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When I lost Kyle, my world changed in ways I never could have imagined. But even in the deepest heartache, God has continued to show me His love through the incredible people who have surrounded me, lifted us up, and carried me through days I never thought I could face.
As the holidays approach, my heart is especially with the families navigating this season without someone they love. I know firsthand how heavy this time of year can feel when someone who should be there is missing.
I have been blessed beyond words by the kindness, generosity, and love others have shown our family. And as I continue to navigate this journey, I feel called to take some of that love and pour it into others who may need it most.
That is why I am so grateful to introduce The Widow’s Wish Project.
8 Women. 18 Families. A Legacy of Love.
Through this project, we hope to honor Kyle’s legacy by bringing a little extra love, joy, and light to families who could use it this Christmas.
The nomination application is officially OPEN and can be found in my bio or here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Nominations close November 9th.
Please share this video in hopes of reaching widows across the country who need a little extra love this holiday season.
“The God of all comfort… comforts us… so that we can comfort those in any trouble.” — 2 Corinthians 1:3–4
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Update on my Babydoll. Man I hope this encourages someone in the battle today. Thank you isn’t enough to all of you that have been praying for us. No greater gift you can give someone.
Her oncologist called me Friday during our HS football game. He left a voicemail that said this, Um, the results came back stunning. Like, no tumor. I mean, it's, it's, we don't completely understand it. But give me a call and I'll explain what we think maybe going on and tell you how we resume.
He doesn’t understand, but we do… GOD and PRAYER!!!!
Thank you for faithfully praying!
WHAT A GOD!!❤️🙌🏻
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Somewhere out there, Tyler Simmons is smiling
The arc of the universe is long, but it bends toward justice
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I am sure everyone will blame refs for the reason you lost.
No, the reason you lost is bc you didn’t move the ball when Stockton threw the interception. You lost the game when you couldn’t stop Stockton on 3rd down. You lost the game when Georgia 3rd and 4th string running backs were running through your defense.
That loses games.
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WALKED IT OFF IN ATL 🚨
@GeorgiaFootball x #SECChampionship
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Nick Saban 3 weeks ago:
"The only place you play in the SEC that's not hard to play is Vanderbilt.”
😬😬😬
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🎁 Giveaway 🎁
Retweet and follow me for a chance to win this autographed checkered flag from @RichmondRaceway! 🏁
I’ll pick a winner on Saturday before our next race @MartinsvilleSwy.
Thanks for being a fan and supporting our @JoeGibbsRacing team this season 👊🏻
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Beth, while Trump isn’t my guy in the primary (nor was he in 2016), I do think you have a blind spot.
There may be a segment of Trump fans who love everything he posts, including the name-calling and the accusations of backstabbing toward former allies he now considers disloyal. But the majority of his ardent supporters don’t like these things. It’s just that, to them, his flaws pale in comparison to what he’s accomplished. His SCOTUS picks helped overturn Roe, saving thousands of image bearing lives. He helped bring about unprecedented peace in the Middle East. He oversaw a booming economy.
I could list things I think he did wrong, but he also did a lot of things right. That’s why people like him. Plus, his political enemies have thrown everything possible at him, and still are. Heck, Time Magazine published a whole article explaining how national and international entities worked together to keep Trump out of office. Thus his supporters think, “If all the people that hate me also hate him, he must be onto something.” They see him as the victim of an unjust system and the only one who can effectively fight back against it.
You can agree with them or not, but it’s inaccurate and unfair to say everyone who votes for him does so because they enjoy bullying and verbal abuse. It’s like saying that everyone who voted for Biden specifically wanted someone who can’t complete a coherent sentence and lies constantly.
Which brings me to my next point—Where is your lament for our current political leadership? The Biden administration is objectively wicked. Destructive. Oppressive. Idolatrous. Bloodthirsty. Foolish. It actively promotes the butchering of children both in and outside the womb. Its support of abortion and genital mutilation are sufficient reasons to publicly condemn Biden and his cohort, and yet, at least from what I’ve seen, you haven’t. The faults in the White House go beyond bullying. The policies it pushes cause chaos, death, and decay.
Every single city dominated by these progressive policies has been destroyed, Beth. Violence, drugs, inescapable poverty - all enabled and exacerbated by laws enacted in the name of progressive compassion.
It’s okay that you don’t like Trump. I have my gripes, too. But save some righteous anger for the greater evil unfolding before your eyes, under this administration. If Trump is our mirror, so is Biden. And that, I’m afraid, is a far more sobering thought.
Sobered by last night and trying to practice what people call radical acceptance, not of a presidential candidate because surprising things happen. Just plainly sobered by the thought that, with other individuals to choose from, masses of people still hail Trump. He’s what they actually want in a leader. A bully. A verbally abusive, artfully and purposely divisive bully who has all but left the Republican Party unrecognizable. I don’t know. I just can’t understand it. Maybe I’ve got a mental block. But, you who are staunch Republicans, why don’t you care about your own party more than that?
Forgive me. I don’t want to be a repeat performance of my 2016 self. I don’t. I didn’t like her anymore than you did. I intend to deal differently with this. I do not intend to get obsessed. I do not intend to lose more relationships. I don’t intend to talk about this regularly.
As the Scriptures say, I want to seek peace and pursue it. I want to be a person of kindness, love and compassion.
But I’ve got to move to a place of radical acceptance. It was one thing to cast a vote for a party’s only candidate, reasoning the choice as the lesser of two evils. This is quite another thing. This is wide-open-eyed, “we WANT Trump!”
Anyway, this is where we are. We can complain all we want about our leaders but, in this government by the people, at the end of the day and the beginning of November, our candidates are mirrors of ourselves.
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Heading to the midwest this weekend with @KaseyTyndall! Get your ticket and we'll see you there.
2/16 - Coronado Performing Arts Center / Rockford, IL
2/17 - The Lerner / Elkhart, IN
2/18 - Midland Center For The Arts / Midland, MI
📷: Aaron Harrell
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While you pray for and think of the families of Devin Willock and Chandler Lecroy, please remember the young people who called them a friend or a teammate. It is outside the natural order of things for people of this age to leave us, and the shock of that can be traumatic for 1/5
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Can’t fill out his pads because he’s too busy filling up the scoreboard.
What a goofy comment from a coach. Ladd McConkey is one of Georgia’s best players.
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Putting love into the world comes back 3xs as much… thankful for everyone who has reached out and prayed. This will make me stronger on the road to recovery, keep praying for me! 🫶🏾3️⃣