Lee Brain (@nbryan031) header
Lee Brain (@nbryan031) profile picture

a 48yr old that possibly peaked at 25, i tend to still be a dreamer! I enjoy my life now.

port huron michigan
Joined June 2014
Photo by Lee Brain (@nbryan031)Photo by Lee Brain (@nbryan031)Photo by Lee Brain (@nbryan031)Photo by Lee Brain (@nbryan031)Photo by Lee Brain (@nbryan031)Photo by Lee Brain (@nbryan031)Photo by Lee Brain (@nbryan031)Photo by Lee Brain (@nbryan031)Photo by Lee Brain (@nbryan031)
Lee Brain retweeted
life is just a game we’re all just the same #PRINCE #PRINCE4EVER #CONTROVERSY
4
36
3
158
3,970
*NSYNC’s first TikTok. there are TEARS in my EYES. #nsync – at Los Angeles, CA
3
41
9
172
14,811
#bluewaterbridge If you're travelling from Canada to USA today do not take this bridge, wait times are 2+ hours and they're only a limited number of vehicles through with long waits between.
1
3
834
Baseball Signing Congratulations to Jordan Gallo on his commitment to play Baseball at St. Clair County Community College! Jordan is coming to us from L'Anse Creuse High School #SkipperPride
2
4
812
The iconic Gordie Howe Bridge is steadily taking shape, bridging the US and Canadian sites with impressive towers reaching beyond 656 feet and destined to reach 722 feet. The towers are expected to hit their final height this year!
11
91
11
395
37,321
What could be done? @completestreets smaller lane sizes? Context sensitive designs, mid block crosswalks or just more of the same? – at Fort Gratiot, MI
2
2
138
Housing prices in Royal Oak's walkable neighborhoods back this up, and things will only get more expensive as Gen-Z starts renting/buying. Increasing supply is crucial, but Royal Oak is poised to be in a good spot.
A recent @realtors survey found that 77% of Americans would pay a premium to live in a neighborhood where they could easily walk to parks, shops and restaurants. That number jumps to 92% for ‘Gen Z.’ nar.realtor/reports/nar-comm…
1
1
12
1,071
Lee Brain retweeted
Michigan’s first gay pride event was held in 1972. Grand Rapids held its first event in 1988. Now, pride events are seen all across the country, and not just in big cities. woodtv.com/news/michigan/the…
62
19
2
138
26,494
Lee Brain retweeted
Whoever did this is my hero. (Picture sent to me by a friend.)
2
1
4
296
Pride flag flies for first time at Mackinac Policy Conference during LGBTQ Pride Month rssfeeds.freep.com/~/7438707…
152
20
7
423
40,088
1,456
7,705
255
51,256
2,567,147
Lee Brain retweeted
FOR TINA🩷
376
3,111
488
33,102
956,416
Beautiful sing-a-long for Janet Jackson's "Again" in Charlotte. ✨🎶 📸: Tammy_Lail (IG)
47
4
200
17,777
Lee Brain retweeted
Besides the straightforward moral argument that reducing crashes is the right thing to do, we gotta bend the cost curve. We need a financial mechanism to take money we would spend on future crashes and put it towards prevention. You can either pay for clean up or prevention.
Check out this recent @NHTSAgov report measuring annual costs of car crashes. The total: $1.37 trillion/yr (2019 dollars), or ~6.5% of US GDP. Includes: - Medical costs - Property costs - Lost productivity - Legal costs - Congestion costs crashstats.nhtsa.dot.gov/Api…
1
3
2
192
Long overdue. A win for equality.
The Food and Drug Administration has dropped all restrictions specific to gay and bisexual men donating blood. trib.al/iyB6doX
36
27
1
265
18,703
Spring Art Hop in @DowntownPH
1
42
Lee Brain retweeted
The rainbow symbol of the gay pride movement and the word “Pride” will be displayed on the city’s welcome sign at Washington Avenue and Fifth Street “as a visible representation of the city’s support.” mlive.com/news/muskegon/2023…
81
14
3
193
43,106
This Take Your Child To Work Day, I had the honor of being protected by some of the toughest agents in town.
10,158
12,107
3,637
158,360
25,536,170
Lee Brain retweeted
A gay pride festival will be held for the first time in Grand Haven, a move that comes in spite of far-right conservatism taking hold elsewhere in Ottawa County. mlive.com/news/muskegon/2023…
72
53
5
454
60,223
first they came for Tucker Carlson, and I didn't speak out— because I was laughing so hard that I couldn't catch my breath
617
1,721
93
18,489
559,041