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$40 TO GO WIFE'S MEDS SO SHE CAN BREATHE URGENT!

Multiracial trans couple. Both are disabled & chronically ill. Wife's out of her respiratory meds and needs them RN. 4 ppl $10 each - any combo ppl x $$ = $40 does it.

Pls RS/QS. Pls do what you can. #HelpFolksLive2026

still need $40 to get my wife's meds, and i need to get them today!! she literally can't breathe without her meds, please please help 😭😭 #BIPOCMA #MAV #HelpFolksLive2026 💸💕 bsky.app/profile/stem...

They didn't

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they're lying

$3K TO GO MOTEL/TRAVEL EXPENSES RN URGENT!

Taos family. 3 y.o. Niko has to go to Childrens in CO for surgery + 4-6 *week* inpatient recovery. He needs his mom w/ him. She has to reserve a motel by Mon b4 the Feb 26 surgery. Any combo ppl x $ = $3K

Pls RS/QS. Pls do what you can. #HelpFolksLive2026

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4-6 weeks in a motel or STR. In this economy.

Plus travel, food, his medical costs, all the incidentals you can't plan for. She has to find a plce and reserve it well before the 16th.

LET'S DO THIS: spot.fund/k7g9nj4sc.

No one in NM can do the surgery. They have to go up to Colorado. His recovery will be 4-6 WEEKS. INPATIENT.

Mama has to be there with him the whole time. No, Ronald McDonald Houses won't help; she already checked.

And now, tonight's local urgent needs.

I can't believe this one is so hard to get to goal. This woman's baby is in medical crisis, needing urgent kidney surgery. he's autistic, has cerebral palsy, is classed as "medically fragile."

He's THREE.

His surgery is Feb. 26.

And we were blessed with two sales over the weekend, but I still need to bring in several more over the coming days and weeks.

If you're in the market, now would be a really, REALLY good time.

As always, you can order any of them via the Contact form here: wingssilverwork.com/contact/.

Or just e-mail me directly at NDNSilverByWings [at] gmail [dot] com.

Shipping Tuesday via Priority should see delivery in most places before the 14th.

And the coil is called "A Winter's Dusk": wingssilverwork.com/a-winters-du....

Memory wire; fine silver [.999]; lepidolite; grade AAA+ freshwater pearls; oxidized sterling silver; strawberry quartz; rose quartz; amethyst; mixed red sapphire and ruby:

The earrings are called "Moonrise At Twilight": wingssilverwork.com/moonrise-at-....

Sterling silver; lepidolite; fine silver [.999]; grade AAA+ freshwater pearls; rose quartz; mixed red sapphire and ruby; oxidized sterling silver:

The second trio is more explicitly matched. The necklace is called "Half-Light Magic": wingssilverwork.com/half-light-m....

Sugilite in quartz; fine silver [.999]; ringed baroque freshwater pearls; amethyst; lepidolite; sterling silver; faceted Labradorite:

The coil is called "Alpine Forest Sunrise": wingssilverwork.com/alpine-fores....

Memory wire; old ultra-high-grade serpentine; sterling silver; bloodstone; Hill Tribe fine silver [.999]; grossular green garnet; almandine garnet; rose quartz:

The earrings are not a perfect match, but the coil ties them and the necklace together. This pair is called "Bearberry": wingssilverwork.com/bearberry-ea....

Sterling silver; bloodstone; oxidized sterling silver (Navajo pearls); strawberry quartz; rhodonite; Hill Tribe fine silver:

First, for the alpine forest, the necklace is called "First Frost, First Light": wingssilverwork.com/first-frost-....

Grossular green garnet; new jade; rose quartz; Taiwan jade; sterling silver:

All right, tonight's inventory selections.

Today's feature is a photo, so we can only match it in shade or spirit.

How about both?

We have 6 works, 2 gemstone-bead trios, that match both the twilight look and feel and the alpine forest themes.

80,000 is about the entire population of Fayetteville, AR. Which is the 2nd largest city in AR.

80,000.

Most people can't really get their heads around how many people 80,000 actually is.

This is an abomination.

What sucker keeps "demanding" that ICE do what they should already be doing - following constitutional law - and most blatantly in-your-face obviously not doing? Well, I guess we have our answer.

Our reform demands are exceedingly reasonable! The ball is in your court! Just hold it steady so we can kick it!

And we were blessed with two sales this weekend, but I still need to bring in several more over the coming days and weeks.

If you're in the market, now would be a really, REALLY good time.

As always, you can order any of Wings's work via the Contact form here: wingssilverwork.com/contact/.

Or just e-mail me directly at NDNSilverByWings [at] gmail [dot] com.

Shipping Tuesday via Priority should still see delivery in most places before the 14th.

The presence of clouds clinging to the peaks suggests dawn fog, too, but again, depending on conditions, all of that can happen at dusk. Either way, it feels like the gentle kiss of Father Sun upon the face of Mother Earth, whether to rise or to rest.

It's most likely to happen around this time of year, when the sun rises behindPueblo Peak's east/southeasterly slope. It's slightly south of east, and for a few moments, if conditions are just right, its rays can touch the range's more northeasterly slopes, those facing south and west, with color.

I would have assumed it was an error, either a label meant for another shot entirely or one that was applied without really looking at it.

But then I looked again.

And this phenomenon, one we think of as sunset's? It's more rare, but it does occasionally occur at sunrise, too.

But this photo was labeled "Dawn." it was, as noted above, one that Wings shot on film; I digitized as many of those from that period as I could back in early December of 2007, but that means the metadata apply to date of transfer, not creation

Or it was common, anyway. But it's a phenomenon that requires actual winter, which we no longer have. We certainly had none of it today, with temperatures and trickster winds more suited to late April.

Normally, I would have assumed that it's evening; at this time of year, it's common, especially in the presence of clouds and/or snow, for the last rays of the setting sun to cast the east and northeast mountains, and the sky above them, in a gentle rose and lilac glow.