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NY on Pause Day 178: some of y’all don’t read the articles y’all post🤣🤣🤣Some of y’all can’t SPELL. Some of y’all don’t really be knowing wtf y’all talking about! Sorry Bernie you TRIED 💪🏾🏁👑👌🏾

I can’t find one of my favorite slippers they used to be one of my favorite slides....it’s too close to whatever Season Governor Cuomo gonna let us Have to start wearing another pair around the house but then again if we was outside I would have them on.....decisions decisions

We having fish and grits for breakfast whenever we have it I’m shooting for 830 because JJ went to sleep at 7:17....he will be up at 6:30 or 7 the latest today was 5:45.He REALLY wants to go back to school it’s so poignant and touching but he’s getting on my nerves I risked it ALL for you Buddy and he don’t give AF. His teacher said “JJ wants what he wants when he wants it!” I want her to come and get her favorite my kids always the favorites I was the favorite too it’s FUN you get away with everything and learn ALOT 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I just hope everyone is GOOD. You don’t have to be GREAT but just don’t be BAD. Don’t feel bad, think you look bad or break the rules and do something BAD. Stay home. You ain’t got to create anything but try and stay UP. I love you ALL to LIFE....

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