Cant and shouldnt go through life only doing what makes you 100 happy every single minute. Wiping my kids butt doesnt make me 100 happy but you know what . I dont want him Walking Around smelling like a turd. She has a simple solution. You know what will make them confident and happy in the longterm . Knowing right from wrong. Knowing there are consequences for their actions. Knowing how to take care of their own basic needs. Knowing that the world isnt going to bend over backwards to make them happy. Exactly. She preaching. I tell you what makes her happy, those brownies. Theyre almost gone. Even this pan of brownies are making me happy in this fleeting moment. But in the longterm, im going to feel sick. Which means im a hypocrite. Do as i say, not as i do. Just think of the kids in about 10 to 15 years going back and watching this video and being like, oh. Now i get it, mom. Now i know why there were brownie stains on the bed all the time. Thanks for joining us today, everybody. Righ
People on paddle boards and kayaks. The Harbor Patrol used boats and hoses to steer the whale back out to sea. The whole thing made for a cool day. Ive lived here my whole life and never seen anything like it. I hope it doesnt happen again, because its not safe for the whale, but it was pretty cool. Experts say the whale appeared lost but seemed to be healthy. Eventually went back out to sea after about seven hours of taking laps around the harbor. A cool day by the way, but there is a kids swim area, and the whale was swimming in there, they decided, okay, lets not get too close, so they eventually got those hoses to spray the whale and got it to swim out to sea. Absolutely. These kind of whales arent generally seen in southern california, so the whole story is a little bit of a rarity. But glad the whale made it back out. Well, coming up, the echo, how our sister network, espn transformed itself for one day to bring us the world of unconventional sports. Oh,oy. And how it all started
The beauty of Texas has come alive, once again, through the photography on display for Texas Bank and Trust’s 41st Annual Photography Contest and Exhibition.