We took my husband's grandmother to dinner for her 86th birthday. While at the restaurant, a group of college guys saw the cake and asked whose birthday it was. One said happy birthday to her. Five minutes later, the manager came up and said that the group of guys had a surprise for Meme. All 27 stood up and sang happy birthday to her. Their kindness MMD!
A couple days ago my high school took the senior picture, and someone dressed up as Waldo. Finally finding Waldo MMD!
“Voices that loud are always meant to bully. Do not be bullied. Acts of bravery don’t always take place on battlefields. They can take place in your heart, when you have the courage to honor your character, your intellect, your inclinations, and, yes your soul by listening to its clean, clear voice of direction instead of following the muddied messages of a timid world.”
-Anna Quindlen
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Harold Hackett lives in Tignish, Prince Edward Island, the smallest province in Canada. Since 1996, he has been putting letters in discarded juice bottles and tossing them into the Atlantic ocean. Each letter has a date, and instructions to respond. He has sent over 4,800 messages out, received more than 3,100 replies. Most people continue the correspondence further, becoming more than one time pen pals.
“I usually get about a 150 Christmas cards, Christmas gifts, souvenirs,” Hacket said in a video posted on the BBC website. “I just love doing it the old way. The reason I won’t put my phone number on my letters is they’d all call me back, and I wouldn’t get any letters.”
Hackett says he sends out around 200 bottles per week, and he doesn’t think he’ll ever stop.
A couple years ago, I met a guy. We really liked eachother but we lost contact. Today, I went over to a friend’s place and guess who was there. It seems like all this time, he was my friend’s brother. When he recognized me he started to laugh, saying that all this time I was just around the neighborhood. Seeing my old friend MMD!
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The Ferret Aid Society is a non-profit shelter in Toronto, Canada catering exclusively to ferrets. Though they started in 1996, President Randy Belair has been rescuing ferrets with her mother since 1994, when the two found and saved a ferret that had been abandoned in a garbage dump. They are an all volunteer no-kill shelter, and receive no outside funding.
To learn more about The Ferret Aid Society, and see how you can help, visit www.ferretaid.org.
Thanks Aggie, for telling us about Ferret Aid Society. If you know a charity you’d like to see featured on It Made My Day, send us a link at immd.blog@gmail.com.
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