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Leonardo Di Salvatore

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Posted On: July 27th 2026, 04:58 pm

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Was on live when @djsoulchildac came crying asking to come up for some clout but i told him i dont host convicted child abusers on my live like that so i had to drop a dj soul childbeater freestyle for him😘
ЧТО СКАЖЕТЕ?🤯любимые запомните пожалуйста раз и навсегда ШЕЛУШЕНИЕ = РАЗРУШЕННЫЙ КОЖНЫЙ БАРЬЕР. И тут уже одним увлажнением не обойдешься. СОХРАНЯЙ ✅ и отправь подруге у которой тоже такой термоядерный уход🫣
Where did everyone go? It was silent. For three hours today, it was silent. It is never silent here. My country road is constantly filled with trucks engine breaking, kids on dirt bikes revving past every house... Cows in the distance mooing at some inconvenience. I walked outside and it was blue. It was grey. Silence was across the land. I could barely even hear the wind. For three hours i didnt not hear or see another soul. No rocks falling. No stream. No birds. At first it was comforting. My deepest wish has happened: im finally alone. Maybe im dead? No, im still butt ugly, that cant be it. No one was home. No one was at work. The mail was late. Everything today was off. I got to set up my camera in the middle of the road and if i left it there for hours, nothing would have happened. Then, suddenly, everything went back to normal. It was deafening again. But where did everyone go?
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Me Skënderbeun pas shpine, studentët qëndrojnë përballë kordonit të policisë në qendër të Tiranës. Bulevardi i mbushur me gurë e mbeturina, flamujt kuq e zi të ngritur lart, ndërsa autoboti hedh ujë e gaz lotsjellës mbi turmë.
One of the hardest parts about moving somewhere new is starting from scratch. New routines, new faces, and trying to find your place in a community that already exists. Jessie and Hannah have been two of the first people to make this new place feel like home. Something as simple as having friends show up for an early morning track workout means more than they probably realize. With the NYC Marathon approaching, I’ve been thinking a lot about momentum. Not just in running, but in life. The importance of continuing to show up, putting yourself out there, looking inward, and trusting that God is working even when things feel unfamiliar. I’m learning that you can be incredibly grateful for where you are and still struggle with the transition of getting there. God has a funny way of putting the right people in your life at the right time. Grateful for these two, grateful for this chapter, and grateful for another day to get better. Slowly but surely, finding my stride. God is good!
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