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Yes!! That's awesome news

But also: The women's cup: hey we're having a tournament too

Fans: Cool! Where can we watch it internationally?

The women's cup: Here's this after party, cool huh?

#no #no not cool at all #you're hosting a tournament with two big international clubs #care more #look how much effort the WICC puts in every year #do the same #nwsl #WICC #women's cup #woso

If someone makes you happy, make them happier 🌸

#love more #care more #feel more #do more #do your best #be the one who can be trusted #be kind #be a good soul

My cat is broken I need a new one

#Care more #Cairo

Enrollment for 2018 Affordable Care Act (ACA / Obamacare) starts November 1 and ends December 15. The President reduced the advertising funds by 90% to announce when people can enroll. HHS is not allowing its employees to participate in meet-ups to help agencies and providers get the word out. So it's on us to Get the Word out, and help folks gain access to the healthcare provided by law.

Please reblog and spread the word <3

#healthcare #ACA #obamacare #monday #health insurance #care more

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one of my favorite things written by John Mayer circa 2008

(no matter how many years it has been, this post I read years ago has been revisited countless times because it’s good for my soul)

This is about us all. Every one of us. Who all seem to know deep down that it's incredibly hard to be alive and interact with the world around us but will try and cover it up at any cost. For as badass and unaffected as we try to come off, we're all just one sentence away from being brought to the edge of tears, if only it was worded right. And I don't want to act immune to that anymore. I took the biggest detour from myself over the past year, since I decided that I wasn't going to care about what people thought about me. I got to the point where I had so much padding on that, sure, I couldn't feel the negativity, but that's because I couldn't feel much of anything. And I think I'm done with that. I'm not the first person to admit we're all self conscious, Kanye was. But what I want to do is to shed a little light on why we're all in the same boat, no matter the shape of the life we lead: because every one of us were told since birth that we were special. We were spoken to by name through a television. We were promised we could be anything that we wanted to be, if only we believed it and then, faster than we saw coming, we were set loose into the world to shake hands with the millions of other people who were told the exact same thing. And really? Really? It turns out we're just not all that special, when you break it down. Beautifully unspectacular, actually. And that truth is going to catch up with us whether we want to run from it or not. The paparazzo following me to the gym ain't gonna be Herb Ritts and the guy he's following ain't gonna be Bob Dylan. It's just a matter of how old you are once you embrace that fact. And for me, 30 sounds about right. What now, then? I can only really say for myself: Enjoy who I am, the talents and the liabilities. Stop acting careless. In fact, care more. Be vulnerable but stay away from where it hurts. Read. See more shows. Of any kind. Rock shows, art shows, boat shows. Create more art. Wear hoodies to dinner. Carry a notebook and hand it to people when they passionately recommend something and ask them to write it down for me. Root for others. Give more and expect the same in return, but over time. Act nervous when I'm nervous, puzzled when I don't know what the hell to do, and smile when it all goes my way. And never in any other order than that. And when it's all over, whether at the end of this fabulous career or of this life, which I hope takes place at the same time, I should look back and say that I had it good and I made the most of it while I was able. And so should you. I'm going quiet now. John