Uplifting And Positive News
You can watch Joey, the baby otter munch on tiny crushed ice cubes. Why? There’s no why. Simply, it’s the cutest thing you will see today, on a day when your brain can use a break from the stress of all the election coverage. This is the little guy who everyone can agree is just the cutest. The video comes courtesy of the folks at the Vancouver Aquarium. Joey was rescued as a tiny baby. Because his mother died before
The chipmunk living in Angela Hansberger’s Atlanta front yard has the best seat at the table. Hansberger is a food writer by trade. An industry hard hit by the pandemic. Hansberger shares her journey of dealing with sadness and boredom in a delight piece in Bon Apetit Magazine. She writes, “There are no more new cafés to review or omakase dinners to critique or chicken wing competitions to judge. I’ve hoarded the beans, planted the garden, and grown the scallions
Beautiful reunion after Covid restrictions kept this wonderful couple apart for 215 days This beautiful reunion is what you need to see today. If true, everlasting love is your kind of thing. Joe and Eve have been married for 60 years. This crazy pandemic threw them a challenge they couldn’t have seen coming. BBC World reports that husband Joe got sick about the time his beloved wife, Eve, had to move into a memory assist facility. COVID restrictions meant they
#UnflatteringDogPhotoChallenge we need you. Because in a world where social media is the place where we feel pressured to present only perfect lives, perfectly behaved children, gorgeous homes and adorable pets, here comes the viral thread we all need. Humans with dogs admitted that our pups aren’t always gorgeous and well-behaved. Not every dog is supposed to be on the cover of Garden and Gun magazine. Some of the more amusing: #unflatteringdogphotochallenge blueberry facial pic.twitter.com/0NG5lGN5Fd — robert skelton (@Skelltony) October
Stroll to the polls Members of the ‘Divine Nine‘ Black sororities have the most fun video going viral as they encourage people to vote in the upcoming election. #strolltothepolls says it all. The Divine Nine The AJC reports members Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. and Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. participated. They strolled in front of backdrops around Atlanta. This picture of sorority sisters strolling to the polls is giving me
Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms wants enough poll workers, signed an executive order Thursday I’ve issued an Executive Order allowing City employees to take paid leave to volunteer as poll workers. Thank you to @WhenWeAllVote & @MichelleObama for hosting #FueltheVote in ATL. We are inspired by the chance to strengthen our country and democracy. Our vote is our voice. pic.twitter.com/90BFYFlyGm — Keisha Lance Bottoms (@KeishaBottoms) October 1, 2020 Supporting democracy Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is looking to set her
African gray parrots at Britain’s Lincolnshire Wildlife Center are in time out before they teach their naughty ways to other birds Five African gray parrots find themselves in time out this week. They are part of a flock of rescues taken in by the Lincolnshire Wildlife Center in England. Funny or not so funny? The five birds think it’s pretty funny to let the naughty words fly between each other and zoo visitors. Jess Newton tells the BBC the “blue”
Tik Tok star Carlos Valdez inspired fans to create the best topping ever Tik Tok star Carlos Valdez and his family know a couple things about pizza. They know what toppings they like and they know exactly who they want to deliver their delicious pizza pie. Valdez told KSL TV that they always order from Papa John’s in Roy, Utah to they can request their favorite delivery driver. Every time Derlin Newey brings a pizza to their front door the
Synagogue’s rooftop beehives had sweet beginning that only gets better They are beehives with the sweetest of beginnings. Arthur LaBan started the project about five years ago when he was in seventh grade. This would be his service project for his upcoming bar mitzvah at Congregation Rodeph Shalom in Philadelphia. KYW radio did a story at the time. Beekeeper Don Shump helped Arthur and his dad, Craig, get quite the operation going on the synagogue’s rooftop. As Craig describes in
This fish chair second-hand store find could only go to one woman It’s the fish chair meant for only one person. Or so, that’s how this fish tale plays out. CBS’ Steve Hartman has another great story that starts with a funky chair someone saw in a second hand store. The story starts in a Facebook group They posted the image on a quirky Facebook page called, “Weird Secondhand Finds That Just Need To Be Shared.” A woman in Syracuse,
