✨️Stephanie Halbrook✨️ retweeted
Some days it’s hard. Those split-second decisions driving these big rigs. Drivers cutting me off, almost hitting me, over and over again. I’ll be honest, the beast inside me tries to rise up. But I push the monster down and let my training take over. Close call after close call, it wears you out. Never allow your rage to take over. Control your inner animal.
#TruckersLife #SelfControl
✨️Stephanie Halbrook✨️ retweeted
The U.S. Senate’s nomination hearing for Jared Isaacman to be confirmed as the 15th NASA Administrator is set for next Wednesday, April 9 🇺🇸🚀💪
✨️Stephanie Halbrook✨️ retweeted
Rest In Peace Val Kilmer.
Doc Holliday in Tombstone was Oscar-worthy.
✨️Stephanie Halbrook✨️ retweeted
I turn 55 tomorrow!! 🖖🏾🚀🌎🙏🏽
To celebrate turning 55, I’m seeing if I can get 55 people to support me as an artist by going to Space2inspire.art and buying one item.
I would love to wake up tomorrow knowing that 55 people found something inspiring from my art. I hope you will help me celebrate my fabulous fifties by checking out my website and sharing this message. ❤️
Use code Happy55 to get 10% off your purchase!!
✨️Stephanie Halbrook✨️ retweeted
"I took no pride in my solitude; but I was dependent on it. The darkness of the room was like sunlight to me." - Charles Bukowski
✨️Stephanie Halbrook✨️ retweeted
Scientists studying samples aboard the @MarsCuriosity rover have found the largest organic compounds on Mars so far. This raises intriguing possibilities in the search for past life – and bodes well for plans to bring @NASAPersevere's samples to Earth. go.nasa.gov/41TFWV0

ALT The image features a rover with its robotic arm and various instruments visible on a rocky, reddish-brown terrain. In the background is a barren landscape with scattered rocks and hills under a hazy sky. Overlaying the left side of the image is a semi-transparent panel with the title "Large Organics on Mars" in bold black letters. Below the title, three molecular chains are displayed, consisting of black spheres representing carbon atoms and white spheres representing hydrogen atoms. Labels indicate "carbon" as the black spheres and "hydrogen" as the white spheres. A faint circular blur appears in the background of the panel. Credit: NASA / Dan Gallagher
I've realized I've been discouraged in replying on 𝕏.
It sucks that 90% of the engagement on replies is OF bot accounts
Gets tiresome seeing their notifications & especially when they then attempt to follow
Then there's the work of having to report/block...
So much effort into trying to just engage & interact with others
✨️Stephanie Halbrook✨️ retweeted
Little things that could lift your mood.
Which ones have you recently done?
Homemade pepperoni & @TakisUSA pizza 😅
My kiddo is happy 🍕
✨️Stephanie Halbrook✨️ retweeted
Thomas Campbell’s theory, "My Big TOE" (TOE stands for Theory of Everything), isn’t just a scientific idea — he presents it as a paradigm shift, meaning it completely changes how we understand reality.
He argues that consciousness, not matter, is the true foundation of existence. In other words, the physical world we experience isn’t what's ultimately real — instead, it’s consciousness that creates reality, and everything else (matter, space, time) is secondary.
According to Campbell, our universe works like a virtual reality, designed to give each of us "individuated units of consciousness" — a structured, rule-based environment to learn, grow, and evolve.
Essentially, he suggests that life is less about physical survival and more about developing our consciousness, almost like players in a complex, immersive game where the goal is to become better, more evolved beings.
























