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𝐁𝐨𝐛𝐛𝐲: 𝐈 𝐔𝐬𝐞𝐝 𝐓𝐨 𝐆𝐨 𝐄’𝐡𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐢, 𝐓𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐬 𝐇𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐝 ❤️✌️ Kaizer Chiefs Football Manager Mr. Bobby Motaung says he used to go e’hlatini to scout for players, but times have changed Saying it’s more Tech 💻 now 🎥 94.7 🤝 #KaizerChiefs ❤️✌️

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🇿🇦SirSamoraGoatedZAMachel♈𓃵1 年前

Ehlathini he can back with Musona and Mbesumo - now stats gave us Ranga Chivaviro. Proves that Ehlathini > Stats

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Bhulangwe🇿🇦✌️1 年前

It can't be only me who understands Bobby today he explained exactly how process

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Jolinkomo 💛💚💙👆 8 Times in a row1 年前

He must go back to ehlathini...

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Nicholas Sibal'khulu1 年前

This will fly over many people's heads

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Matshaya, Doyi1 年前

Chiefs is a case study on how to destroy your business. Sometimes you really need to stick on what is working for you, use it to your advantage. Chiefs is the one team that brought new faces of coaches in this country. It was their weapon then transformation happened via Steve

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AUTHOR ✍🏿1 年前

Are chiefs fans scouts because they always recommend?

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TAU KHOAPA1 年前

His success was Mbesuma & nengomasha at the COSAFA UNDER 20..I still respect him for that period!!

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MR THIZOZO1 年前

I guess the structure at chiefs is slow then!!! Compared to pirates or sundowns

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Bongani Dlamini1 年前

It makes sense why they brought in the likes of Sula Matovu, Chicken Inn duo and Kambole. They only went for players who clocked the highest kilos instead football basics like trapping, shooting and so forth.

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Scelimpilo Cindi1 年前

There this part ath makudliwa iCjiefs uBobby ubobby sabuza isalkazi akakhishwa ngan mayedlisa🤣🤣

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3,080,978 次观看 • 29 天前

Iman Shumpert says Steph Curry changed how every NBA team plays, but James Harden changed how players build their individual offensive game. “People tried arguing with me on Twitter, saying I claimed James changed the game more than Steph. That’s not what I said. They belong in the same conversation.” “Steph made the three-pointer a necessity. If your team can’t shoot threes today, you’re not surviving in this league.” “Before Steph and Klay, the three was something you used when you needed to catch up. They turned it into a weapon.” “I remember in the Finals, my teammates were getting on me for passing up open threes. I kept thinking, ‘I’ve never played like this.’ Then you realize you have to because they’re counting by threes.” “You’d see a missed shot and your first thought wasn’t where the rebound was going. It was, ‘Where’s Steph?’ Because if he got it, you knew what was coming.” “Steph changed the game because he made everyone add the three-point shot to their game.” “James Harden changed something different. He made his style of play become people’s package.” “There’s a difference between being good at basketball and having game. The great ones have a complete package they can go to at the end of a game.” “That’s what Kobe had. You knew he was going to get to his spots. You just didn’t know how.”

Iman Shumpert says Steph Curry changed how every NBA team plays, but James Harden changed how players build their individual offensive game. “People tried arguing with me on Twitter, saying I claimed James changed the game more than Steph. That’s not what I said. They belong in the same conversation.” “Steph made the three-pointer a necessity. If your team can’t shoot threes today, you’re not surviving in this league.” “Before Steph and Klay, the three was something you used when you needed to catch up. They turned it into a weapon.” “I remember in the Finals, my teammates were getting on me for passing up open threes. I kept thinking, ‘I’ve never played like this.’ Then you realize you have to because they’re counting by threes.” “You’d see a missed shot and your first thought wasn’t where the rebound was going. It was, ‘Where’s Steph?’ Because if he got it, you knew what was coming.” “Steph changed the game because he made everyone add the three-point shot to their game.” “James Harden changed something different. He made his style of play become people’s package.” “There’s a difference between being good at basketball and having game. The great ones have a complete package they can go to at the end of a game.” “That’s what Kobe had. You knew he was going to get to his spots. You just didn’t know how.”

