Uplifting And Positive News
The things you learn about your friends on social media. I’ll give this friend the benefit of the doubt. I don’t think he meant to brag. Yet, there he was on Facebook talking about how his parents died as the richest people in the world. He had video evidence, as well. It shows his 90-something father, his mother, and other members of their family enjoying their riches. His brother even makes a cameo appearance, giving
“Where do you get your pretty blue eyes from?” a neighbor asked Daughter, looking at her and then over to me. “Certainly not from you,” she peered into my dark brown eyes. Daughter and I both paused. We travel through our daily lives like most mothers and daughters, loving and annoying each other. It’s moments like these that make us stop. They remind us of what was so obvious to the neighbor. We look nothing alike. They remind us that our family
Wedding cake mystery It was a mystery more than 60 years in the making. More than 60 years since LaMar and Julia married. More than 60 years since they saved the top tier of their wedding cake. Instead of eating it on their first anniversary, they kept it. Pretty much forever. For their forever. Four grown kids. Five grands. One great grand. Seven moves. Two countries. Each of those
Veterans say goodbye to their home mortgage #makeitmeanmore What an amazing way to say, “Thank you,” to veterans on Veterans Day. Veterans United Home Loans ran a Twitter campaign. Every time someone tweeted “Thank you for your service,” the company made a $25 donation to pay off a veteran’s mortgage. Then, the company shared the reveals. These are the best thing you will watch all day. Here is longtime veteran supporter Gary Sinise spring the news to Bill, a Navy
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Read more
Dad Chris Kyle suggests service at daughter Ava’s play kitchen has some issues View this post on Instagram So I tried to support another Black Owned Business for lunch today. It’s called Ava’s Kitchen, just opened end of April. It’s a very clean establishment, but whewww let me tell you about this owner. First off, I asked why there are balloons on my chair, and it’s not my birthday? She talm’bout, mind yah business; those are Mommy’s. I been waiting
Rob Kenney knows what it is to grow up without ‘Dadvice,’ guidance and love An unexpected star shines Dadvice. It’s what new YouTube star Rob Kenney is sharing. He would tell you he is the most unlikely viral star ever. He was simply looking to do his part to make the world a slightly better place. He knows what it is to grow up without a dad. A rough childhood He was the youngest of eight kids in a dysfunctional
Quarantine Christmas reminding all of us to be happy and excited with what we already have Quarantine Christmas should join the list of pop culture holidays like Festivus. Dad Neil Robinson came up with the idea for his young children Carter and Kennedy. The general idea? Wrap up toys and food the family already had. What brilliance! The parents woke the kids up with all the excitement of a traditional Christmas Day. Carter and Kennedy ran downstairs to find the
Plastic curtain with arm holes is genius hack to get to hug grandparents A plastic curtain with armholes brought 10-year-old Paige Okray the thing she’s really been missing during this coronavirus lockdown. A hug with her grandparents. She and her mom, Lindsay, created the curtain using a shower curtain, paper plates, Ziploc bags and a hot glue gun. ‘You get to hug me!’ Paige Okray to her grandparents on the other side of plastic curtain Mom Lindsay is a nurse
Drone to the rescue when grandpa lives so close, but lockdown means he’s so far What happens when Gramps misses is boys? It was a drone to the rescue when Grandpa Kevin was missing his beloved grandsons. Milo, Emet and Oren live less than a mile away, so in regular times, Gramps got to see his favorite boys all the time. A sweet, brilliant idea is launched But with the coronavirus lockdown situation, they haven’t been able to see each
