#Poignant

Citez avec un tweet dont l’auteur a obligatoirement moins de 40 de QI Petit thread des perles Inoubliable et intemporel Mystérieux et incroyable Profond et poignant Incongru et inexplicable
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I had a poignant conversation with my 7yo this week. We were talking about Acts 20:24, where Paul says that he considers his life worth nothing to him, if only
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When the diabetes specialist nurse recommends a complete overhaul of all the adjustments he just made to that patient’s insulin management. Dealing with a patient in status on the ward.
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This Kate Thornton interview with Steps is absolutely fascinating - they go into a lot of detail about their career, how they made money (or didn’t, in some cases) and
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Honestly sometimes what strikes me as the biggest difference between Jewish and Christian approaches to texts we each consider sacred is just how deadly *serious* the Christian relationship to it
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I will admit that Call Me By Your Name had its issues re: portrayal of gay men as a culture, especially in regards to pedophilia and the predatory stereotype already
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It doesn't matter. "Watch this drive" didn't stop Bush from serving two terms and it won't stop DJT either.https://twitter.com/samstein/status/1264210908001308675 I mean, yes, absolutely, when future generations (finge
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Onto Mormon. Book of Mormon within the Book of Mormon. Just as bad as having an overabundance of people named Nephi. Can I call it "Book of Mormon squared"? What
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Thread asking some very difficult questions during a very difficult social shut down, depriving the world of social interaction.Who knew about COVid-19 before late December? And when did they know
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https://twitter.com/bennedose/status/1390477476434878464?s=19 Factual thread on the "oxygen crisis" and CoVid pandemic. Every information shared here is absolutely correct. Even more than actual requirement of oxygen it's the
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Let's do another Mother's Day thread. As a reminder, when Charles Schulz was drafted in WWII, his mother was dying of cancer. Before he shipped out, his mother bid him
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For years, I’ve wanted to get Bas Javid into The Spectator. His diary this week offers a fascinating insight into his route into the police and life in the Met
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OTD in 1918, Hawick and Scotland's mercurial winger Walter Sutherland, 'Suddie', was killed in France aged 27. Rest in peace bonnie lad. Thread 1/ Hawick and Scotland's Walter Sutherland sprinting
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next we have 'the hem of your poem' by @IsaacDaraWrites! short and simple, but so so touching. "God calling back the first couple to Eden" really got me, and i'm
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This excellent piece, particularly Thaer Ali’s experience, reminds me of a short anecdote from a Basque child refugee, Roberto, who coincidentally also lived in Yorkshire, that I wrote about in
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Here’s a THREAD related to the pandemic1. I stumbled on Sigmund Freud while writing a certain article about Nigeria & ever since, I’ve been intrigued by psychology. I then read
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