A lifelong exercise enthusiast & fitness progressional before it was cool,. I inspire people to exercise and teach them how crucial it is to their well being.
Some friends challenged each other to wear the most ridiculous pants they could find, at the airport...
Each one is better than the last! 🤣
Writers: Sol, Michael
Have you seen this missing endangered juvenile? 16-year-old Willow Higdon was last seen at 4pm on Sept. 4 in the 1900 blk of Chain Bridge Rd, McLean. She is 5’4”, 100lbs, dyed dark brown hair and green eyes. Unknown clothing description. (1/2)
In Antalya, a 55-year-old porter works heavy labor all day just to provide for his family. Yet he still built a rail system at home so his disabled stepson could finally get to school safely and easily.
What incredible love and determination. ❤️
I’ve gathered the funniest expressions of this Golden Retriever, who has rightly gone viral for the incredibly amusing facial expressions he pulls when meeting other animals.
#InternationalDogDay
The way Kenny Rogers’ whole face lights up the moment he hears Dolly Parton’s voice coming from offstage.
I have always loved this performance so much.
Tonight, the Empire State Building tower lights will turn to a pink sparkle at 9:25 to honor the late Dolly Parton.
Dolly was a global cultural icon whose seven-decade career reached generations of fans. Beyond entertainment, Dolly leaves a significant philanthropic legacy through the Dollywood Foundation and Imagination Library, which has provided hundreds of millions of books to children worldwide.
At Nine-Two-Five tonight, we celebrate her and her legacy 💖
This happened two nights ago at Haven Rescue. The young dog is Chance a two-year-old Pit Bull who was seized from a fighting operation last week. He was used as a "bait dog" the dog fighters use to train aggressive dogs. Covered in
fresh wounds. Absolutely traumatized.
Won't eat. Won't move. Just shakes against the kennel wall. The older dog is Moses-a twelve-year-old Saint Bernard who's been at Safe Haven for four years.
Staff put them together because the facility was overcrowded. Security footage from 11:47 PM shows Moses waking up, looking at Chance shaking against the wall, and slowly getting to his feet. Moses is massive-over 180 pounds-but he approached so gently. Laid down right beside Chance. Draped his huge head across Chance's shoulders. By morning, Chance had stopped shaking. Was pressed against Moses's side. Actually sleeping. Shelter director told us: "Moses has comforted seventeen scared, abused dogs in four years. He's never been adopted because he's too old, too big, too expensive to care for. But he's saved seventeen broken souls by just lying beside them and showing them what safety feels like." Sometimes the ones nobody wants carry the greatest capacity to heal the ones nobody could save.
God has been teaching me something through my sweet dog, Ranger.
When Ranger went blind and had to have both of his eyes removed, my heart broke. I wondered why this had happened to him. But today, I realized something that changed my perspective.
God sent Ranger into my life to teach me what complete trust looks like.
Ranger can’t see me anymore, but he follows my voice without hesitation. He trusts that I’ll lead him, protect him, and never leave him. He doesn’t question where we’re going or why. He simply trusts.
Watching him has made me realize that’s exactly how God wants me to trust Him.
So often I want to be in control. I want to know the plan and see what’s ahead before I take the next step. But Ranger has shown me what faith really looks like—letting go of my own control and completely trusting the One who loves me.
If my blind dog can trust me with his whole heart, then I can trust God with mine.
Thank you, Ranger, for reminding me that faith isn’t about seeing the path—it’s about trusting the One who is leading the way.