KΞRL_✂️

64,596 次观看 • 2 个月前

Luke Kuechly says he knew it was time to retire from the NFL because he was no longer 100% mentally committed to hitting players at full force “I used to just go smack dudes and have no issues. And I would go hit a guy and I’m like, ‘Yeah, that didn’t really feel great.’ And so then, once you make the decision in your mind, I’m not all the way in it… like the last game of the year, I was like, ‘I’m done. I’m done’” “I just remember after that game, I was like, ‘Yeah, you don’t got it anymore. You don’t have it.’ I would've been fine if I physically slowed down. Can’t run as well, not as fast, maybe I’m not as physical. Maybe I don’t have the same fire. I would have been fine with that and I would have probably milked it out a little bit more” “Once I knew it was my head, mentally, it’s either yes or no. If you slow down, physically, you can still play football hard, play it fast and play with great effort. But once I knew mentally, it’s not any of that, I couldn’t rationalize. I can’t play as hard as I want to. My effort’s not going to be there. I can’t be as physical. It’s not fair to the guys on the team, and it’s not fair to the coaches, and it’s not fair to the fans and myself and my family for me to go out there at mentally 75%’” “If I got to thump a guard and push a guy back to Shaq to make a play, and I’m like, ‘Eh,’ and I get widened, and then the tackle is really hard on Shaq. That’s not fair to Shaq. For me to know, especially mentally, the reason why I’m not stuffing that guy. I didn’t take him on, I didn’t hit him how I should've. I couldn’t do that”

Luke Kuechly says he knew it was time to retire from the NFL because he was no longer 100% mentally committed to hitting players at full force “I used to just go smack dudes and have no issues. And I would go hit a guy and I’m like, ‘Yeah, that didn’t really feel great.’ And so then, once you make the decision in your mind, I’m not all the way in it… like the last game of the year, I was like, ‘I’m done. I’m done’” “I just remember after that game, I was like, ‘Yeah, you don’t got it anymore. You don’t have it.’ I would've been fine if I physically slowed down. Can’t run as well, not as fast, maybe I’m not as physical. Maybe I don’t have the same fire. I would have been fine with that and I would have probably milked it out a little bit more” “Once I knew it was my head, mentally, it’s either yes or no. If you slow down, physically, you can still play football hard, play it fast and play with great effort. But once I knew mentally, it’s not any of that, I couldn’t rationalize. I can’t play as hard as I want to. My effort’s not going to be there. I can’t be as physical. It’s not fair to the guys on the team, and it’s not fair to the coaches, and it’s not fair to the fans and myself and my family for me to go out there at mentally 75%’” “If I got to thump a guard and push a guy back to Shaq to make a play, and I’m like, ‘Eh,’ and I get widened, and then the tackle is really hard on Shaq. That’s not fair to Shaq. For me to know, especially mentally, the reason why I’m not stuffing that guy. I didn’t take him on, I didn’t hit him how I should've. I couldn’t do that”

