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02/09/2025

THIS BOY, 11, WALKED 1,700 MILES JUST TO HUG HIS LONELY 77-YEAR-OLD GRANNY WHO LIVED IN ANOTHER COUNTRY 🥰

In 2020, Romeo Cox could no longer bear the separation from his granny Rosemary due to flight restrictions. He decided to go on a 1,700-mile walk just to give her “the best hug ever” 93 days later. One could only imagine how his grandma felt when she opened the door and saw her beloved grandson who lived in another country!

Describing the moment he finally saw his grandmother, Romeo said, "Getting closer to Granny's house, I just started running. We had the best hug ever - really the best. Granny then made eggs and toast and we talked and talked. I have really missed her, I couldn't sleep much the night before.”💖💫

What an amazing boy!!! His love for his Granny inspires! 😍 .

02/09/2025

Message from the Chief:

I received this photo from a citizen with a message that said this kid said "I love cops"! Then he ran up and hugged this officer. Nothing makes me more proud than to know that the men and women of this agency go out on the tough calls and put themselves in harms way so that others can feel safe. I am especially thankful to our community members that go out of their way to make our officers feel welcomed. This image really made my day and captures what I see in my mind of how law enforcement and community can work together. The kids are always watching.

Credit - Philip .

02/09/2025

As we sat side by side in the quiet comfort of our aged care home, holding hands as we had done for more than six decades, a package arrived. The nurse brought it to our room with a gentle smile, and we looked at each other in wonder. A letter, sealed with the royal crest, and a gift, delicate yet filled with meaning.

Sixty years had passed since the day we said "I do," through joys and sorrows, births and farewells, our love only growing stronger. Now, at 90 years old, our love story was honored in a way we never imagined. The King himself had sent his congratulations, recognizing the strength of a bond that had withstood the test of time.

As we opened the letter together, my hands trembling, tears welled in my eyes. It wasn’t just words on a page; it was a reminder that true love, enduring love, transcends time. In that moment, sitting in our cozy room, surrounded by memories of our shared life, we felt the weight of our journey. The gift was not just from a monarch—it was from time itself, rewarding us for every laugh, every tear, and every promise kept.

We held each other tightly, feeling young again for just a moment, as though we were back at the start of our life together. The King’s words were beautiful, but it was the love we had built over 60 years that was the true treasure, a gift we would carry with us forever. .

02/09/2025

In this adorable scene, a little child stands side by side with a group of eager dogs, all curiously peeking through the fence. The child, bundled up in warm clothes, blends perfectly with the dogs, as if part of the pack. His hand gently resting on the dog’s back highlights the bond of trust and friendship they share. The dogs, equally attentive, mirror his curiosity, creating a moment filled with innocence, unity, and warmth. It's a beautiful display of how animals and children naturally come together in simple, joyful moments, finding wonder in the world around them. The scene speaks of companionship, curiosity, and the purest form of connection.
Credit goes to respective owner. .

02/09/2025

This is one of the last pictures of my grandfather. He passed today at 97, and this is him in an adult swing having a good time and enjoy life.

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02/09/2025

“When I was in my early twenties I went to Iran and fell in love with a Persian Architect. My husband died very young, and I could never find a man quite like him… I mean, I kissed a lot of frogs but none of them ever transformed. I find men of my age have difficulties with independent women, and hell I am one of them! I have my own home, my own car, my own activities. I am not a Sunday roast and ironed shirts kinda’ woman. No! I lost my mother when I was only 21 because she married the wrong one. I decided that I won't make the same mistake. Losing my mother made me want to travel as far as I could from Ireland but I didn’t have any money so I applied to be an air hostess. I got trained by AerLingus and was hired by Iran Air based in Teheran. I spent a little over two years there. I was young and we were working very hard so we didn’t really have time for dating, but one day, one of my colleagues said she going to meet Ali, and if I wanted to go with her, as Ali has a friend. I said: 'Well, okay…' It was love at first sight. I have never seen such a beautiful man in my life. He was intelligent and kind. He was Persian, but not religious, and the greatest feminist I have ever met. Our relationship was based on equality and respect. He was a manager of a very large site in Teheran, but because of the pressure of the Islamic Republic it was way too much stress to handle and he suddenly died of a heart attack at the age of 43. We had only a little over a year together, and it may seem like a short love story but it's kept me going for the last 30 years."

