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Evan and Paul jamming. I have my own personal footage of them doing the Eagles and more from #KissKruise7 … but I promised Paul I would keep it private. At one of the private shows he told us they sit around and jam like this. It is VERY cool‼️Man. I’m old. Just realized. Evan at 31 is just about same age ( one year younger) than Paul was when I first met him in 1984. People can piss and moan over what a half century of giving it up did to his vocal cords. For me… he was best singer not only of my generation .. but EVER. Yeah. I said it. #KISS related.

Evan and Paul jamming. I have my own personal footage of them doing the Eagles and more from #KissKruise7 … but I promised Paul I would keep it private. At one of the private shows he told us they sit around and jam like this. It is VERY cool‼️Man. I’m old. Just realized. Evan at 31 is just about same age ( one year younger) than Paul was when I first met him in 1984. People can piss and moan over what a half century of giving it up did to his vocal cords. For me… he was best singer not only of my generation .. but EVER. Yeah. I said it. #KISS related.

Dave Kinney

21,051 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

Hobi talking about the tour😭 🐿️: I was honestly just really happy coming here. I mentioned this earlier during my ending ment today when I was speaking in Korean. It’s our first time touring together as seven again in a long while. It’s been such a long time since we last toured while living away for over a month at a time. I was really excited. Leaving for the tour felt really exciting. 🐿️: I was excited thinking about what kinds of things would happen and how the tour would go. At the beginning, I changed my hair too, and I kept thinking about what kind of styling and look I wanted to show everyone. I was really excited, and it was exactly as much as I had expected. Honestly, I think it turned out to be an even more enjoyable tour than I had imagined. So It was kind of different. 🐿️: I think it felt quite different from the tours we did before our military service. I think we were able to enjoy the performances more and just be happier on stage. Honestly, when you think about it, a concert only feels complete because there are people there watching us. 🐿️: But these days, I’ve been uploading our soundchecks a lot, right? As I keep posting them, I’ve also been saving them to my stories almost like little records or memories. And while looking back on that journey, I found myself thinking, ‘Did we really do this many concerts? It just felt so surreal all of a sudden, coming back here again. 🐿️: I feel like we were able to create some truly beautiful moments. I loved it so much.

Hobi talking about the tour😭 🐿️: I was honestly just really happy coming here. I mentioned this earlier during my ending ment today when I was speaking in Korean. It’s our first time touring together as seven again in a long while. It’s been such a long time since we last toured while living away for over a month at a time. I was really excited. Leaving for the tour felt really exciting. 🐿️: I was excited thinking about what kinds of things would happen and how the tour would go. At the beginning, I changed my hair too, and I kept thinking about what kind of styling and look I wanted to show everyone. I was really excited, and it was exactly as much as I had expected. Honestly, I think it turned out to be an even more enjoyable tour than I had imagined. So It was kind of different. 🐿️: I think it felt quite different from the tours we did before our military service. I think we were able to enjoy the performances more and just be happier on stage. Honestly, when you think about it, a concert only feels complete because there are people there watching us. 🐿️: But these days, I’ve been uploading our soundchecks a lot, right? As I keep posting them, I’ve also been saving them to my stories almost like little records or memories. And while looking back on that journey, I found myself thinking, ‘Did we really do this many concerts? It just felt so surreal all of a sudden, coming back here again. 🐿️: I feel like we were able to create some truly beautiful moments. I loved it so much.

bangtan⁷ | ⊙⊝⊜

21,453 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Early morning thoughts from a paramedic working a 48 hour shift. While on shift Ive been getting false readings on my phone from my son’s Dexcom. It sends loud tones to my phone so I can call his mom and make sure she’s heard it too. I’m not only waking to tones for emergencies in my area, but waking to tones for false emergencies from my son’s faulty Dexcom. Needless to say, I have had very little sleep. Thankfully my son has parents that are aware of these false readings occurring and we’re checking his finger stick blood sugar consistently to make sure he’s not overdosed, but many out there are still unaware. This is by design. Dexcom’s gross negligence should be front page news. That would save lives. Just do a google search on how many have died recently from diabetic emergencies… It should be clear at this point that we have a big pharma problem, and without individual bravery, without sharing real time knowledge, we will fall to this corruption. One by one. I’m truly praying for solutions. Praying for the people. My hope is justice and better days will come soon. (Link to the article regarding the FDAs recent “warning”/dexcoms slap on wrist in the comments.) God bless

Early morning thoughts from a paramedic working a 48 hour shift. While on shift Ive been getting false readings on my phone from my son’s Dexcom. It sends loud tones to my phone so I can call his mom and make sure she’s heard it too. I’m not only waking to tones for emergencies in my area, but waking to tones for false emergencies from my son’s faulty Dexcom. Needless to say, I have had very little sleep. Thankfully my son has parents that are aware of these false readings occurring and we’re checking his finger stick blood sugar consistently to make sure he’s not overdosed, but many out there are still unaware. This is by design. Dexcom’s gross negligence should be front page news. That would save lives. Just do a google search on how many have died recently from diabetic emergencies… It should be clear at this point that we have a big pharma problem, and without individual bravery, without sharing real time knowledge, we will fall to this corruption. One by one. I’m truly praying for solutions. Praying for the people. My hope is justice and better days will come soon. (Link to the article regarding the FDAs recent “warning”/dexcoms slap on wrist in the comments.) God bless