dank

1,066,259 次观看 • 1 个月前

TAYNEW WITH POWER BUY #PowerBuy30thXTayNew #TayNew 🎤 Has the other person grown or improved in any way that makes you want to compliment him to his face? 🫍 Actually, we’ve both grown with age, so naturally, we’ve developed along the way. You can see a lot more balance in us now. When we were younger, we were very much ourselves and would take things to the extreme. As we’ve gotten older, we’ve mellowed out and become more well-rounded. New, for example, has become gentler and much softer. His Feeling function works a lot better now. 🎤 He’s calmer now. 🐻‍❄️ Yeah. Because when I was younger, I always liked swimming against the current. 🎤 What do you mean by that? 🫍 He used to have a rebellious streak and didn’t like being put in a box. Now he knows how far he can go with things. There’s a lot more balance in both his thoughts and his actions. 🎤 So it comes with having more life experience. And New, is there anything you’d like to compliment Tay on? 🐻‍❄️ For me, one thing about him that hasn’t changed is that he still doesn’t really notice what’s going on around him. He doesn’t do much sensing of his surroundings. Like if his shirt comes undone, something falls off, he drops something, loses something, forgets something, leaves his bag behind… he’s still exactly the same. 🫍 I spend a lot of my life inside my own head, while New lives much more in the real world than I do. 🐻‍❄️ Like, the second he stands up, something has to fall, get left behind, or something like that. And he won’t even notice. He’ll just keep walking. 🎤 But there’s nothing to worry about because someone’s always there to pick everything up for him. 🐻‍❄️ Exactly. I’m basically the janitor who follows him around picking everything up. 🫍 I really need to buy one of those tracking things. That electronic one… Air… 🎤 AirTag. 🫍 But I’d probably lose that too. 🐻‍❄️ But one thing he has gotten better at, and something I’m really proud of him for, is that he used to say yes to plans with everyone. 🫍 I’m not very good at saying no to people. 🐻‍❄️ He’s the type who feels bad turning people down. Like, if a friend asked him to go somewhere, he’d just be like, “Sure, sure, let’s go.” The problem was, four other people might have already invited him somewhere that same day, so his plans would clash all the time. These days, he manages his schedule much better, and I’m really proud of him for that. 🎤 So you’d already said yes to four different people, but all the times overlapped? 🐻‍❄️ Yes. They’d clash. 🫍 That’s why I need so many phones. I need them to keep track of my schedule. 🐻‍❄️ Oh, the phones aren’t helping. 🫍 Hahaha!

TAYNEW WITH POWER BUY #PowerBuy30thXTayNew #TayNew 🎤 Has the other person grown or improved in any way that makes you want to compliment him to his face? 🫍 Actually, we’ve both grown with age, so naturally, we’ve developed along the way. You can see a lot more balance in us now. When we were younger, we were very much ourselves and would take things to the extreme. As we’ve gotten older, we’ve mellowed out and become more well-rounded. New, for example, has become gentler and much softer. His Feeling function works a lot better now. 🎤 He’s calmer now. 🐻‍❄️ Yeah. Because when I was younger, I always liked swimming against the current. 🎤 What do you mean by that? 🫍 He used to have a rebellious streak and didn’t like being put in a box. Now he knows how far he can go with things. There’s a lot more balance in both his thoughts and his actions. 🎤 So it comes with having more life experience. And New, is there anything you’d like to compliment Tay on? 🐻‍❄️ For me, one thing about him that hasn’t changed is that he still doesn’t really notice what’s going on around him. He doesn’t do much sensing of his surroundings. Like if his shirt comes undone, something falls off, he drops something, loses something, forgets something, leaves his bag behind… he’s still exactly the same. 🫍 I spend a lot of my life inside my own head, while New lives much more in the real world than I do. 🐻‍❄️ Like, the second he stands up, something has to fall, get left behind, or something like that. And he won’t even notice. He’ll just keep walking. 🎤 But there’s nothing to worry about because someone’s always there to pick everything up for him. 🐻‍❄️ Exactly. I’m basically the janitor who follows him around picking everything up. 🫍 I really need to buy one of those tracking things. That electronic one… Air… 🎤 AirTag. 🫍 But I’d probably lose that too. 🐻‍❄️ But one thing he has gotten better at, and something I’m really proud of him for, is that he used to say yes to plans with everyone. 🫍 I’m not very good at saying no to people. 🐻‍❄️ He’s the type who feels bad turning people down. Like, if a friend asked him to go somewhere, he’d just be like, “Sure, sure, let’s go.” The problem was, four other people might have already invited him somewhere that same day, so his plans would clash all the time. These days, he manages his schedule much better, and I’m really proud of him for that. 🎤 So you’d already said yes to four different people, but all the times overlapped? 🐻‍❄️ Yes. They’d clash. 🫍 That’s why I need so many phones. I need them to keep track of my schedule. 🐻‍❄️ Oh, the phones aren’t helping. 🫍 Hahaha!