Credit - Original Owner ( Respect 🫡 ) .

02/09/2025

“We went to Walmart today, and my nephew Lakken happens to see an elderly man that was having a hard time shopping and finding things due to him not being able to lift his head up and see straight.
He can see the ground and barely the sides of him, so Lakken looks at me and goes, ‘Aunt Ry can I please help him?’
I said, ‘Yes.’
My nephew went up to the man and asked him if he would like some help. His eyes lit up and said, ‘Well, yes that would be amazing young man, thank you so much.’
Lakken was running all over the place for this man and he was so happy. The man told us he hasn’t had help in years, and he was so happy he ran into an amazing smart young man like Lakken! I was so proud of him!
Lakken went and helped him check out and bag his stuff as well and had them call the show bus.
The man tried to tip Lakken and my nephew said, ‘Oh thank you but I don’t need this. I enjoyed helping you, you keep your money’.
I’m beyond proud of my nephew Lakken. You don’t see or get many people, let alone children, who do these things for people.”
Credit: Rylee Long .

02/09/2025

"My hero is Mom. When I got my own police station she knitted me a teddy bear. I was hoping for a coffee mug.
I said “Mum I’m too old for a teddy bear.”
She said 'Firstly, you’re not. No one is. Secondly, it’s not for you. It’s a trauma bear, for any kid you think needs it.'
Three months later I’m asking a little boy to do a big job. There was a scared bear in my police truck that needed looking after. And, while his world dissolved in sirens and lights that boy kept that bear safe and took him home.
Mum has made hundreds of things since. Trauma bears for victims of crime, quilts to warm rehabilitating drug addicts during the chill of withdrawal, booties and mittens for premature babies. There’s something in the stitching, a kind of grandma magic I suppose.
The photo is me dropping off some more bears and quilts. Mum’s my hero and, since she’s not on Facebook, if you message me I’ll pass it on."
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02/09/2025

North Carolina, 1939...Tobacco Bag Stringing:BROWN, MISS MAY; aged 30; single; lives with mother and father; father aged 60; resides in Wilkes Co., N.C. INCOME: Father receives $7.00 per month on his old-age pension. HOME CONDITIONS: Her mother is in very poor health and has been sick in bed for five months. Doctor's care and medicine is needed but it is impossible for her to receive this attention since the bags have been discontinued. Income from these bags amounted to about $2.00 a month. The house and land they occupy is "rented" from its owner. No money is paid in rent, but the one acre of land yields some corn and potatoes and other crops which is grown and taken care of by Miss Brown. About one-third of this crop goes to the owner of the land. This constitutes the rent. The balance of the crops are used by the family for food. However, over one-half of the food has to be bought. She states that all of pension money is spent on food and she still thinks it insufficient for their needs. The house consists of only one room, very crowded and untidy. Mother and father are both confined to this room and are neither able to do any work. No inside toilet facilities, no running water, no electricity. All clothes are made at home. Since bags have been stopped, they hardly exist. The storekeeper had to give them flour and other necessities in order that they might have food. It will be impossible for this family to exist if the bags are taken away, because Miss Brown cannot leave her mother and father for work on the outside. Has been stringing bags for about fifteen years and really enjoys doing them...
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill .

02/09/2025

He is 72 years old and waits at the bus stop every night for his daughter, Belen, to ensure she doesn't have to walk home alone. Each evening, as she returns from work, her father, Felix, takes it upon himself to protect her from the anxiety of walking through dark and desolate streets. For three years, this has been his nightly routine, and Belen recently shared a photo of him on social media, highlighting his unwavering love and dedication.
Credit - original owner ( respect 🫡)
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02/09/2025

“A Homeless Boy Does His Homework Using The Light From A Local McDonald’s In a powerful display of determination, a homeless boy was spotted doing his homework under the light of a local McDonald’s.
Despite his challenging circumstances, he was committed to his education, using whatever resources he could find. His story is a poignant reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of perseverance, even in the face of adversity. His dedication to learning, despite the odds, inspires us all to never give up on our dreams.”

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02/09/2025

"I’d like to send a huge shout out to Valerie, a manager at Home Depot.

