wipipo know what U.N.I.T.Y. means. That's Right, I Said It!

Male band in the 80's vs male band in the 2000's

Long feelin of love

Long feelin of love
Between Us
You and I
In a room or the outside world
I get to hold your hand
You get to hold mine, too…
In our path
In our somewhere
We edge on
Those butterflies stop us in

Our own separate tracks..
Stood before the break
Clocks tick
And we kiss….

My heart has never stopped for you…..
Yours has never stopped for me either….

Right or wrong
Doesn’t matter
We will run off
In the rain or snow
Or into the sun..,,

It’s a long feeling of love
Where’s it’s warm
Filled with happiness….
It seems like
I can’t live without you
You can’t live without you….

We must grow old and stay
Youthful….just as we vow together
Cos

These butterflies
They’re more magical
They’re a major part of our privacy….

We have this
Long feelin of love
In our souls
We entwine tangle up in the pages
Of our romance novel
Written by a mother universe….or
Maybe some highest form..

A long feelin of love….🫶🏾💙 ©️ Kai C. 6-24-23

#thefuckery

Hey Kayla 👋🏾

Rise Up This Mornin
Smile With The Risin 🌞

Shiiiiiiid!!! $200,000 to catch cramps, share a window, no toilet, no walking or standing, no free peanuts or pretzels and the pilot is using a video game 🎮 controller (how many hours does he have playing C.O.D. or Battlefield 2042?) Nah, I'm good, Spirit Airlines might be shitty, but....it cost $47.95, I get to carry a suitcase, I can walk to stretch and use the bathroom, got my own window, I might see people fight after we take off, I can go further, it's more that two miles up, and the pilots don't play with my life using a 🎮 flying over some old 🍑 wrecked aircraft 🛫...tf you saying

Hispanics are the largest demographic group in Texas, outnumbering non-Hispanic white people for the first time since the mid-19th century, according to U.S. Census data.

In 2022, the state’s Hispanic population reached 12 million, surpassing the non-Hispanic white population and turning Texas into a majority minority state.

Some 40.2 percent of Texans are Hispanic, and 39.8 percent are non-Hispanic white.