WittySmirK

30,650 次观看 • 13 天前

Aaron Rodgers says it’s sad and unfortunate that 75% of NFL players are broke, divorced or unemployed within three years of retirement “There’s a really bad stat that they use, it was a scare tactic, but it’s true. That within three years, 75% of NFL players, three years post-retirement, will be broke, divorced or unemployed. And a lot of times it’s multiple of those three. I see it a lot because you’re living this life, you’re making a ton of money, that money train dries up, you maybe don’t have a ton of life skills or haven’t spent time in the league planning for your post-career, or don’t have the money to just coast like I could and some of the people who played a long time could. Then there’s marital issues that happen. It’s a very sad statistic” “The league tries to do some things to promote second-career stuff and financial literacy, but a lot of it’s on the guys to learn on their own. If you don’t have the right people advising you, I’ve seen a lot of my former friends go through some crisis in their 20s because the average career is three years. Now you’re 26, 27, you have no job. You may or may not have graduated from college, but who knows how many people actually use the degree from college anyway? I mean, college is ridiculous. You have no skills other than the game, and now they’re trying to figure out what to do” “There’s some guys who have made some rough decisions too, with having kids with multiple women. Some of those were bad decisions by the men. Some of those are women who saw a millionaire football player and wanted to be taken care of for a while. Where now you have a couple kids out there that you’re taking care of for many years and you don’t have the same type of money coming in. There are a lot of mistakes that are made. Some you can rectify and get through, and some make life a little more difficult if you’re not able to play like me for 20 years and don’t have any financial issues or any kid issues or any stuff like that”

Aaron Rodgers says it’s sad and unfortunate that 75% of NFL players are broke, divorced or unemployed within three years of retirement “There’s a really bad stat that they use, it was a scare tactic, but it’s true. That within three years, 75% of NFL players, three years post-retirement, will be broke, divorced or unemployed. And a lot of times it’s multiple of those three. I see it a lot because you’re living this life, you’re making a ton of money, that money train dries up, you maybe don’t have a ton of life skills or haven’t spent time in the league planning for your post-career, or don’t have the money to just coast like I could and some of the people who played a long time could. Then there’s marital issues that happen. It’s a very sad statistic” “The league tries to do some things to promote second-career stuff and financial literacy, but a lot of it’s on the guys to learn on their own. If you don’t have the right people advising you, I’ve seen a lot of my former friends go through some crisis in their 20s because the average career is three years. Now you’re 26, 27, you have no job. You may or may not have graduated from college, but who knows how many people actually use the degree from college anyway? I mean, college is ridiculous. You have no skills other than the game, and now they’re trying to figure out what to do” “There’s some guys who have made some rough decisions too, with having kids with multiple women. Some of those were bad decisions by the men. Some of those are women who saw a millionaire football player and wanted to be taken care of for a while. Where now you have a couple kids out there that you’re taking care of for many years and you don’t have the same type of money coming in. There are a lot of mistakes that are made. Some you can rectify and get through, and some make life a little more difficult if you’re not able to play like me for 20 years and don’t have any financial issues or any kid issues or any stuff like that”

dank

123,483 次观看 • 1 个月前

What an interesting voicemail left for Hank Brennan during the Karen Read trial from a former DOJ paralaegal! Transcript: Hi, Mr. Brennan, if this is your voicemail, you're not listed in the select by name directory, understandably, but especially now. You know, I'm a former paralegal at DOJ, but now living in Tennessee, retired because of a disability. And I just have to say, I'm so disappointed in you. I left a message that was actually pleasant for Mr. Lally at the end of the other trial, because I felt like he was kind of being forced to turn a blind eye, and may even be trying to intentionally lose, because he deep down has his own suspicions. Um, you must, or you are really not watching the entirety of the previous trial, but I want you to know that what you're saying today is in direct contradiction to your own former witness Brian Albert's testimony, where he said he let Chloe out right at that time because he knew that some experts may deduce that they are dog bites. And that was leaving open the possibility that she attacked John's body outside where it wasn't even there yet. But, but at that time, you know, when they later said that Karen hit him, um, You must know that there's ample reasonable doubt or you wouldn't be going after expert witnesses. And just as a Christian, I am a, you know, fairly astute former paralegal, but also as a Christian, you know, uh, you know, you're going to have to answer to a higher power. And right now I would like to go with you to see Chloe since you did, she takes the beer out and say, sick of myself. For her to bite either D.A. Morrissey or you, but somehow I still don't feel like that way toward Mr. Lally. Um, and then you'll have a comparison of exactly what her claw and bite marks look like. And what does it matter, which the doctor is not contradicting herself about, and it's misogynistic of you to suggest that she is. And like one person in the chat I've been watching, it said she would like to see you go after the ARCA experts, but apparently you really are, but you probably speak with more respect to them. But now you're going to have to say that they're from the FBI or hired by the FBI. So, either you know something that the FBI is being told to stand down because of the change in administration, or you're just not concerned about your own reputation if even I, the paralegal in Tennessee now, can, can see the ineptitude of what you're saying. You know, I'm just disappointed even for you to let yourself appear stupid. Why are you all so afraid of these witnesses of yours? And now you can't call Brian Albert because I will personally bring it to the defense's attention, and I have their cell phone numbers, uh, of how he's contradicting himself. If he comes out and says anything other than that he let Chloe outran at that time, which would make it moot whether or not she attacked John O'Keefe's no frozen arm at 12:30 at night, um, or snow-covered arm supposedly. Uh, anyway, and I started out actually for the prosecution, but the evidence that was presented in just a reasonable doubt of every— anybody watching any one of your witnesses And I pray that Proctor comes forward. He was actually the only believable one after he started telling the truth, and now he's being used as a patsy for all the others, which they set him up to be. And I pray that he comes forward against the Commonwealth.

