Jax

My Threads feed is filled with news about Israel and Hamas officially agreeing to a ceasefire and hostage release deal.

Not a peep here.

Hopefully, it is real. Praying it comes to pass.

I'm seeing by Monday. I am holding my breath.

Please G-d don't let it be her.

I'm impressed with both. Just not Katie. If it's Katie and a Republican, we'll lose.

Apparantly Tony Thurmond is also running.

Currently in PT all stimmed up. Passing the time texting people without my glasses. This should be interesting. 😜

Alone.

Amazing. 🥹

For anyone who actually wants to understand the events of 10/7 and can't bring themselves to watch the actual footage that Hamas filmed themselves, Red Alert on Paramount+ provides a more palatable depiction of what occurred that day.

But then they won't be able to justify screaming for the death of Jews all over the world.

Two years ago tonight was the last time I was ever who I was before.

While tomorrow marks the horror, for many of us today marks the loss of who we were.

💔

And still... silence and so much lack of understanding.

Enabled by good people who have chosen to stay silent.

Tomorrow marks two years since terrorists invaded Israel to murder, butcher, rape, terrorize, and kidnap young people dancing, children sleeping in their beds, moms, dads, grandparents, and friends.

And "they" plan to honor the perpetrators.

Why can't they let us grieve in peace?

It's disgusting. Just let us grieve in peace.

🫶

But TikTok told them so!

Mom had This Week on. He does not look right.

Ok. I really try to not jump on the judging people for their looks train. But, WTH happened to Marco Rubio? 😳

This.

Happy Saturday night Kray!

Lots of fun!

Oak Glen apple picking. I ❤️ California.

Someone posted today that we grew up singing "Like a Virgin" and nobody batted an eye. Though I never sang to "Like a Virgin" with my mom in the car.... 😉😂🤷🏻‍♀️

IYKYK

Sometimes the sky is so breathtakingly beautiful it doesnt look real.

Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, begins today at sunset.

Marked by a 25-hour fast, it is a day of introspection. Of reflection. Of community coming together to seek forgiveness and acknowledge our humanity. And of setting intentions for who we want to be in the coming year.