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First Caturday in San Francisco and Oakland: Walk your cats out together
Pretty common to meet people walking their dogs outside, not so much cats – but it’s happening. On the First Caturday (the first Saturday of each month for cat lovers) there are regular gatherings at Delores Park in San Francisco and Lake Merritt in Oakland, to socialize and share tips about taking out your indoor cats.
Here is Boojie Baker, a 17-pound housecat tabby saved from a Bakersfield kill shelter by Sherry Loewinger.
“He was on death row, so I drove all the way down from Oakland to pick... Continue reading
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Tagged Boojie Baker, cat lovers, caturday, first caturday, oakland, san francisco, Sherry Loewinger, walk cats
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Didn’t date in your teens? You’re not alone. Olympic gymnastics champion Simone Biles’ first date at age 20
Simone Biles has her first boyfriend Stacey Ervin
Credit: Stacey Ervin/Instagram
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Tagged dating, first boyfriend, first date, friend zone, gymnast, gymnastics, olympic gymnast, simone biles, stacey ervin
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Houston man with genetic disorder says Uber driver canceled ride because of his appearance
Reggie Bibbs, 52, has tumors growing on his skin, including his face, from neurofibromatosis (NF). He requested an Uber last Monday to drive him to the Texas Medical Center for an appointment to get blood work done. Bibbs said the Uber driver came to his street, made eye contact with him as he was standing outside, noticed his appearance, made a double-take passing by his house twice, and then canceled the ride:
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Tagged appearance, courageous faces foundation, discrimination, neurofibromatosis, NF, prejudice, Reggie Bibbs, sensitive training, tumors, uber
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Warren Buffett explains how he got over his stage fright
Warren Buffett attends ‘Becoming Warren Buffett’ World Premiere (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images)
“I had been terrified of public speaking. I couldn’t do it” billionaire Warren Buffett admits in the HBO documentary, “Becoming Warren Buffett“. Buffett conquered his nerves by enrolling in a public speaking course and it changed his life.
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Tagged fear of public speaking, glossophobia, public speaking, stage fright, warren buffet
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Girl’s Dad Shaves His Head to Prove that there is Beauty and Love with Alopecia too
Riley’s dad, Dave, asks her why she feels bad about herself.
“How come you say things like that?” he asks her. “You shouldn’t say things like that, kiddo. You’re a very special girl. Do you know that? Do you know how special you are? … Hair doesn’t matter. I know you would like to have hair … but I love you the same no matter what. And so does Mommy. And so does everybody else.”
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Tagged alopecia, be you, beauty, do you, love, love you, love yourself, support
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makeup_maven Uses Leftover Food As Makeup In Instagram Tutorial
Some people wear makeup, some don’t. And some use food as makeup. Looks like real makeup. Makeup artist Raychel Newton posted a makeup tutorial on how to use food as makeup as part of her makeup_maven Instagram #facefulloffoodchallenge – useful if you run out of makeup, are allergic to makeup, want some organic makeup or makeup that you can eat, or want to try something new. 🙂
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One 9-year old boy’s message to classmates about his life with autism
Watch the ABC Night line video here.
“Hi everybody. My name is George. I didn’t speak until I was almost three years old. In fact, my parents weren’t sure if I would ever speak at all. Most of the time, I can make eye contact with you when you speak to me. That wasn’t always... Continue reading
Deaf little boy feels the magic when Pluto, Minnie, and Mickey communicate in sign language
Language is one of the greatest tools with the power to connect and to feel connected. One little boy in Disneyland felt the love when the Disney characters spoke to him in his own language:
Mickey and Minnie Mouse kneeled down to the small child to sign “It’s nice to meet” and “I love you,” which prompted him to give them each big hugs.
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Tagged asl, asl translator, deaf, disney, mickey, minnie., olive crest, pluto, sign language
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Steph Curry laughs off his basketball mouthguard chewing habit with James Corden
The Warrior’s basketball MVP Steph Curry is a cool guy with class, not afraid to be himself, and surely enjoying life even more because of it. Like other stars in James Corden’s car, Steph and James sing along together – Disney songs including “How Far I’ll Go” from the movie Moana…here while both chewing a mouth guard!
It’s one of Steph’s trademarks while shooting free throws after... Continue reading
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Tagged basketball, be you, be yourself, chewing mouthguard, habit, James Corden, smilieson, Steph Curry, Warriors
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