What an interesting voicemail left for Hank Brennan during the Karen Read trial from a former DOJ paralaegal! Transcript: Hi, Mr. Brennan, if this is your voicemail, you're not listed in the select by name directory, understandably, but especially now. You know, I'm a former paralegal at DOJ, but now living in Tennessee, retired because of a disability. And I just have to say, I'm so disappointed in you. I left a message that was actually pleasant for Mr. Lally at the end of the other trial, because I felt like he was kind of being forced to turn a blind eye, and may even be trying to intentionally lose, because he deep down has his own suspicions. Um, you must, or you are really not watching the entirety of the previous trial, but I want you to know that what you're saying today is in direct contradiction to your own former witness Brian Albert's testimony, where he said he let Chloe out right at that time because he knew that some experts may deduce that they are dog bites. And that was leaving open the possibility that she attacked John's body outside where it wasn't even there yet. But, but at that time, you know, when they later said that Karen hit him, um, You must know that there's ample reasonable doubt or you wouldn't be going after expert witnesses. And just as a Christian, I am a, you know, fairly astute former paralegal, but also as a Christian, you know, uh, you know, you're going to have to answer to a higher power. And right now I would like to go with you to see Chloe since you did, she takes the beer out and say, sick of myself. For her to bite either D.A. Morrissey or you, but somehow I still don't feel like that way toward Mr. Lally. Um, and then you'll have a comparison of exactly what her claw and bite marks look like. And what does it matter, which the doctor is not contradicting herself about, and it's misogynistic of you to suggest that she is. And like one person in the chat I've been watching, it said she would like to see you go after the ARCA experts, but apparently you really are, but you probably speak with more respect to them. But now you're going to have to say that they're from the FBI or hired by the FBI. So, either you know something that the FBI is being told to stand down because of the change in administration, or you're just not concerned about your own reputation if even I, the paralegal in Tennessee now, can, can see the ineptitude of what you're saying. You know, I'm just disappointed even for you to let yourself appear stupid. Why are you all so afraid of these witnesses of yours? And now you can't call Brian Albert because I will personally bring it to the defense's attention, and I have their cell phone numbers, uh, of how he's contradicting himself. If he comes out and says anything other than that he let Chloe outran at that time, which would make it moot whether or not she attacked John O'Keefe's no frozen arm at 12:30 at night, um, or snow-covered arm supposedly. Uh, anyway, and I started out actually for the prosecution, but the evidence that was presented in just a reasonable doubt of every— anybody watching any one of your witnesses And I pray that Proctor comes forward. He was actually the only believable one after he started telling the truth, and now he's being used as a patsy for all the others, which they set him up to be. And I pray that he comes forward against the Commonwealth.

