joy on their faces!

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The concept of Andrew Scheer hiding behind the House chamber curtains during the entire budget vote yesterday is wildly funny. He was like the Wizard of Oz if the Wizard had been weirdly into milk products

Boss.

Sun expected to stay hidden today.
Found a photo in my files that gives a golden glow.
Mood enhancer.

The Richard Gere interview started well until Gere went off track. Then it was like watching a ping pong ball bouncing off the table with every serve. You never knew where it was going to land. I’m still laughing.

That dress is beautiful!

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