Democrats Clarify That Black Lives Will Only Matter Until November https://t.co/iBK4X0gzzJ

— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) June 15, 2020

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— Sunny Skyz (@SunnySkyzOnline) June 15, 2020

“There is one spectacle grander than the sea, that is the sky; there is one spectacle grander than the sky, that is the interior of the soul.”
― Victor Hugo
artist Laura Knight pic.twitter.com/HwAdQhNa0q

— Francisco Ribeiro (@fraveris) June 16, 2020

It gives me great pleasure to announce we now have 1,031 kids taking part in our 50 yard challenge . 1,031x 50 = 51,550 lawns to be mowed for FREE for the elderly, disabled, single parents and veterans by kids who are taking part in the 50 yard challenge . You kids are heroes !!! pic.twitter.com/rWLPTXRROa

— Rodney Smith Jr (@iamrodneysmith) June 14, 2020

Alsop’s Word of the Day!
Orphan: A child whose parents are dead/have deceased: Orphanos: bereaved (Greek).

The children’s book, Heidi, was written by Johanna Spyri in just four weeks; it tells the story of an orphan who lives with her grandfather in the Alps. pic.twitter.com/a7yDDUWQhU

— Alsop High School (@AlsopHighSch) June 16, 2020

Alsop’s Poem of the Day was written by American writer: Henry Van Dyke. It is a poem about the Alps in Switzerland – the setting of the famous book: Heidi. It is called: Twilight in the Alps. Enjoy! #LiverpoolReads
Even better, try reading it out loud! pic.twitter.com/fH20ukitrz

— Alsop High School (@AlsopHighSch) June 16, 2020

"Put the treats in the bowl, and nobody gets hurt." pic.twitter.com/cJ9cmSfgsz

— We Love Dogs, USA (@WeLoveDogsUSA) May 19, 2020

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What a great idea 👏 https://t.co/UAu1nAB9Tx

— Some Good News (@somegoodnews) June 13, 2020

Vassily Polenov (Russian painter)1844 – 1927

Forestry pic.twitter.com/ERGSu15mkt

— Francisco Ribeiro (@fraveris) June 16, 2020

Your word of the day is:

FIRTH

n.

A narrow inlet of the sea; an estuary.

Via Middle English (originally Scots), from the Old Norse fjǫrthr, which is also the root of the word fjord (thought you might like that @swedense and @visitnorway). pic.twitter.com/CAWVznXhOd

— National Library of Scotland (@natlibscot) June 16, 2020

https://t.co/QkJlHqjWk8 #goodnewsmovement

— Sunny Skyz (@SunnySkyzOnline) June 16, 2020

Have you met Melvin? He's our Today's Adorable Puppy pic.twitter.com/hHZPnVaxcJ

— We Love Dogs, USA (@WeLoveDogsUSA) June 15, 2020

Morning prayer
Lord bad things just seem to keep popping up, but Your Word tells us not to be fearful, to put our trust in You, that You’ll never leave us nor forsake us, and You never break Your promises.

— Charlie Daniels (@CharlieDaniels) June 16, 2020

For the eyes of the Lord range throughout the earth to strengthen those whose hearts are fully committed to him.
2-Chronicles—16-9

— Charlie Daniels (@CharlieDaniels) June 16, 2020