Grant Smith Ellis

31,315 次观看 • 2 个月前

People seem to be very confused about my dynamic with my husband Don and my boyfriend Brian. I think it’s important to explain this and make people realize it’s okay to have complicated relationships when life gets tough. I met Don in 2009 and married him in 2015. He had a stroke in 2019 and I became his full time caregiver. In 2022 I realized life was too short so I made the tough decision to find myself again and make myself happy. Thats when I moved Don into a facility so the professionals could take over. I will admit I was a better caregiver but I can’t do the work of an entire team of people. Unless you have been in my shoes and been a caregiver for your spouse, you wouldn’t understand. It was so overwhelming, I quit my job of eight years to care for him. I wanted to care for him. But stress turned to anxiety and depression and into panic attacks. Caregiver burnout is real and has even been shown to decrease your life expectancy. You are caring for your loved one but you are mourning their loss… even though they are still there. Now I’m mourning him again as he physically passes away! I met Brian and he became my boyfriend. He came into my life at a very emotional time. It also happened to be during a category 5 hurricane. Things happen for a reason so I do want to thank Hurricane Ian for bringing Brian into my life. I still am married to Don but Brian helps support me emotionally in ways Don used to but can’t anymore. I can go home to Brian and get a hug after sitting in the ICU all day with Don. Brian helped me be Don’s court appointed guardian. He helped me have difficult conversations with lawyers. But most of all he stuck around and supported me. People made smart ass comments about us looking happy on thanksgivings. But the photo doesn’t show the phone call that interrupted dinner about Don being an organ donor. The photo doesn’t show me shedding tears in the restaurant parking lot as everyone inside is laughing and enjoying their time with family. It’s a blessing to have the support Brian offers. Don would have been okay with it. He wanted me to be happy. I didn’t just leave Don the second he started dying. This has been a long and very emotional process. I don’t post a video every time I am crying or upset with myself. To literally quote the words Don has sang to me himself many times over the years: “If you're reading this There’s going to come a day When you'll move on And find someone else And that's OK Just remember this I'm in a better place Where soldiers live in peace And angels sing amazing grace” He always sang songs that spoke to him. He didn’t sing them to just sing. Him singing, even 16 years ago gives me peace and closure that I wouldn’t have thought would be possible. ❤️❤️❤️

People seem to be very confused about my dynamic with my husband Don and my boyfriend Brian. I think it’s important to explain this and make people realize it’s okay to have complicated relationships when life gets tough. I met Don in 2009 and married him in 2015. He had a stroke in 2019 and I became his full time caregiver. In 2022 I realized life was too short so I made the tough decision to find myself again and make myself happy. Thats when I moved Don into a facility so the professionals could take over. I will admit I was a better caregiver but I can’t do the work of an entire team of people. Unless you have been in my shoes and been a caregiver for your spouse, you wouldn’t understand. It was so overwhelming, I quit my job of eight years to care for him. I wanted to care for him. But stress turned to anxiety and depression and into panic attacks. Caregiver burnout is real and has even been shown to decrease your life expectancy. You are caring for your loved one but you are mourning their loss… even though they are still there. Now I’m mourning him again as he physically passes away! I met Brian and he became my boyfriend. He came into my life at a very emotional time. It also happened to be during a category 5 hurricane. Things happen for a reason so I do want to thank Hurricane Ian for bringing Brian into my life. I still am married to Don but Brian helps support me emotionally in ways Don used to but can’t anymore. I can go home to Brian and get a hug after sitting in the ICU all day with Don. Brian helped me be Don’s court appointed guardian. He helped me have difficult conversations with lawyers. But most of all he stuck around and supported me. People made smart ass comments about us looking happy on thanksgivings. But the photo doesn’t show the phone call that interrupted dinner about Don being an organ donor. The photo doesn’t show me shedding tears in the restaurant parking lot as everyone inside is laughing and enjoying their time with family. It’s a blessing to have the support Brian offers. Don would have been okay with it. He wanted me to be happy. I didn’t just leave Don the second he started dying. This has been a long and very emotional process. I don’t post a video every time I am crying or upset with myself. To literally quote the words Don has sang to me himself many times over the years: “If you're reading this There’s going to come a day When you'll move on And find someone else And that's OK Just remember this I'm in a better place Where soldiers live in peace And angels sing amazing grace” He always sang songs that spoke to him. He didn’t sing them to just sing. Him singing, even 16 years ago gives me peace and closure that I wouldn’t have thought would be possible. ❤️❤️❤️

