mari.

@pinkinho.bsky.social

👩🏻‍🦱 1997. suposta brasileira.

meu irmão tá sempre assistindo youtube na tv mas nesse mais de ano que a gente divide quarto eu nunca tinha visto ele assistindo nenhum canal que eu conhecia... até uns minutos atrás quando levantei a vista e me deparei com o kurtis conner

gol do mbappé com assistência do bellingham, gol do vini com assistência do bellingham, gol do mbappé com assistência do vini, finalmente descriminalizaram o trisal na espanha

acabei de passar exatamente UMA HORA tentando renovar a assinatura da minha tia no prime. 4 pessoas, 2 tvs, 2 celulares, 1 notebook, 3 cartões de crédito e 1 cachorra. nada deu certo. tivemos que criar outra conta. não faz o menor sentido o jeff bezos ser rico.

What Dolly taught us is that it is in fact possible to be wealthy beyond your wildest dreams of avarice but still be a fundamentally good person with a strong moral compass, and the only reason more rich people aren't like that is because they don't want to be.

I always found it admirable that Dolly seemed totally awestruck by Whitney’s “I Will Always Love You” No jealousy, no protectiveness of her own work, just joy that somebody had taken the song she wrote and made something new and special out of it.

confirming this. Parton also publicly stated she liked Houston's version of the song better than her own. 14]
Parton recalled that when she first heard the song while driving in Nashville the week of its release that she "just heard this voice come on the radio. It kind of rang a bell, but it didn't hit because she was kind of talking it. Then, all of a sudden, it went into the l Will Always Love You' part and I just about wrecked. I had to pull off the side of the road, seriously, to listen to it." 216]
Parton stated that she was "overwhelmed" and that Houston "made it so much more than it ever would have been."(216][217) In an interview with Howard Stern, Parton added "I couldn't believe my little country sad song could even be done like that. That was one of the greatest experiences I've ever had in my entire life." 29]
Houston told Rolling Stone in 1993, "I think Dolly Parton is a hell of a writer and a hell of a singer. I was so concerned when I sang her song how she'd feel about it, in terms of the arrangement, my licks, my flavor. When she said she was floored, that meant so much to me." 28]

In addition to the endless stories about how wonderful Dolly Parton was, I bet there are many that have never been told, because she didn’t need or want them to be. I bet we’ll hear a lot of them in days to come.

you can build a bunker for you and your retainers & you can hoard your power & fame, you can worship nothing but ambition or status and stand by while people you might be able to help--in big ways or small ways--go without. Or you can be Dolly. All these things are choices. She made good ones.

every billionaire & tech mogul, they all want to be adored & celebrated without doing the things Dolly did with a fraction of the power & money. What she had, she gave away. I'm sure she was comfortable (& that's good!). But she just relentlessly helped. It's not that difficult. Love. Care. Help. 💚🌸

(3/3) Dolly called and asked if there was any way to help with this tragedy. Abumrad replied she was on a vaccine research team but it was expensive and they were still seeking grants. When Dolly heard this she replied "Well I have money" and donated $1m. Abumrad's team produced the Moderna vaccine.