Hell yes!
Hell yes!
And of creativity. π
So anyway, I was tickled to hear fellow Minnesotan @whstancil.bsky.social on NPR (via MPR) this afternoon!
www.npr.org/2026/02/18/n...
What a bunch of buffoons. (From the NYT, Feb. 14.)
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This is so Tim Walz. π
Interesting, though, that he referred to (just) the Kennedy Center.
Excelsior, Minnesota. Vigil for Alex Pretti.
We were there in 1993 (a frighteningly long time ago!). Hope to visit again someday. Lovely photo you took!
Asa Wright Nature Centre?
And doesnβt he just look the part.
Nor should they. Itβs plain as day.
"...they hardly know theyβre learning." That's the best!
The report on the team from Saturday morning was "People at the Robotics kickoff were told that ICE was outside. My husband confirmed from a second story window, said it was chilling. But they werenβt granted access and left." π
Fantastic shot!
They do this all the time on NPR and it drives me nuts!
I sometimes go for walks around that lake! Gorgeous photo.
More of this, please.
Beautiful!
I didnβt know he went to Roosevelt! I know a person who coaches the robotics team there. The school is scheduled to host a robotics competition this Saturday, and people are very worried ICE will show up again and/or students will be afraid to participate. π
Speaking the plain truth.
Standing against the lies.
Minnesotans all over the Twin cities gathered to honor her tonight. I was here, in Minnetonka.
Here we were, doing you proud at 7-Hi this morning!
Here's what I and a few other Minnesotan Indivisibles were up to during this morning's rush hour Our fifth annual Jan. 6 observation. Usually it's about 20 below zero, but this year we lucked out at 32 *above*! @indivisible.org @indivistwincities.bsky.social @indivisiblemn03.org
Amen.
Too good.
Itβs interesting, isnβt it, how suddenly Venezuelans went from being rapists, gang members, and murderers to βgreat peopleβ?
My heart. β₯οΈ π€ π