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We dropped by after school. Friday treat. He orders nuggets, chocolate milk, and additional fries every time. He was watching the boy across the dining room while I answered emails. The other kid sat alone. No tray. No bag. Only a worn hoodie two sizes too big and eyes that surveyed the tables like he was hoping someone would glance back. My son slipped out of the booth, grabbed his fry container, and hurried over before I could respond. I wasn’t asked. Never asked permission. He sat down and divided the fries. They chatted little. Just nodding. Then my son…

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That flight wasn’t planned to include me. My previous one was canceled last minute, thus I was stranded in row 22’s middle seat on this full plane. Before we exited the gate, the 9- or 10-year-old next to me was struggling. Every overhead announcement made him quiver and yank at his seatbelt. His mom tried hard, but she was breaking down. When asking the flight attendant for juice, she whispered that the boy had autism. We saw most folks make that awkward shuffle to avoid staring. I have to admit, I was nervous. Not because of him, but because I…

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Standing beside the fence, the girls laughed and seemed excited. The calm, kind horse dropped its head to let them brush its nose. The children laughed harder at its soft snorts and sunlight-gleaming coat. The uniformed woman adjusted her headgear and smiled. “He likes you,” she added happily. Horses perceive kindness.” One girl held to the other’s hand, her countenance changing from delight to seriousness. She hesitated before pulling the woman’s sleeve. “Does he remember?” she whispered. A woman blinks. Remember what, sweetie? Her tiny fingers holding the fence, the girl stared at the horse again. “My father had a…

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Many males find approaching women nerve-wracking. With the correct perspective and approach, it can be fun and successful. Here are some ways to approach women confidently: 1. Gain confidence: Before approaching a woman, build your confidence. Positive self-esteem attracts others. 2. Body language: Watch your body language. Maintain proper posture, eye contact, and genuine smile. These nonverbal clues might make you appear pleasant.

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Clint Eastwood’s children revealed terrible news that the iconic actor and filmmaker is ill. The statement shocked fans and colleagues because Eastwood, 94, is known for his tenacious energy on and off film. In a touching statement, his children said their father is receiving treatment and being closely observed by doctors, but they requested privacy during this trying time. While Eastwood’s status is unknown, his family said he is receiving the greatest treatment and is surrounded by loved ones. The family thanked fans and friends for their support and warm remarks during a difficult time. They want respect and understanding…

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Fans have long searched for proof of a celebrity always wearing long sleeves to disguise her rainbow tattoos. Dolly Parton has done well commercially for almost 60 years, but her style hasn’t altered. She wears denim, plaid, and lace to honor her country heritage. Fans also note that the singer often wears long sleeves, which may indicate that she’s covering her many colorful arm tattoos. In 2017, she informed Vanity Fair she had keloid scar tissue tattoos. The speaker remarked that humans “make such a big freaking stink about every little thing.” I try to hide my tattoos.

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Former U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order to address anti-S.e.m itism that affects foreign students and pro-P alesti nian protesters. This decree allows the deportation of overseas students who participate in anti-Israel demonstrations, part of the administration’s attempt to handle college activities that support H.a.m.a.s. The executive order, signed in late January 2025, authorizes government agencies to detect and perhaps cancel non-citizen students’ visas for protesting. Administration justifies this action by citing immigration regulations that allow expulsion of non-citizens who “endorse or espouse” t..e.r.r.o.r.i.s.t organizations, which H.a.m.a.s has been since 1997. EVERYDAY BRUIN Learn more below.

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Country music legend George Strait mourns the loss of two loved ones. In a sad Facebook message, he announced the simultaneous deaths of his longtime manager, Eugene Ervine “Erv” Woolsey, and his bandmate, Gene Elders. Strait was devastated by the loss of these two significant persons in his career. Woolsey, Strait’s manager since the early 1980s, died at 80 after surgery complications. He guided Strait’s career for decades. Strait considered Woolsey a trusted manager and close friend who helped him succeed. Gene Elders, a skilled Strait bandmate, died the same day. Elders played the violin well and helped Strait’s tone.…

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Willie Nelson, a famous country music singer, just released his long-awaited book, “Me and Paul: Untold Stories of a Fabled Friendship.” Nelson wrote in his book that he had tried to kill himself and talked about a time when he felt so bad that he thought about doing it. Nelson doesn’t plan to leave the music business, though. It’s important to him to enjoy life and make it better in every way. He talked about how important it is to be positive and shared his daily routine, which includes singing and running to keep his lungs healthy. Nelson also wants…

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