Porch Pals Designs

07/12/2025

Go watch my friend Kim Fuentes work her magic!!!

07/09/2025

Go join my friend Kim tonight on The Crafty Porch for a live sale! Ribbon and more!!! Don’t miss it! See you there.

Join us and please share this so others will know!

07/08/2025

Wishing the happiest birthday ever to the one that makes all things possible for us. We love you!

07/06/2025

Tonight’s Sale will be rescheduled for later this month.

07/04/2025

06/28/2025

Please check to be sure you’re still following Facebook dropped a lot of followers. Also, please check to be sure you’re still following The Crafty Porch, we’re missing some of you!

06/28/2025

Let’s get this page going again! I have a few projects in mind and I think we are going to try having a sale Sunday July 6th 6 or 7 pm eastern. Who wants to join us?

06/22/2025

Happy Sunday everyone!
How is your weather? It’s quite humid here but a nice breeze.

06/15/2025

Happy 40th “Poor Marty”! I’d say yes again.

06/15/2025

Happy Father’s Day “Poor Marty”!

06/15/2025

Heartwarming ❤️

The auditorium buzzed with excitement.

Parents filed in.
Students adjusted their caps.
It was 8th grade graduation—and every seat was filled.

Except one.

Row 3.
Seat 7.

The one meant for Ella’s dad.

He had passed away three weeks earlier after a sudden heart attack.
He never missed a school event.
Not one.

Ella still walked the stage that night—chin high, dress ironed, diploma in hand.

But her eyes kept drifting to that chair.
The empty one.

No one said anything.
No one knew what to say.

Until a man quietly walked down the side aisle.
Not part of the program.
Not dressed like anyone else.

He took Row 3.
Seat 7.

And when Ella stepped off the stage…

Peyton Manning stood to meet her.

He held out his hand.
Then pulled her into a quiet embrace.

“I didn’t want you to walk down and see no one,” he whispered.

Ella’s breath caught.
Tears welled.

He sat with her through the rest of the ceremony.
Clapped for every name.
Took a photo together after.

And before he left, he handed her a small velvet box.

Inside—her father’s favorite football team’s pin… and a note:

“Some chairs feel empty.
But love never leaves the room.
— Peyton”

💙 Because sometimes, the most heroic thing someone can do…
Is simply take a seat that someone else no longer can.
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