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Last night, I missed my last train home.When I got to Euston Station, I found out it was locked, and I had nowhere to go...
06/26/2025

Last night, I missed my last train home.
When I got to Euston Station, I found out it was locked, and I had nowhere to go. I felt scared and was about to cry. That’s when I met a homeless man named Mark.

Mark told me it wasn’t safe to walk around alone and said he’d help me. He took me to a café nearby, and we had a coffee and a nice chat. After a while, he said he had to go get his sleeping bag, but he promised he’d be back by 5 a.m. to walk me to the station.

To be honest, I didn’t think he’d come back. But when I turned the corner at 5 a.m., there was Mark—running toward me. He had even taken a bus just to keep his word.

This man, who I might have ignored if he had asked for change, turned a scary night into something I’ll never forget. Mark, you are truly one of a kind. ✅❤

And believe it or not—this was his very first selfie!
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Someone knocked on our little shack’s door today. It was an older lady, probably in her late 70s, who came to tell me wh...
06/26/2025

Someone knocked on our little shack’s door today. It was an older lady, probably in her late 70s, who came to tell me what my boys, aged 8 and 10, had done.

I wasn’t surprised they helped without thinking twice when they saw someone in trouble. The sweet lady told me her car and small yacht trailer got stuck in the sand on the beach while she was trying to launch her yacht. She had been stuck there for hours. She said sailing makes her feel close to her late husband, so she keeps doing it even at her age. Bless her heart.

My boys used the shovel she had to dig her out. Then they got a car from the road to come down and pull her car and trailer free. My oldest son carefully hooked up the tow rope and guided the other driver to make sure everything was safe.

My kind and caring farm boys — I’m so lucky to be their mom.

Credit: Amanda Danielle Hodge

A customer asked for "no cheese" because they're lactose intolerant, but after eating nearly the whole burger (except fo...
06/26/2025

A customer asked for "no cheese" because they're lactose intolerant, but after eating nearly the whole burger (except for one small bite) and all but one fry, they asked for a refund. I said no, because they had already eaten most of the food. They got upset and yelled they’d never eat here again. That’s fine by me.

A week later, they left a 1-star review on Yelp, claiming we made them sick and refused to refund them when they tried to return the burger. They didn’t mention eating almost the entire burger or how they could have missed the cheese on a CHEESEBURGER they ordered.

Don’t believe everything you read online. Some people complain just to get free food and mislead others. If I had given them a refund, I’d just be helping them take advantage of my business. You can’t eat most of your meal and expect a refund. Since when do customers think they’re always right? News flash: THE CUSTOMER IS NOT ALWAYS RIGHT, AND WE NEED TO STOP ACTING LIKE THEY ARE!

"Today, I met an angel. You came into the Denny’s where I work in Utah and asked, 'Can I have a waitress who is a single...
06/26/2025

"Today, I met an angel. You came into the Denny’s where I work in Utah and asked, 'Can I have a waitress who is a single mother?' I thought it was a strange request, but I sat you in Crystal’s section. You stayed for 2 hours, just watching people. During that time, 7 families came in and ate, and you paid for every single one of their bills, over $1,000 in total for people you didn’t even know. I asked, 'Why did you do that?' You simply said, ‘Family is everything, I’ve lost all mine.’ Looking into your eyes while you said that made me tear up (which is why I walked away so quickly). As soon as I got to the back, I broke down in tears because your eyes showed so much pain.

I just want you to know that Crystal, the waitress you requested, had been living in a shelter with her son until she saved enough money to get a place. Your bill was $21.34, and you left her a $1,500 tip. Thanks to you, she’s getting a new place next week, and because of you, 7 families ate for free. Crystal told me she prayed for a miracle the night before, and God sent you. You left before we could thank you, but I hope you read this because you are truly an amazing person, and you touched all of our hearts. Thank you."

