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Sometimes you just have to create your own sunshine

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worst cooks in america is genuinely one of my favorite shows 

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Beach blog

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inst@erin_paris

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PHOTOS OF DOGS TAKEN WITH FISHEYE LENS APPRECIATION POST

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Google should put the masses formed by garbage on Google Earth to make people notice the effects waste have on the planet.

[micdotcom]

For many, fireworks are the highlight of 4th of July. For those with PTSD, it’s a different story.

Among the American flags and patriotic symbols, Americans across the country might spot a different sort of decoration this Fourth of July: Yard signs that clearly state, “Combat veteran lives here: Please be courteous with fireworks.

”These signs, which have been distributed by the organization Military with PTSD since 2015, point to one of the lesser-known consequences of America’s Independence Day celebrations — that the fireworks Americans set off to show their patriotism can be devastating to those who have done the most to serve the United States.

For military veterans and others who suffer from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, fireworks can be a triggering event, catapulting survivors back to moments of trauma and becoming a source of confusion and fear rather than happy celebration. Read more. (7/4/2017 8:34 AM)

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Yep, that sounds like my neighbors!

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non-American people : hey i haven't checked my calendar today i wonder what day it i--

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