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@ved1024

Lawyer, ice skater, photographer. Lover of pugs, books, Van Damme movies, Red Rising, trash TV, comfort food, the Chicago Cubs, and the Green Bay Packers.

 Chicago, IL | Sister Bay, WI
Joined August 2024
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Who did the state of Wisconsin piss off so badly that the refs are treating every call in football and baseball like a blood debt?
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my wrigley and tex come home tonight ♥️
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those halloween walk of shames hit different...
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I’ll text you
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here's a pug in a stegosaurus costume to make your tuesday a little brighter🦖
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full hunter’s moon was showing off last night. this is my love language.
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The moon has probably stopped more people in their tracks than almost anything else in nature.
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Week 7: Lions

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Luckily I was in the air for most of the game, but I still had to watch with crappy wifi. Anyway, The Rainbow Connection is a fantatic organization that I'm very happy to support🎗️#rivalryforareason
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In my 19 years covering the Packers on a daily basis, I've never written a blame-the-refs story. Yeah, I get it, the Packers beat themselves, too, but what happened at Ford Field was unaccepable, an embarrassment and, to quote Xavier McKinney, bullshit. ⬇️ si.com/nfl/packers/onsi/xavi…

Xavier McKinney Correctly Calls Officiating ‘Bull****’ After Packers Lose to Lions

DETROIT – Green Bay Packers safety Xavier McKinney had the perfect word in mind to describe the officiating in Sunday’s 20-17 loss to the Detroit Lions. Bull***

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Roger Goodell, I will dig up your grandmother and use her bones as Halloween decorations if you don’t fix this officiating bullshit.
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@ved1024Oct 20

Week 7: Lions

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age audaciously ✌️ thanks for all the birthday wishes! 45 feels pretty great (except the liver, that’s fucked)
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two more hours in my 20s
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okay you all got what you wanted and I’m back and witching and made poppets and you’re all super fucked.
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@ved1024Oct 23
y’all are safe from my witchy shenanigans tonight. so far…
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y’all are safe from my witchy shenanigans tonight. so far…
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come play with my wild feel it breathe against your skin slow and warm and wanting (i’ve hexed so many of you, you have no idea)
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both soft and savage both light and lethal both flawed and feral both seen and shadowed
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delayed. drinking.
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I have like seven book boyfriends 🤷‍♀️
Movies ✰
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A character you fell in love with
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still collecting souls, just in light neutrals and cashmere today
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"I'm not sure what I want to be when I grow up, but I just want to grow up." This is why I do this ... please watch and have tissues ready. youtube.com/watch?v=qm87Ki7-…
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@ved1024Oct 20
Replying to @vindesigns2013
Not a dumb question at all. I research smaller, local foundations (some I know from my charity work). There are plenty of wonderful statewide and nationwide organizations like St. Jude, but I look for the ones doing the quieter, often unseen work. I’ve volunteered with a small local foundation in Chicago for 20 years, and I’ve seen up close how much these families struggle and the toll it takes on both the kids and their parents. Because of that, I focus on organizations that prioritize direct family support over research. Both are valuable and necessary, but after spending so much time with the families themselves, that’s where I want to direct my support.
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