Today, I went out for lunch and noticed an elderly lady walking toward the door. I held it open for her, and she was so ...
06/26/2025

Today, I went out for lunch and noticed an elderly lady walking toward the door. I held it open for her, and she was so kind and thankful.
When we got inside, she told the waitress, “Table for one.” I paused for a second, then decided to walk over and ask, “I’m eating by myself too, would you like to join me?” She was delighted!
It turns out she had spent the last decade living with her mom, who recently passed away, and her aunt, who just moved into a nursing home. She’s been having a tough time being alone. We had a wonderful conversation, and she kept saying, “Thank you for listening to me,” which made me smile too!
This was honestly the best choice I’ve made all year! Her name is Delores, and from now on, we’ll be having lunch together every Thursday. 🥺

📸 Credit/Brooke Ochoa

Tried to support a Black-owned business for lunch today—Ava’s Kitchen, which just opened at the end of April. The place ...
06/25/2025

Tried to support a Black-owned business for lunch today—Ava’s Kitchen, which just opened at the end of April. The place is spotless, but whew… let me tell you about the owner.
First thing I ask is why there are balloons tied to my chair when it’s not even my birthday. She looks me dead in the eye and says, “Mind your business, those are Mommy’s.” 😩

I’ve been waiting on my food for 45 minutes—and I’m the only customer in the place. She was making good progress at first… but then paused for a solid 20 minutes to go watch Paw Patrol.

Now, the customer service? Let’s just say it’s still in development.

But the chef? She’s a total cutie, so I’ll give her another shot. 👧🏾👩🏾‍🍳

Let’s not give up on Black businesses so quickly after one imperfect experience—especially when the owner is clearly under five and doing her best. 😄✊🏾

This roadside stand represents everything my grandson and I have built together from nothing.Three years ago, Jakob was ...
06/25/2025

This roadside stand represents everything my grandson and I have built together from nothing.
Three years ago, Jakob was heading down a dark path. At 19, he'd dropped out of school, was struggling with depression, and spending his days locked in his room playing video games. His parents were at their wit's end, and honestly, so was I. But I remembered how working in my garden as a child had saved me during my own difficult times.
I asked Jakob to help me expand my little vegetable plot behind the house. "Just for the summer," I told him. "Fresh air might do you good." He grumbled, but he came outside.
Slowly, something changed. He started asking questions about soil, about when to plant, about why certain vegetables grew better together. By the end of that first season, he was the one waking me up early to check on the tomatoes.
Now look at us! We've turned our small hobby into this beautiful roadside business. Jakob handles all the growing and harvesting while I manage the sales and our customers. Every single vegetable you see here was grown with love on our little family farm.
What makes this even more special is how we've connected with other farmers through the Tedooo app. We sell pickled vegetables there during the off-season, and the community of gardeners and makers has become like family to us. They understand that this isn't just about making money - it's about growing something meaningful together.
When neighbors stop to chat and buy our vegetables, they're not just supporting our little business. They're supporting Jakob's journey back to himself, and the bond between a grandmother and grandson who found their way to each other through dirt and seeds.
Every "hello" really does mean the world to us

A little backstory: when my daughter was 2 years old, we watched Toy Story over and over and over again. But only the fi...
06/25/2025

A little backstory: when my daughter was 2 years old, we watched Toy Story over and over and over again. But only the first 20 minutes. (Toddler attention span). Trust me, I could recite it line by line to this day.

She didn’t know what I was setting up behind her when taking the pictures. She came home from work and I had her put on her graduation dress and handed her her cap and gown.

I borrowed toys from posting in a local neighborhood page. I might have a few in the attic, but a local mom had all of the characters.

She is a sweet, sentimental sap, just like me- so I knew this would get her as well. Thank you everyone for sharing in our moment with our Senior



Shared with permission Liana Weitz

This morning a few people saw my daughter walking to school & me following behind her. Some asked me why I did that & ot...
06/25/2025

