Give Life a Happy Shrug (or Remember Your Umbrella)
Posted on January 6, 2013 1 Comment
A long (very, very) long time ago I was out in a canoe with two teenage friends. It was all terribly Huckleberry Finn. Read More
Kittens, They Can Happen to Anyone
Posted on November 13, 2012 Leave a Comment
What is it about a kitten in a bowtie that turns you into so much mush…
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Albino Rhino’s FTW
Posted on November 11, 2012 1 Comment
Need your faith in humanity restored? Me too. Let’s start here… Read More
A Little Bit of Thankfulness (But Not Gratitude)
Posted on November 10, 2012 11 Comments
I don’t know what it is. I like the term thankful. But I dislike the term gratitude. Read More
It’s a Cat. Of course.
Posted on August 19, 2012 6 Comments
This weeks Warm and Fuzzy? It’s a cat. Just like last week. And the week before.
Super God Olympiad of the Day
Posted on July 31, 2012 3 Comments
USA Women’s Gym Team! Why? Because they made history, that’s why.
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Boy Meets Cat, Cat Changes Everything
Posted on July 22, 2012 4 Comments
So are you like me, dig a feel-good story? Especially one involving a cat? Then read on, kindred spirit.
Lorcan Dillon is one adorable Irish lad. However he suffers from a mean anxiety disorder called “Selective Mutism.” At age 7, he gets overwhelmed in social situations, leaving him speechless and lonely.
Enter Jessi-Cat. Who changes everything…
Since the cat has become part of the Dillon household, according to Lorcan’s mom, Jayne: “Lorcan is able to connect ‘love’ to Jessi-Cat, something he can’t do with people…she’s been a great support to him when things have been really hard. She is without a doubt the best friend a boy could have and has made a huge positive impact in his life.”
Cliffnotes: Cats rule.
Nice story to start a Sunday, no?
A Warm and Fuzzy for You….
Posted on July 25, 2011 Leave a Comment
We all need a smile now and then, eh? This smile is brought to you by the PBS show, Antique Roadshow.
A humble, sweetheart of a man named Ted brought in a rug to be appraised when the tv show came to the town he lived, Tucson.
The said rug hung on the back of a chair for generations.
This is how it unfold….
(Oh, btw, the money shot is at the end but I really think you should watch the whole thing. What’s 3-ish minutes out of your life?)
The Afterword. Ted sold the blanket for an undisclosed amount.
Said Ted:
“We said, ‘We can’t keep this. This is too valuable. What would the kids do with it? Would they fight over it?’ So we decided we would have to sell it.”
It is now in a museum on display.
A win, win. Such a lovely ending for a lovely man. I just never tire of this clip. Hope you don’t either.
Who I Am, etc.
Posted on July 15, 2011 4 Comments