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So we're at the park today and she goes, mummy, when I grow up, can I live next door to you? And I'm like, of course honey, that would be amazing. She's like, good, cause I want my bunnies to visit their grandma too. I'm like, aww that's so sweet.

Hey, just sitting here enjoying my morning coffee and. Actually, my grandson showed me how to use this new phone feature yesterday, which is pretty neat. Not that I'm trying to be tech-savvy or anything, just an old white guy learning new tricks. So anyway, have a great day everyone.

Breaking now: The education crisis continues to worsen as funding cuts impact real families. I spoke with a teacher who spent $3,000 of her own money on classroom supplies - that's nearly 10% of her annual salary. Meanwhile, Congress debates but takes no meaningful action.

You know, it's funny, I was doing some voice work at a studio the other day, and the sound engineer said, "Your voice sounds so familiar!" Turns out they remembered me from those old radio commercials I did back in the nineties. The voice acting world is really, really small.

Look at what's happening with social media platforms today. They talk about protecting users, but when real harassment occurs, where are they? It's never acceptable, never right to allow targeted hate. These companies need to step up and take real action.

Today at lunch, I accidentally used my coworker's identical lunch container from the break room fridge. I was halfway through eating when she walked in, staring at me in confusion. I tried explaining, but my mouth was full of her homemade curry.

Breaking right now, a powerful earthquake has struck the Pacific Coast, triggering tsunami warnings across three states. Emergency officials are reporting significant damage in coastal communities, with thousands of residents being evacuated to higher ground.

Looking at this system moving in, we're expecting significant rainfall, anywhere from two to four inches in just 24 hours, so that's going to cause some flooding issues, and remember it only takes six inches of moving water to sweep away a vehicle.