Balls Funny Family

11/25/2024

So scary 😨. Details in the first comment 👇

11/25/2024

11/25/2024

My daughter just took this photo when we went out to look at the aurora. She zoomed in to this picture where I have circled can anyone else see this or is our minds playing tricks on us video in 1st C0mment👇👇👇👇👇

11/25/2024

An 80-year-old man insists on bringing his wife breakfast every morning in the nursing home. When asked "Why is his wife in a nursing home?" His reply shocked everyone.😳
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11/25/2024

A family is going viral for the birth of their beautiful baby boy, who happens to be Black. But the mom and dad are both white, and people online think something strange is going on...
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11/25/2024

This is my story. 👇More in comment

11/25/2024

When my best friend Marcella texted me that she'd been dumped and robbed by the guy she thought was "the one," I dropped everything and rushed over. I got there fast, and she started telling me the whole awful story. Honestly, I was speechless. This guy hadn't just dumped her; he took all her money, gifts, everything. I thought stuff like that only happened in soap operas.

So when Marcella asked me to stay with her for a couple of days and help with her work project, I agreed without a second thought, not realizing I was walking into a trap.😳👇

11/25/2024

I was crazy in love with my husband and married him despite my dad's objections, losing my inheritance in the process.

Fast forward 30 years, and it felt like I was living with a stranger. He had turned cold, came home late, always smelled like lilies, and our joint account was mysteriously running dry. Of course, I suspected he was cheating. I tried bringing it up once, but he snapped, so I stayed quiet… for years.

Then, right after our 50th wedding anniversary, Daniel died. While putting away his things, my granddaughter found an old suitcase and called me over in surprise. The suitcase was packed, and the first thing I saw inside was my husband's journal.

My granddaughter began to read it.😳

11/25/2024

MY HUSBAND BROUGHT HIS MISTRESS HOME AND TOLD ME HE WAS KICKING ME OUT—LITTLE DID HE KNOW, AN HOUR LATER HE'D BE HOMELESS

So, I pulled up to the house, and there, on the front lawn, were my things—scattered all over. Standing nearby, smiling like he'd won the lottery, was my husband... with his girlfriend.

At that point, I already knew my marriage was hanging by a thread. Just the day before, I caught him cheating.

HUSBAND: "I don't think I need to remind you, but this house belongs to my grandfather, and you have no claim to it. You're out. Get your stuff and leave. Now."

I tried to keep my face blank, holding back the sting of it all. I started gathering my things and loading them into my car.

Just as I was about to grab the last box, a black SUV pulled up, and suddenly, the smirk vanished from my husband's face. ⬇️

11/25/2024

I HELPED A POOR ELDERLY WOMAN REUNITE WITH HER FAMILY – IT COST ME MY JOB AND RUINED MY THANKSGIVING

So, I ran into this elderly lady, Edie. She was struggling through the snow, dragging a heavy suitcase, and all by herself.
Turns out Edie was trying to get to her daughter's place for Thanksgiving. She didn't remember the way very well, kept getting confused, and walking was hard for her, so she really needed some help. Meanwhile, my boss kept blowing up my phone, even though the workday was over. I ignored all the calls — helping Edie was way more important. After what felt like forever, we finally made it. Edie's hands were shaking, and she had this weird, grim look on her face — I thought it was just nerves. We rang the doorbell, and a young woman opened the door.

She: "Uh, can I help you?"
Edie: "Melody, dear! It's Mom! I've come to surprise you for Thanksgiving."
She, with a heavy sigh: "Oh... I'm so sorry to say this." 👇

11/25/2024

MY ENTITLED SIL KICKED ME OUT OF OUR FAMILY POTLUCK BECAUSE I COULDN'T BRING DELICACIES

I've always had a rocky relationship with my SIL, Jessica. She loves to flaunt her fancy lifestyle, and it's been tough lately, especially since my husband, Mark, lost his job last year, and we've been scraping by.

So, when Jessica planned this big potluck for my FIL's retirement, I was dreading it. Mark had to work that day, picking up another odd job, so I had to go alone. I decided to make my grandma's casserole. It's always a hit, and I hoped it would be good enough.

When I arrived at Jessica's, she gave my dish a quick, snobby glance and scoffed. "Emily, this is a potluck, not a soup kitchen. Everyone else is bringing delicacies — cheeses, chocolate, seafood, and you show up with this?"

I felt my face burn with shame. "We can't afford those things, Jessica. We're doing the best we can."

"It's embarrassing, Emily. I can't serve this. You'll have to leave."

I was mortified. I grabbed my casserole and walked out, tears blurring my vision. No one else saw what happened. When Mark came home, he found me crying and comforted me, promising to call her in the morning and set things straight.

But karma worked faster. The next morning, I got a call. ⬇️