Instagram story viewer> @music.sole> Post
🎼E(music.sole)'s profile avatar

🎼E

@music.sole

3 years ago
Avui hem Anat a la llar d'infants @riudesons amb els alumnes de 5è de primària, cantar i tocar nadales amb l'ukelele. Gran experiència i il.lusió de tothom. Gràcies per convidar-nos. ... #nadal #illusio #ukelele #cantar #villancicos @lamercemartorell
Download
0
Posted On: December 19th 2023, 03:21 pm
Avui hem Anat a la llar d'infants @riudesons amb els alumnes de 5è de primària, cantar i tocar nadales amb l'ukelele.
Gran experiència i il.lusió de tothom.
Gràcies per convidar-nos.

...

#nadal #illusio #ukelele #cantar #villancicos @lamercemartorell

More posts

28 October 2026. New York City.
587 days since @jujubballin has touched the court. Tomorrow that changes 🫡
these fine folks from @fresno_state came to my creative spaces to interview + photograph me and midge. this kind of thing usually makes me cringe, but they made it practically painless ! here are a few behind the scenes shots . . .
@austinbookerr making impact plays in primetime ‼️
Boxer vs BJJ purple belt - who wins? Follow @coachtomblackledge
White House Reminds Americans Trump Is Still in Office After Democrats Sweep Midterms Blogged by: PoliGirl The official White House social media account shared a photo of Trump leaning forward over the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office, staring directly into the camera with both hands planted firmly on the desk. Across the image, large white letters read, “PSA: TRUMP IS STILL YOUR PRESIDENT.” The caption was just as direct: “Thank you for your attention to this matter.” President Trump leaning over a desk in the Oval Office with American flags in the background; bold caption reads ‘PSA: TRUMP IS STILL YOUR PRESIDENT.’ The post arrived after a devastating election night for Republicans, with Democrats winning control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate. The results marked a major shift in Washington and threatened to complicate Trump’s agenda during the remaining two years of his term. While the White House did not explicitly mention the election results in its post, the timing was impossible to overlook. Democrats had just secured significant victories in races across the country, including several states and districts that Republicans previously controlled. The November 3 elections saw Democrats make gains in traditional Republican territory, with victories in states including Texas, Iowa, Kansas, and South Carolina. The party also flipped numerous House districts, securing enough seats to take back the chamber. Voters headed to the polls amid concerns about rising living costs, the war in Iran, and government accountability. Those issues became central to the midterm campaigns as Democrats sought to challenge Republican control of Washington. The results also represented a setback for Trump, who had spent time campaigning for Republican candidates and encouraging voters to support his political agenda. However, Trump pushed back against suggestions that the election results represented a personal rejection of his leadership. He argued that Republicans would have performed better if his name had appeared on the ballot.
back to up