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Today is a great day to remember things that renew, cherish moments that matter and give thanks for the journey we’ve each been granted.

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Wishing the happiest of birthdays to the awesomest of humans @alisharparker. You also have impeccable taste when it comes to selecting a spouse. Love ya!
Growing up, Aunt Carol’s lighting-bright smile was a welcome landmark indicating your arrival at the house on the corner with the red fence and the bouncing dog behind it named Bravo. It was the only place we could watch MTV because it was the only house with cable. We all know that one aunt.
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As much as I admire #MLK I also wrestle with the reality that his faith in God positioned him to see hope in people and places that seemed unworthy of receiving the very grace and mercy they withheld from Black Americans. Instead of analyzing his convictions and creeds, however, his life encourages us to interrogate our own deeds and ask 1 simple question: How will you love and serve humanity?
My wholehearted THANKS to everyone who lifted a prayer, left me a note or loved on my family as I recovered from COVID-19. As of yesterday I’m out of quarantine and getting back into a revised version of life, something I won’t easily take for granted.🙏🏾
Thanks to an unseen gift I unwrapped on Christmas I’m starting 2021 in quarantine with COVID-19. 😷
Just mildly excited 😛🎄🎅🏽
I started at @Patron 7 years ago today! To have a front row seat on this team's amazing run has been career-defining.
Grateful for pandemic-proof blessings like these turkeys. 🙏🏾
It’s never been more uncomfortable yet critical to continue to talk about racism in our companies, communities and ourselves. Excited to lead this discussion tomorrow on Anti-Racist Leadership. Sign up and buckle up! ✊🏽LINK IN BIO 🔗
I’m celebrating all the things!?!! And I think you should too. (a thread ⬅️) #Election2020
Is it Christmas yet??? 😬 We’re skipping election week and fast forwarding to 2021 so getting the tree up was more for us than the kids. Yes, Christmas music was included and @alisharparker, my CEO (Chief Elf Officer), was on good behavior.🎄🍾🎉🎊

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