Diane lost her job and her apartment within the same week. She lived in her car for three months with her dog, Pepper. When the car stopped running, she had no choice. She surrendered Pepper to Clearwater Animal Shelter and promised she would return. A housing program helped Diane get stable eight weeks ago. She visited eleven shelters before finding Pepper at the twelfth, fourteen months later. When Pepper saw her, he froze. Then he ran. They both went down on the floor and stayed there. A volunteer filmed the whole thing and cried the entire time.
A promise made in a desperate moment turned out to be one worth keeping.
@SoSaysJ ….fell flat on the ground! People rushed to help me up but I was non weight bearing for 6 weeks! I got somebody to go inside and grab a chair from their café while my daughter went and got the car. Some guys lifted me into the chair and from there I was able to get in the car.
@SoSaysJ Let me tell you a story about knee scooters and wire open spaces. The scene: Target. Time: 3 days after Achilles tendon surgery. My youngest daughter was my driver. We had just left the store and I decided to zoom across the parking lot. Hit a rock or something and …,
@ShamsCharania See now, this guy Spencer gets you 7 points, 2 rebounds and 3 or 4 assists while looking like a guy hanging out at Freddie Mercury's house in 1982.
I would much rather you say I’m taking a sick day than email me with “I can’t stay out of the bathroom/have a migraine/can’t stay awake—I’m going to work from home today.” No you’re not. You’re gonna clock in and then go take a nap.