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08/11/2025

🥰😁 I will be there tomorrow 😁 Alyssa Hathorn

I'm a real girl in this real world with real battles.
My real natural body has real wounds and real scars.
I cry real tears and think real thoughts.
I am a real girl reaching out to my real sisters and brothers. I'm a real girl hoping for real connections, real understanding, and real peace.
I am real as real as this acronym.
I really just made up...
Resilient
Eternal
Ambitious
Loving
I am a real girl in real life who wrote real poetry that can be posted on my real accounts in real time on a real platform.
Nothing in this life is make-believe or made up unless it's a lie.
I'm not a lie, my life isn't a lie, my goals aren't a lie, my opinion isn't a lie and neither is my truth.
I am a girl, my name is Alyssa Marie.
Tuesday July 9th, 2024 ♡

08/11/2025

could never be a hater, i was born to be a lover ⚡️💜

08/11/2025

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Es**rt that stuff out! 100 things to get rid of—https://ericalayne.co/declutter/

07/19/2025

Ain't nobody that motivates me more than you, honestly 😭❤️ && ain't nobody that loves me better either, you make me so happy and make me feel so good. I love you to infinity ♾️ & beyond baby! 😘❤️💋 Jerron C Franklin + Alyssa Hathorn = HAPPY EVER AFTER 💘🤞🏼🔐

07/19/2025

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Tuned In ⚡

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07/11/2025

Sometimes it just takes a woman's strength and determination 💪🏼

🚂 THE WOMAN WHO OUTSMARTED EDISON: Meet Mary Walton, the Forgotten Genius Who Cleaned Up America!

In the smoky, noisy chaos of 1800s New York City, when even Thomas Edison couldn't solve the pollution crisis, one determined woman rolled up her sleeves and changed everything. Mary Walton didn't just complain about the problems - she fixed them!

BASEMENT BREAKTHROUGH: From Problem to Patent

While cities choked on black locomotive smoke and soot covered every building, Mary Walton got to work in her basement. She studied how smoke moved, built prototypes, and invented a revolutionary system that forced train emissions through water tanks, trapping pollutants before they reached the air. Her 1879 patent transformed city life overnight!

NOISE NIGHTMARE SOLVED: When Edison Failed, Mary Succeeded

New York's elevated trains created unbearable noise that rattled buildings and kept residents awake. Thomas Edison tried to fix it and failed completely. But Mary Walton didn't give up! She discovered that wooden support boxes amplified the sound and created an ingenious dampening system that finally gave New Yorkers peace and quiet.

REVOLUTIONARY IMPACT: Double Innovation Champion

At a time when women rarely held patents, Mary Walton earned not one but TWO groundbreaking patents that solved major urban problems. Her smoke reduction system was adopted by railroads nationwide, while her noise dampening technology was purchased by New York's Metropolitan Railroad, making her financially successful too!

LASTING LEGACY: Environmental Pioneer Ahead of Her Time

Mary Walton was essentially the world's first environmental engineer! Her innovations didn't just clean the air and quiet the streets - they proved that ordinary people could solve extraordinary problems through observation, experimentation, and determination. Cities worldwide still benefit from the principles she pioneered over 140 years ago.

Next time you breathe clean city air or enjoy a quiet train ride, remember Mary Walton - the brilliant woman who showed that innovation knows no gender! 💪

07/11/2025

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In the Levant, around 12,000 years ago, the Natufian culture marked a pivotal moment in human evolution, from nomadic hunters to early village life. Among their most touching legacies is a burial discovered in modern-day Israel, where a woman’s skeleton was found gently resting her hand on a puppy’s remains.

This grave, uncovered at sites like Ain Mallaha, is among the earliest archaeological proofs of emotional bonds between humans and dogs. Unlike wolves, the animal had physical traits—shorter snout, smaller size—suggesting it was a domesticated dog, not just a tamed wild creature.

What makes this discovery remarkable isn’t just its age, but its message: even in the Stone Age, dogs weren’t just used for hunting or protection—they were already companions. The grave’s careful arrangement implies affection, respect, or perhaps even spiritual symbolism.

As agriculture, permanent dwellings, and social rituals emerged, so too did one of the most enduring human relationships in history. The woman and her puppy, side by side in death, speak to a truth that’s lasted millennia: dogs weren’t just at our feet—they were in our hearts.

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