This morning a few people saw my daughter walking to school & me following behind her. Some asked me why I did that & others gave me a stank stare.
I’m very well aware she’s only 10. And she walked Because I told her to.
Because she forgot how to treat adults, So I told her to walk.
Because she mistakenly associated her size with her authority, So I told her to walk.
Because her behavior towards me & other adults is unacceptable, So I told her to walk
Until she can appreciate the free ride to/from school. Respect and listen to me. I'm the mom who is watching to know that she's safe. I'm also the mom who is not here to be her friend. I'm the mom who is okay with her child being angry at her sometimes. I'm the mom who is desperate to leave this world better than I found it, through the people I'm bringing up into it.
A lot of people are so afraid to hurt their kid's feelings, but she'll only be mad at me for a little while.
I'm more afraid of my kid growing up to be an entitled as***le.
We're not here to be their friends. We're here to make sure they grow up to become a friend worth having. So yeah she was walking. Thinking. Reflecting. Maturing. Learning. Growing.
And I'm watching. ❤️

“I drive a school bus and there's a 6th grader I want to talk about.Last week, he mentioned that his elderly neighbor ha...
06/16/2025

“I drive a school bus and there's a 6th grader I want to talk about.
Last week, he mentioned that his elderly neighbor hadn’t left her house in weeks. I tried to explain how difficult it can be for someone her age to manage daily tasks. Then, on Tuesday, when I pulled up to his stop, he wasn’t there waiting. I glanced over and saw him shoveling her porch. Since I was early, I decided to wait for him. The other kids on the bus asked why I was waiting, and I told them, "Anyone helping someone deserves a few extra minutes."
What happened next truly warmed my heart. The other kids started asking him questions about his neighbor, and the next day, seven children got on the bus with blankets, food, and handmade cards for the elderly woman. After work, I delivered those gifts to her. Now, every day, she stands on her porch, and the whole bus waves good morning to her.
I'm so proud of this young man for stepping up and doing the right thing. He taught all the children something valuable. Every day, I smile with pride in my heart because of the extraordinary kids I have on my bus.”❤

The other morning as I was running late for an appointment I drove past a park and from a distance, I saw this young gir...
06/16/2025

The other morning as I was running late for an appointment I drove past a park and from a distance, I saw this young girl sitting on the bench and it looked like she was crying... I continued to drive and I thought to myself "what if that was me or even worse.. my daughter".

So, I turned around and pulled into a parking spot, opened my car door and walked over to her and set down beside her.

She was crying so hard that she didn't know I was there until I tapped her on the shoulder and asked: "Are you okay?" She looked up at me and said "No" "He cheated on me" "I don't want to even live anymore" I knew at this point, I needed to take as much time as I could to talk to this young girl.

We sat there on that bench and talked the entire afternoon about relationships, life, and future goals and when the time came we finally said our goodbyes so I walked back to my car and as I started to back out, I looked back at her and she was walking towards me with her head down.

When she came up to the window, she confessed to me that she thought about taking her own life and because of me stopping and talking to her she decided that wasn't in her best interest anymore.
Needless to say, I might have missed an appointment but I also might have saved a life.

Credit goes to Matthew Brooks

Today, I was sitting at Taco Bell when a group of young boys walked in, laughing and talking loudly as they came in, cle...
06/16/2025

Today, I was sitting at Taco Bell when a group of young boys walked in, laughing and talking loudly as they came in, clearly craving tacos. But as they sat down at a table, I noticed that only one of them had actually ordered something. The other three just stared at the menu, looking hungry. They started talking about school, girls, and all kinds of other random stuff.

Then, out of nowhere, a man who had been sitting in the corner stood up and walked over to their table. The boys seemed a little nervous, shrinking back when they saw this big guy, about 6'5". But then, the man surprised me with what he said. "Do y'all want a slushie? Come on up here, let me get you guys something."

The three boys quickly jumped out of their seats, excited, and ran up to the counter to order slushies. But the man didn't stop there. He offered to pay for their food too. He even asked the cashier to ring it up before they started making it since he needed to leave soon. After he paid, he waved goodbye to the boys, not expecting anything in return.

I quietly nodded at him and smiled, letting him know I noticed his kindness. He waved back and walked out the door, heading towards his semi-truck parked nearby. The boys, all smiling, turned around and yelled, "Thank you!" as he left.

Today, kindness and love looked like a 12-pack of tacos and three Starburst Freezes.

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