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09/24/2026

C U there

🏍️🔥 DAYTONA BIKETOBERFEST 2026 — WHERE THE RIDE NEVER ENDS! 🔥🏍️
Engines roaring, sunsets glowing, and thousands of riders coming together for the ultimate celebration of bikes, freedom, friendship, and good times. 🌴🤘
📍 Daytona Beach, Florida
📅 October 15–18, 2026
Four days. One legendary destination. Endless memories. 🏁
Who’s ready to ride into Daytona? 🏍️💨

09/18/2026

Good Morning. Hoping everyone has a wonderful Day 😎

09/11/2026

25 Years Later — Never Forgotten

25 years.

And yet, I can remember that morning like it just happened.

I had just gotten home from working an ER shift in Tampa. I turned on the television and saw President Bush visiting an elementary school in Sarasota.

At first, I thought, That's a great thing for him to be doing—visiting the children.

I went to take a shower.

When I came back, the news was reporting that a plane had hit one of the Twin Towers.

That's terrible.

Then another plane hit the second tower.

I remember becoming almost mentally paralyzed.

We're under attack.

Then the airspace was shut down.

As the day unfolded, we learned that four airplanes had been hijacked.

The world had changed.

I had served as an Army Medic before September 11. I had spent my career in healthcare, helping people when they were having some of the worst moments of their lives.

But that day was different.

We watched firefighters, police officers, EMTs, paramedics, physicians, nurses, military personnel, and ordinary people run toward the danger while everyone else was trying to get away.

Thousands of innocent people never made it home.

And thousands more carried the physical and emotional scars of that day for the rest of their lives.

Today, 25 years later, we remember them.

We remember the lives that were taken.

We remember the heroes who responded.

We remember the families who lost someone they loved.

And we remember everyone who served in the years that followed.

Before today gets busy, please take a moment of silence.

Put down the phone.

Look around.

Think about the people who didn't get to go home that day.

Think about the people who ran into the burning buildings to save someone else.

Think about the men and women who answered the call afterward.

25 years later, we remember.

We honor them.

We will not forget.

🕊️ Never Forgotten.

September 11, 2001 — September 11, 2026

09/04/2026

A moment, before the holiday.

While we're sitting back with a beer, firing up the grill, out on the boat, or driving to be with family this weekend — take a second to think about the young soldiers still deployed in the Middle East.

If we don't see it in the news, it's easy to forget it's still happening. We have not forgotten you.

If you have a family member out there, you understand this in a way words don't quite capture.

Roughly 2,000 soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division were sent to the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility back in March. Their deployment was recently extended — some units now serving a full 12-month rotation, keeping troops in the region into March 2027.

As an Army Medic myself, I think about them constantly — not just their physical safety, but the mental weight of it. They're protecting us, protecting our families, following orders they didn't write. I'd imagine most of them would rather be home right now, doing exactly what we're doing this weekend.

To the families who've lost a loved one, or have a loved one injured — our prayers are with you. We are here for you, in whatever way we can be. If you need help, reach out. There is help out there. You can reach me directly, Darrell, at [email protected].

The cost, as of this week:
🕊️ 18 U.S. service members killed
🩹 Over 750 wounded in action

Source: Stars and Stripes, Aug. 31, 2026

Thank you all for your service. Less than 1% of our country carries this weight for the rest of us.

Prayers this weekend — for those serving, and for the families waiting for them to come home. 🇺🇸

08/23/2026

You need to go at least once

08/23/2026

I Salute all the young brave Sailors and Marines on the USS Abraham Lincoln. Thank you for serving. 🇺🇸

08/22/2026

This Is What A True American Hero Looks Like: Doris "Dorie" Miller

On December 7, 1941, aboard the USS West Virginia, Mess Attendant Doris "Dorie" Miller faced the chaos of Pearl Harbor with extraordinary courage. In a Navy that barred Black sailors from combat roles and limited them largely to service duties, Miller didn't hesitate. He carried his mortally wounded captain to safety, then manned an anti-aircraft machine gun he'd never been trained to use — and fired on Japanese planes until he ran out of ammunition.

For his actions that day, Miller became the first Black American awarded the Navy Cross, the Navy's third-highest honor. He continued to serve until his death in 1943, when the es**rt carrier USS Liscome Bay was sunk by a Japanese submarine.

Dorie Miller's courage rose above the limits placed on him by his own country. He deserves to be remembered — by every branch, by every generation. This is what a Hero looks like!

🇺🇸 Never forget.

08/16/2026

Beautiful Riding

08/15/2026

Never Forgotten 😿 Chief WO2 Deontre T. Huey of Killeen and WO1 Seth L. Olmstead of Belton, KIT 12 Aug 2026, FT Hood, TX, B Co 2-227 AV RGT 1st CAV -64
Please keep their families and loved ones in your prayers.

08/13/2026

Prayers for the pilots and their families. RIP. On August 12, 2026, a U.S. Army AH-64 Apache attack helicopter crashed in Central Texas, killing two soldiers on board.