Harry Fisher

152,542 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Every parent begins as a first time parent. I often get responses from parents of older/adult children wishing they’d had access to some of the information I share when their children were younger. You know what? I wish I’d had it too. At the time of my children’s birth I had a masters degree in early childhood education. I was teaching kindergarten. (That’s me in my header photo.) Did it give me an advantage? Maybe to some degree. I certainly had a strong interest, and perhaps a little more knowledge than some. If my son had been born at age 5, I would have crushed this whole parenting thing. But when it came to babies, my knowledge was all academic. On the day our son was born, my wife and I had exactly 0 days experience caring for a baby of our own. The same holds true no matter who you are… every parent begins as a first time parent. And we all make mistakes and learn as we go. I wish I’d had access to the great video examples made possible by social media as both a parent and a teacher… which is why I do what I do here on X. “Back in my day” the primary opportunity to learn about child development was by reading. What an advantage it is to actually see some of these concepts in action. I love thinking this platform might give new parents and grandparents a leg up. But rest assured… we all do the best we can with the knowledge we have. And you were great. So is this terrific new dad, shared to IG by ownitbabe.

Every parent begins as a first time parent. I often get responses from parents of older/adult children wishing they’d had access to some of the information I share when their children were younger. You know what? I wish I’d had it too. At the time of my children’s birth I had a masters degree in early childhood education. I was teaching kindergarten. (That’s me in my header photo.) Did it give me an advantage? Maybe to some degree. I certainly had a strong interest, and perhaps a little more knowledge than some. If my son had been born at age 5, I would have crushed this whole parenting thing. But when it came to babies, my knowledge was all academic. On the day our son was born, my wife and I had exactly 0 days experience caring for a baby of our own. The same holds true no matter who you are… every parent begins as a first time parent. And we all make mistakes and learn as we go. I wish I’d had access to the great video examples made possible by social media as both a parent and a teacher… which is why I do what I do here on X. “Back in my day” the primary opportunity to learn about child development was by reading. What an advantage it is to actually see some of these concepts in action. I love thinking this platform might give new parents and grandparents a leg up. But rest assured… we all do the best we can with the knowledge we have. And you were great. So is this terrific new dad, shared to IG by ownitbabe.

Dan Wuori

254,402 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

So, I’ve got a bit of medical PTSD when it comes to going under. One week ago marked two years since I was wheeled into surgery to have rods fused from C2 to T2 in my spine—only to wake up paralyzed from the shoulders down. (Now it's from the waist down, but still.) About a year after that, I found myself in an induced coma, lost in fever dreams while doctors fought to stabilize my failing renal and respiratory systems. And now, in just two weeks, I’ll be going under again—for the first time since all of that. Needless to say, I'm carrying a lot of fear into this. Thankfully, my doctor has agreed to let me wear AirPods while being sedated and even while under. Music played a huge role in helping me find peace during my coma, so I need to be incredibly intentional about what I listen to this time. Last time, Bartender was the #1 song that let me soar above the coma and into a place I needed to go, a place that made me feel OK if this were it. I’m looking for soft, calming songs—not necessarily “Lover Lay Down” on repeat, but definitely not “Halloween” crashing through the anesthesia. I have access to every official DMB release, all the Live Trax, DMBLive, live releases etc. and I can convert just about any YouTube video. So I’m asking you—help me build this setlist. Help me use music to conquer terror. Be my guide.

So, I’ve got a bit of medical PTSD when it comes to going under. One week ago marked two years since I was wheeled into surgery to have rods fused from C2 to T2 in my spine—only to wake up paralyzed from the shoulders down. (Now it's from the waist down, but still.) About a year after that, I found myself in an induced coma, lost in fever dreams while doctors fought to stabilize my failing renal and respiratory systems. And now, in just two weeks, I’ll be going under again—for the first time since all of that. Needless to say, I'm carrying a lot of fear into this. Thankfully, my doctor has agreed to let me wear AirPods while being sedated and even while under. Music played a huge role in helping me find peace during my coma, so I need to be incredibly intentional about what I listen to this time. Last time, Bartender was the #1 song that let me soar above the coma and into a place I needed to go, a place that made me feel OK if this were it. I’m looking for soft, calming songs—not necessarily “Lover Lay Down” on repeat, but definitely not “Halloween” crashing through the anesthesia. I have access to every official DMB release, all the Live Trax, DMBLive, live releases etc. and I can convert just about any YouTube video. So I’m asking you—help me build this setlist. Help me use music to conquer terror. Be my guide.

dmbondemand

13,731 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr