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03/03/2025

ONE OF THE BEST FEELINGS IN THE WORLD IS HOLDING MY GRANDCHILDREN ❤

Tonight, my oldest son, who’s been with us for 2.5 years, sat down at the table with a packet of uncooked Ramen noodles....
07/12/2024

Tonight, my oldest son, who’s been with us for 2.5 years, sat down at the table with a packet of uncooked Ramen noodles. He was ready to dig in when I stopped him and asked what he was doing.

"I made myself dinner," he said simply.

“But…it’s not even cooked,” I told him. “I can make that for you.”

He looked at me and explained, “I used to eat it like this a lot with my old family.” That’s when I sat down, and he started sharing his story with me.

He recalled how, at just 6 years old, he would often have to make dinner for himself and his younger siblings. The adults would be passed out, their money spent on ci******es and “fun things,” so he would scrape together loose change from the car and buy Ramen from a store down the street. He didn’t know how to boil water, so he learned to eat it dry—and even grew to like it. He would break it up for his little siblings and attempt to make bottles for the baby…at only six years old.

I asked him to make me some, too. We sat there together, crunching down on raw noodles, as he remembered how he wouldn’t eat Ramen the first time I made it for him. "It reminded me of my old Ramen packets,” he said, “and I didn’t trust you.” Big thoughts for a kid only nine years old.

He went on to say he’s not sad about not being with his “old family” anymore, but that sometimes he likes to remember how strong he had to be. I walked away that night feeling a mix of shock, sadness, and overwhelming pride in the strength of my incredible boy. He is resilient, wonderful, and loved so, so much.

Friends, this is the reality for kids who come from tough places. Trauma isn’t a single event; it’s a survival mode that becomes part of their everyday life. It weaves itself into their memories, bodies, and minds, and it’s not something that just “heals” or “goes away” with time.

For those of us lucky enough to welcome these kids into our lives, we have to be willing to sit down, eat uncooked Ramen noodles, and listen. We mustn’t give up on them, because they’ve already shown more strength than many of us could imagine. Our kids didn’t give up, and neither should we. 💛

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"I just went to buy a Samsung washer and dryer from a guy, and he was asking $500. I told him I just had a kid and if he...
06/12/2024

"I just went to buy a Samsung washer and dryer from a guy, and he was asking $500. I told him I just had a kid and if he could take $400, I’d be really grateful. I got home, hooked everything up, and everything worked great. I opened up the dryer to check the lint filter and I was shocked my $400 was sitting in there. I got a message from him saying, 'Check the dryer. A gift for the new baby.' Man, words can't describe how grateful I am right now. 🥺 I feel so blessed; I felt I had to share. Big shout out to David! Thank you so much!"

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"I finished this crochet project this week and I still haven't shown it to anyone, here at home they don't look like muc...
06/12/2024

"I finished this crochet project this week and I still haven't shown it to anyone, here at home they don't look like much and I don't have any value, so I prefer to post here on this page to see what you think about my work, constructive criticism so that the next one comes out best."

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For those of you that don’t know, my Papa Joe is 85, been faithfully married to my grandma for 60 years, his memory is s...
06/12/2024

For those of you that don’t know, my Papa Joe is 85, been faithfully married to my grandma for 60 years, his memory is slipping and he is really slowing down.

Today he asked me to take him to Wal-Mart because he wanted to get out of the house. I was thankful he asked because, as many of us know, he shouldn’t be driving 😂 I thought it would also benefit grandma to have the house to herself for a while, not having to worry about grandpa for a few hours.

I watched him, cane in hand, taking the tiniest steps all around Walmart...I had no idea what he was after, just thought he wanted out of the house, but as I observed each item he put in the cart, I noticed a theme, they were some of my grandma’s favorite things. He got a bottle of her favorite soda, he carefully picked out a bag of her favorite grapes, he even bought her a small, lemon pie.... and then, my eyes welled with tears as I watched him hobble over to the fresh flowers and pick her the bouquet that had the most purple in it, and on our way home, he insisted we stop and grab a sandwich to take home for grandma’s lunch! 😭😭😭

May we all take a lesson from Papa Joe, never stop being intentional!!!

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My fox has been coming into my back garden since March and we think he is adorable. The first few days he turned up I ig...
06/12/2024

My fox has been coming into my back garden since March and we think he is adorable. The first few days he turned up I ignored him as, to be honest, I don’t know anything about foxes except that my dog barks like mad when he sees him. And I did not want the fox to be dependent on me.
Fast forward, and he is here every evening! After the first few days, I just couldn’t ignore his little face up against the glass door. It isn’t easy. I have to either distract my dog, get him into the lounge or pull down the conservatory blinds.
As he is a regular now, should I be giving him any treatment such as flea or worming? I can’t imagine anyone else having done that as he is here each evening without fail. I am feeding him chicken wings, a bowl of wet dog food with a Bonio biscuit and usually a raw egg. Thanks in advance for any advice.

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I had adopted her but she refused to come away with me. It was weird because dogs can't wait to leave the kennel. She w...
06/12/2024

I had adopted her but she refused to come away with me. It was weird because dogs can't wait to leave the kennel. She was crying and stubbing her paws. I should have dragged her. But when I looked down I understood the reason and I had to make a CHOICE "When the time came to take her home she was just out of that cage, from that moment a new world awaited her, a wonderful life and a lot of love. Any another dog would have run into the embraces of her rescuers. But she did not. She stood still, sticking to all fours and refused to come out of the cage. In a corner a small Chihuahua Taco looked at her in fear. She understood that she was about to lose her her best friend. And in that moment a small miracle happened. The couple saw the whole scene and decided to adopt them both. They did the documents also for the chihuahua and all 4 went out the door of the shelter. was taken in the car, before leaving. Personally I would like to wish these two dogs a happy life full of love !. But above all so much happiness also to these two wonderful people ❤️

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”I have no idea who you are but today I sat and watched you for about 15 minutes help a homeless man.I watched you give ...
05/12/2024

”I have no idea who you are but today I sat and watched you for about 15 minutes help a homeless man.
I watched you give him your sneakers which looked brand new and then you took off your socks and stood there barefoot while you took his socks off him which had a huge hole and then you wipes his foot with a baby wipe you had in your car. You put the socks and sneakers on him.
You helped him take off his shirt and you put a shirt on him that you had in your car and then gave him a pair of shorts you had along with bottles of water and money.
All the while people walked right past you staring. You had no idea anyone was watching, you weren’t videoing it like everyone else does and then posting it online for recognition. You did it out of the goodness of your heart .
I hope that somehow , someway this post finds you so you know that my daughter and I think you are one amazing, good hearted selfless person.
You are what a man should be. No good deed goes unnoticed💛keep being you.”

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This is my old man Chester, I adopted him when he was 17 yrs old. My vet gave him one, maybe 2 weeks to live. He had mou...
05/12/2024

This is my old man Chester, I adopted him when he was 17 yrs old. My vet gave him one, maybe 2 weeks to live. He had mouth infection, heartworm positive strong, heart murmur, etc.. Chester was a fighter though, so was I, we didn’t give up.
He underwent surgeries and treatments. He is now 22 yrs old (birthday was Oct 17) and very healthy and happy. And he always has a smile on his face. He is such a handsome, happy boy ❤️🐾

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"Adopted This Girl From The Pound Today, and She Rode Like This the Whole Way Home! 😊🥰From the moment we met her at the ...
05/12/2024

"Adopted This Girl From The Pound Today, and She Rode Like This the Whole Way Home! 😊🥰
From the moment we met her at the shelter, we knew she was special. But we had no idea just how sweet and relaxed she would be during the ride back. She curled up in the seat, looked out the window with those curious eyes, and seemed to instantly settle into her new surroundings. It was as if she already knew she was heading to a place where she’d be loved and cared for. We couldn’t stop smiling at her contented little face the whole drive home. Welcome to your new family, sweet girl—here’s to many more happy rides together!"
♥️✨💐🐶

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In a quiet corner of Germany, bags of food are discreetly hung for those in need—the poor, the hungry, and the vulnerabl...
05/12/2024

In a quiet corner of Germany, bags of food are discreetly hung for those in need—the poor, the hungry, and the vulnerable. There are no public displays or fanfare, no cameras or videos to capture the act. It’s simply an unspoken gesture of goodwill and service, done with humility and compassion. This quiet kindness, absent of any need for recognition, serves as a powerful reminder that true generosity often goes unseen, yet its impact is deeply felt.

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So last night we went to go eat at Olive Garden. My mother who is 79 years young decided to sit at the corner of the tab...
05/12/2024

So last night we went to go eat at Olive Garden. My mother who is 79 years young decided to sit at the corner of the table where she felt more comfortable and had open space if she needed to get up during dinner. Our orders arrived and I was speaking with my 15-year-old who was in front of me when I turned to the left of me to check on my mother. To my surprise I see our server Susie cutting my mom's steak. I was in total awe. I immediately thanked her and her response was 'No problem I don’t mind, I have grandparents and I know how it is at times.’ My heart overflowed with gratitude and my eyes filled with tears as she kept asking my mom 'is this ok? Let me cut this one up more for you.’ She stood there cutting the meat into smaller pieces for a good 3 minutes. My mom would turn to look at me smiling as I would smile back at her. I made sure her manager knew exactly what she had done, I expressed my gratitude towards her and told him this kind of heart she has is full of caring and compassion. It’s not taught by employers. That she should be commended and be acknowledged for going a step further in her service which now a days is lacking in many establishments. Susie deserves the recognition!"

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