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your honor I love him

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forgetfulness is wild because sometimes its "oops silly me i left the house without my wallet again" and sometimes its "my friend is trying to reminisce on a thing we did together and the fact its jogging nothing in my brain is genuinely kind of distressing"

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ymlzhou.jpg Daddy is back! 💛🥰🫰🏼

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Pulled up in Portland syle

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Itty 🤏

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this caption is golden i fear

Oh he thinks he’s funny

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i am always on some level thinking about aloe vera evening primrose

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Mike Rockenfeller, driver of the #64: Ford Multimatic Motorsports, Ford Mustang GT3, GTD Pro during the Roar Before the Rolex 24 by James Gilbert

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Seb and the Northern Shrike

Thing I did for a DTIYS on Insta!

For those who don't know, Northern Shrikes are one of the worlds very few carnivorous songbirds. They are small and pretty, but viciously skewer their prey, usually lizards and small rodents, on thorny trees and bushes.

Reb Bull Era Seb shares a lot of similarities to this in the way he approached racing and the sport as a whole. As the youngest world champion, he was often seen as small and just a cute face until he started, metaphorically at least, skewering his opponents on thorns.

But at the end of the day, for all its ferocity, the shrike is just a song bird, and there is always a bigger bird of prey...

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mutuals we are hanging out on summer evenings while the night is cooling down and the wind is blowing through the leaves and we can hear frogs and crickets