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You’ve been moving through a difficult retrograde period that caused emotional setbacks, delays, and disappointment—especially around relationships. Now that the retrograde energy is lifting, things are shifting forward. The time of solitude and reflection has helped you decide what you truly want and don’t want. Justice and divine intervention are stepping in after this challenging phase, clearing out old cycles so a new beginning can unfold. Even if someone didn’t return during retrograde, it’

HOW TO DO THIS: Download the Too good to go app to see what options are available in your area. The concept of Too good to go is to reduce food waste so most of the items will be at their sell by date and potentially after. If this bothers you please do not use this app. If you click the store that you’re wanting to get a bag from and they are not available it should tell you the time to check back for when they upload the next bags. If you look at your map and there’s nothing there, make sure t

RULE NUMBER 16 (.5) 😈 Don‘t ever waste your time on trying to keep up with someone who doesn‘t even like you.

Shannon Leto Plays RHCP for the First Time in Front of Chad Smith Pt.4 When Chad Smith visited Drumeo for the first time in 2023, we challenged him to play “The Kill (Bury Me)” by Thirty Seconds to Mars. The video went viral—and even caught the attention of the Leto brothers themselves, Shannon and Jared. Fast-forward two years: we’re filming with Shannon Leto in Los Angeles, and we decide to complete the circle. We gave Shannon a Red Hot Chili Peppers song to play on the spot… and then secretly

⚠️ PACIFIC NORTHWEST 9.0 MEGAQUAKE RISK The Cascadia Subduction Zone is a 1,000 km megathrust fault off the coasts of Vancouver Island, Washington, Oregon and northern California. Geological records from drowned forests, sand sheets and offshore cores show that Cascadia has produced many great earthquakes over the last 10,000 years, with full-margin ruptures repeating on the order of hundreds of years. A new line of research looks at the relationship between Cascadia and the San Andreas Fault. A