Jeremy Judkins

354,829 次观看 • 9 个月前

JOONGDUNK PRAEW PODCAST #DearMyselfxJoongDunk : so can i ask this—after working together and going through both good and bad times, hardships, happiness, and success and embracing all of that as JoongDunk… how does being “JoongDunk” feel to you both now? 🌻if you ask me right now i’d say it feels really good. we understand each other more now. of course there were times when we didn’t understand each other we just talk things out—like what the other person this khun (🌞) doesn’t like and then i simply don’t do those things. for me i’m not someone who wants to have problems with anyone in the first place. so if i know he doesn’t like something i simply won’t do it. and honestly it goes both ways—we share what we don’t like and then adjust to meet each other halfway 🌞what JoongDunk is today huh? it has changed a lot. there have been many versions many eras. in the early days we were just two innocent kids who didn’t think much. but now we’ve grown up—we’ve been through a lot together. there was even a time - we’ve been at a point where we almost breaking up… there was a time when it felt like we couldn’t go on together - like it was going to end for sure — 100%. but in the end, we have to thank the seniors and the adults around us—we were lucky to have people guiding us : and today how much do you rely on each other—in work and in life? 🌻it’s to the point that we can’t even count the days we don’t see each other We see each other almost every day—especially lately. it’s basically every day now. it’s become a habit, but that’s exactly what can make us careless 🌞when we’re that close and see each other all the time sometimes we don’t realize that the things we do unintentionally might hurt the other person. so the closer we are the more we have to care there was a time when we had to sit down and make a deal about this. cause we got so used to working and being together we stopped greeting each other. like, we’d come to work, walk past each other - sit doing makeup spacing out… and then we realized “hey this isn’t okay” so we made a rule: from now on whenever we come to work, you have to hug me once or say hi or touch me—something to let me know “ i’m here” It’s just a small rule but it makes everything better 🌻and same when leaving—we have to say goodbye like “see you” 🌞you can leave first that’s fine but you have to tell me first “please tell me”

JOONGDUNK PRAEW PODCAST #DearMyselfxJoongDunk : so can i ask this—after working together and going through both good and bad times, hardships, happiness, and success and embracing all of that as JoongDunk… how does being “JoongDunk” feel to you both now? 🌻if you ask me right now i’d say it feels really good. we understand each other more now. of course there were times when we didn’t understand each other we just talk things out—like what the other person this khun (🌞) doesn’t like and then i simply don’t do those things. for me i’m not someone who wants to have problems with anyone in the first place. so if i know he doesn’t like something i simply won’t do it. and honestly it goes both ways—we share what we don’t like and then adjust to meet each other halfway 🌞what JoongDunk is today huh? it has changed a lot. there have been many versions many eras. in the early days we were just two innocent kids who didn’t think much. but now we’ve grown up—we’ve been through a lot together. there was even a time - we’ve been at a point where we almost breaking up… there was a time when it felt like we couldn’t go on together - like it was going to end for sure — 100%. but in the end, we have to thank the seniors and the adults around us—we were lucky to have people guiding us : and today how much do you rely on each other—in work and in life? 🌻it’s to the point that we can’t even count the days we don’t see each other We see each other almost every day—especially lately. it’s basically every day now. it’s become a habit, but that’s exactly what can make us careless 🌞when we’re that close and see each other all the time sometimes we don’t realize that the things we do unintentionally might hurt the other person. so the closer we are the more we have to care there was a time when we had to sit down and make a deal about this. cause we got so used to working and being together we stopped greeting each other. like, we’d come to work, walk past each other - sit doing makeup spacing out… and then we realized “hey this isn’t okay” so we made a rule: from now on whenever we come to work, you have to hug me once or say hi or touch me—something to let me know “ i’m here” It’s just a small rule but it makes everything better 🌻and same when leaving—we have to say goodbye like “see you” 🌞you can leave first that’s fine but you have to tell me first “please tell me”

🇻🇳Jaidee’s aunt Bamnie🐣

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