my husband, my best friend, my heart passed to Heaven July 7, 2020 @ 3:16 a.m. MARRIED IN CHRIST
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Round Three. Second time registering as a widow. Own special kind of heartache. But my #cancer ensures I'm in the fast lane to getting back to him.
Here for the broken. Only voter I care about. It's high time the ultra-poors have a voice.
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#Mayon2028
Ramona Mayon retweeted
A child has succumbed to hypothermia in western Gaza.
Please pick a family and help them for the sake of their children.
Every day there is someone you can help.
Ramona Mayon retweeted
💔 The situation in Gaza is catastrophic We are drowning, shivering from fear and cold.
Where is the world? Where is humanity? How much longer must we endure this injustice? How much longer will the world remain silent in the face of our suffering? 😭🇵🇸
Ramona Mayon retweeted
Caravans into Gaza NOW.
Caravans into Gaza NOW.
Caravans into Gaza NOW.
Caravans into Gaza NOW.
Caravans into Gaza NOW.
Caravans into Gaza NOW.
Ramona Mayon retweeted
If you care about Palestinians, demand the entry of mobile homes into Gaza.
The world must force the jewish occupation to allow shelters in. Before the most vulnerable, the babies and the elderly, start dying from the cold. For the third year in a row.
Caravans into Gaza. NOW.
Ramona Mayon retweeted
Gaza is DROWNING. And this should make us angry, furious and outraged!
🚨Urgent support needed 🚨 chuffed.org/project/113222-t…
Overnight, thousands of tents collapsed under the storm, with dozens of displacement camps now completely underwater. The rain is expected to continue until Monday.
This is the FOURTH winter that Palestinians in Gaza have faced under genocide. After years of bombardment, displacement and destruction, families who have already lost their homes are now watching their only remaining shelter collapse under the rain.
Think about what that means: parents trying to keep their children dry, families desperately trying to salvage their belongings from floodwater, people who have already been displaced repeatedly being left with nowhere safe to go.
There is something profoundly wrong with a world in which people are forced to fight this hard for the basic right to shelter. They should never have been put in this position.
The Sameer Project is already replacing dozens of destroyed tents and arranging truckloads of sand to help absorb water in flooded camps. But the need is far greater than our current resources.
We urgently need funding to provide higher-quality, more durable tents. These cost $700, compared to $200 for lower-quality alternatives. Many families are refusing the cheaper tents because they know they will likely break again. We are also looking to buy hundreds of tarps and blankets. They cannot keep starting from nothing every time a storm hits.
We are asking you to help us do something tangible. We can’t sink into helplessness. Help us get families out of the floodwater and into shelter that can actually protect them.
We cannot stop the storm, but we can refuse to stand by while families face it without protection.
Please urgently donate whatever you can and share this appeal. Every contribution brings another family closer to having somewhere safe and dry to sleep: chuffed.org/project/113222-t…
Ramona Mayon retweeted
Did we all just forget about Punch? Is he ok? Did he make monkey friends? Is he big now? 😭
Ramona Mayon retweeted
uma das campanhas mais criativas e absurdas da história.
250 mil bolas reais descendo san francisco sem cgi nenhum, só pra provar que a sony tinha as cores mais intensas do mercado.
hoje, com mil regras ambientais e de segurança, isso nunca mais seria aprovado. a publicidade moderna é covarde e morreu de medo de ousar. 😂
Ramona Mayon retweeted
Some very good news: The Egyptian Committee in Gaza has begun providing flour to help bakeries resume operations, an important step toward preventing the humanitarian catastrophe from worsening.
Bakeries will reopen after dozens were forced to shut down due to flour
Within the next 48 hours, if flour is not allowed into Gaza, all bakeries in the city will stop producing bread.
We are facing an enormous catastrophe. Famine is knocking on our doors once again, and this time, it could be worse than anything we have experienced before.
Please, do not remain silent! Talk about Gaza, make our voices heard around the world, and do everything you can before thousands of people lose access to something as basic as a loaf of bread.
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Helpful prompt about what to do if the internet goes down due to a global cyberattack/AI swarm.
This seems less insane with every passing day.
I also bought myself the SAS Survival Guide, which is essentially a bush manual for almost every imaginable outcome.
Money
- Keep cash at home, about two to four weeks of essentials, in small bills.
- Write down your bank, credit card and insurance account details and phone numbers on paper.
Information and contacts
- Print a contact list with family, close friends, neighbors, doctors and the kids’ school.
- Agree on a family meeting point and plan in case phones are down, such as “if we can’t reach each other, meet at X by Y time.”
- Export and print or save offline anything business-critical.
- Download offline maps
- Keep paper copies of passports, IDs, insurance cards and prescriptions.
Communication
- Get a battery or hand-crank AM/FM/NOAA radio, which will be your main news source.
- Consider a pair of walkie-talkies or GMRS radios for the family.
- Keep a landline-style backup in mind. Most “landlines” now run over the internet, so don’t count on yours.
Power
- Keep power banks charged, plus a solar charger or a larger portable power station.
- Have flashlights, headlamps and spare batteries.
Water and food (aim for 2 weeks)
- Store about 1 gallon of water per person per day. In a high-rise this matters most, because building water pumps need electricity.
- Stock shelf-stable food the kids will actually eat, plus a manual can opener.
- Keep a camping stove with fuel for outdoor or ventilated use only, or no-cook foods.
Health
- Keep at least a 30-day supply of any prescriptions.
- Have a first aid kit, OTC basics like pain relievers in children’s doses, and hygiene supplies.
Home and offline life
- Learn how to manually open anything electronic, such as smart locks and the building’s garage or entry.
- Keep a paper copy of the building’s emergency procedures and super’s number.
- Download offline entertainment and learning material for the kids: books, games, art supplies.
- Get to know a few neighbors, since local community becomes your network fast.
Digital hygiene (helps before and after)
- Back up photos and documents to an external drive kept offline.
- Use strong, unique passwords with 2FA, and keep printed recovery codes for key accounts.
Ramona Mayon retweeted
Please, I urge the world to take this tweet seriously.
A new famine is literally being created in Gaza. Free food distribution has almost completely stopped, major aid organizations have suspended their services, and now the World Food Programme, a key source of flour and canned food for hundreds of thousands of people here, has announced the suspension of its assistance.
For over a week, trucks carrying vegetables, fruit, and frozen food have also been prevented from entering Gaza.
Food supplies are shrinking, everything entering Gaza is being tightly controlled, and food queues are growing frighteningly long.
We are already witnessing the signs of another hunger catastrophe. Families are losing their food sources one by one. Please, don't wait until people are dying of hunger again before you act. The world must act now.