I came in tonight to pick up a refrigerator box that she was holding for me. We’re using the box to make my son’s wheelchair into a police car for Halloween. I first knew Valerie was awesome when she got down on the floor to cut the box down for me. She had beautiful nails and I told her that they weren’t meant for a box cutter and she said that her vest meant that she was made for whatever I needed!

After getting the box loaded, Valerie helped us brainstorm and find the other items we would need. We trekked all over that store with our creative genius. Then she took us to the check out and PAID FOR EVERYTHING HERSELF. I tried to refuse but she just said that it would bless her greatly.

My son may not have understood anything other than she was kind and patient with him, but this special needs mama really, really appreciated this huge act of kindness. The biggest blessing for me was the way she treated my son and the way he responded to her. Thank you, Valerie, so much!!"

Credit: Aimee Boyle Mcilro

02/09/2025

"My 8-year-old decided on her own to make a thank-you card for her school bus driver.”

“'Because he probably doesn’t get very many, Mom.'

She composed the whole thing herself. I wish I could see his face when he opens it!"

Via Rebecca Shamblin

Source: Freedom Eagle Usa

02/09/2025

Marine Myles Kerr Finishes a Race Last to Help a Young Boy Who Got Separated from His Group

In a touching act of kindness, Marine Myles Kerr sacrificed his race time to help a young boy who had gotten separated from his group during a 5K run. Despite being a seasoned runner, Myles noticed the boy struggling and chose to stay by his side, offering encouragement and support until they crossed the finish line together. Though it meant finishing last, Myles demonstrated the true spirit of compassion and selflessness, showing that some races are not about winning but about being there for others when they need it most.

Credit goes to the representative owner

Lab Dub

02/09/2025

An Airbus 380 is on its way across the Atlantic. It flies consistently at 800 km/h at 30,000 feet, when suddenly a Eurofighter with a Tempo Mach 2 appears.
The pilot of the fighter jet slows down, flies alongside the Airbus and greets the pilot of the passenger plane by radio: "Airbus, boring flight isn’t it? Now have a look here!"
He rolls his jet on its back, accelerates, breaks through the sound barrier, rises rapidly to a dizzying height, and then swoops down almost to sea level in a breathtaking dive. He loops back next to the Airbus and asks: "Well, how was that?"
The Airbus pilot answers: "Very impressive, but watch this!"
The jet pilot watches the Airbus, but nothing happens. It continues to fly straight, at the same speed. After 15 minutes, the Airbus pilot radios, "Well, how was that?
Confused, the jet pilot asks, "What did you do?"
The AirBus pilot laughs and says: "I got up, stretched my legs, walked to the back of the aircraft to use the washroom, then got a cup of coffee and a chocolate fudge pastry."
The moral of the story is: When you’re young, speed and adrenaline seems to be great. But as you get older and wiser, you learn that comfort and peace are more important.
This is called S.O.S.: Slower, Older and Smarter.
Dedicated to all my senior friends ~ it’s time to slow down and enjoy the rest of the trip. 🤗❤
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02/09/2025

Brian, an old man who has retired and lives on meager pension, still does something extra special every night – he cooks curry for the homeless. And this is done before making 50 tubs of it, in flat minutes.
Brian says: “It really makes me warm with happiness that one can provide hot food to the hungry and the homeless.”
But you have to know that it is people like Brian who make this big old world better and better."

02/08/2025

Yi Jiefang, a 67-year-old woman from Shanghai, has devoted the past 12 years of her life to planting over 2 million trees in the deserts of northwest China's Inner Mongolia. Her journey began in 2004, after the heartbreaking loss of her only son, Yang Ruizhe, who had expressed a deep desire to contribute to desert afforestation.

In his memory, Yi sold her property and founded the non-profit organization "Green Life" to fund her tree-planting mission. Through her incredible dedication, she has turned loss into life, transforming barren deserts into green landscapes. 🌲🌳
Credit goes to respective owner.

02/08/2025

"No, it's not a painting, nor has it been photoshopped. These are polar stratospheric clouds over Iceland."

Polar stratospheric clouds, also known as nacreous clouds, form at temperatures below the ice sublimation point, typically around −85 °C, which is colder than the average temperature of the lower stratosphere.
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