Anton Cobb likes to be productive. The 32-year-old salesman spends most of his lunch hours walking the streets of downtown Portland, where he works, or
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8-Year Old Rylee’s Poem For Her Family
‘dentiteoz’ wrote: “My 8 year old was asked to write a poem at school. Spelling and punctuation aside, I’m pretty “surtin” she gets life.” Absolutely.
See What This Father Did to Rescue His Children Taken by Human Traffickers
Just like a real-life Indian version of “Taken”… Now that’s a hero. share using buttons below
Glass by Patrice Ardiere
“Glass” by Patrice Ardiere There is a memory deep within me, born of my earliest moments of awareness. Not of a room, a toy, or
Uplifting Photo of the Day Shows A Palestinian Boy Practicing His Parkour Skills
A Palestinian boy practises his Parkour Free-Running skills near the ruins of houses, which witnesses said were destroyed during a seven-week Israeli offensive, in the
The Most Important Thing my Father Taught Me
The Most Important Thing my Father Taught Me by CptAJ It’s not something he said. He said a lot of good things; good things about
22 Examples of Social Media Kindness
Social media is used by a lot of people. Billions in fact. You probably use at least one social media platform yourself. Some of us
He’s all smiles at last!
After more than a month spent living without teeth, 16-year-old cancer survivor Alex Hunter finally had something to smile about. The Delano, California, teen had
Shhh and Enjoy!
Ah, the sweet wisdom of a child… “The world is pretty and everyone should be quiet and enjoy it.” Makes a whole lot of sense
Teacher Sends Hungry First Graders Home With Backpacks Full Of Food
Marvin Callahan, a first grade teacher at public school in Albuquerque, New Mexico, has started a program to send backpacks full of food home with
Our Daddy Needs a Kidney
Raleigh Callaway, 49, of Greensboro, Georgia, had been battling stage five kidney failure and was in need of a transplant. In an attempt to find
He’s Not Scary, He’s a Little Boy by AliceAnn Meyer
He’s Not Scary, He’s a Little Boy by AliceAnn Meyer We’ve had some encounters recently that have inspired me to write this post. This is
Uplifting Photo of the Day Includes One Stormtrooper, Breakfast, Boba Fett and a Super Cool Daddy
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Kreed’s Beautiful Voice by Erin Polk
Erin Polk runs Kreed’s World (www.facebook.com/kreedsworld). She writes: It’s about a teen who is nonverbal and his journey as we continue to teach him communication,
An Autism Awareness Shopping Day?
An Autism Awareness Shopping Day? by Michelle Rice When your car pulled up in the parking lot right after ours my eyes were drawn to
Daddy’s Little Girl Healing Her Hero’s Broken Heart With a Cuddle
‘AussieDefect’ wrote: “My Dad was a Police Officer who worked in Major Crash. I was 3-years old On Christmas Day. He had spent the day
The Note Albert Camus Sent to his Teacher Shortly After Receiving the Nobel Prize for Literature.
Teachers are so very important for all of our futures. Look how one teacher’s kindness and example made such a difference for a young man
Read This Touching Letter From a Father in Prison to His Young Son
“This was a letter written 10 years ago from my father when he was in prison” “He’s released now and is doing great.” by ‘nolanders’
The Most Adorable Children’s Argument – ‘You Poked My Heart’
We are delighted to share this cute video with you. Watch two little children debating the whole ‘rain vs. sprinkling’ argument. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sKdDyyanGk The “YOU’RE NOT
You Know Those People That Really Matter to You? Hold on to Them Real Tight.
Amy Granberg wrote: “I took this photo of a father being reunited with his son after his son got lost in Central Park. “ share
My Cookies are Your Cookies
Ericka Hunter wrote: “One of the most touching moments I have ever witnessed: This little Japanese tourist boy giving cookies to the local Cambodian children”
A Mother Picked The Wrong Biker To Judge By His Looks.
One Biker’s Response to a Mother’s Rudeness… Unfortunately, it comes somewhat naturally for most of us to judge other people without really knowing them or
A Mother’s Last Dance With Her Son
A Mother’s Last Dance With Her Son by Frank Somerville (Evening Anchor at KTVU) “This is one of the most beautiful pictures I’ve ever seen.
And So There Must Come an End
Charlotte Kitley has blogged on The Huffington Post UK since 2013 and sadly passed away on Tuesday 16 September from bowel cancer. She wrote one
My Sister Knows
My Baby Sister Knows That I Have Cerebral Palsy My sister is pretty smart. She’s one now. She knows I am a bit different
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