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Subj: Thoughts-Warm-Supp (Includes 14 jokes and articles, 14835,16,cf,md4,11) |
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Sun from Accent on Animation |
.........................Street Compliments - Movie (S830)
.........................Where The Hell Is Matt? 2012 - Movie (S816)
.........................Change For A Dollar - Movie (S779)
.........................TEDx - John Cassidy's Talk On Kindness - Movie (S721)
.........................When You Thought I Wasn't Looking (S665b)
.........................Passing The Shirt (S392b, S645)
.........................Seven Wonders Of The World II (S380, S800)
.........................Short Warm Thoughts
..............................Friendship Day This August 1 (S687b)
..............................Peanuts Comic Strip (S835)
..............................Friendship Between Kids And Dogs (S573)
..............................Tips To Stay Young N Happy... (S572)
..............................When Friends Go To Heaven (S537)
..............................River Song II - Movie (S494)
..............................The SWF Movie - ILike (S410)
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A Little Boy, A Dog, and A Puddle (S831d)
From: Mel's Video of the Day on 12/12/2012 Photo from YouTube.com |
Source2: http://www.coolestone.com/media/5015/Kid-
..........Walking-His-Dog-Stops-To-Play-In-A-Puddle/
Little Arthur walking his dog
along a country road. The
little boy finds a irresistible
mud puddle and stops to
check it out while Watson, a
12 year old Shar
Pei patiently stands by. Click
on either source, or
'HERE'
for my copy to see this wonderful video.
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Street Compliments (S830d)
From: Wimp.com on 12/2/2012 Photo from
YouTube.com...
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Source2: http://www.wimp.com/streetcompliments/
When was the last time you told
someone how you really
felt? The SoulPancake Street
Team hits the streets to
inspire some kind words...
Click on either source, or 'HERE'
for my copy, to see
this very warm, wonderful video.
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Where The Hell Is Matt? 2012 (S816d)
Created by Matt Harding and Melissa Nixon From: sam.hutkins on 9/1/2012 |
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Source2: http://www.wherethehellismatt.com/about
This is just a fun video of Matt
Harding dancing with
people around the world.
But yet through this simple
means, Matt shows that there
may be a hope for the
world to get along. Before
the video is half over
you will be searching the video
like a "Where's Waldo"
book to find Matt is each scene.
Click on Source1, or 'HERE'
for my copy, to see Matt
having fun.
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Drawing from tom on 8/21/2009 |
If you go to Source2, you can read the interestion history
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of the "Where The Hell Is Matt?"
videos. How he and Brad Welch took off like all good Aussies and travel the planet for a while. How Matt started doing his stupid dances with the locals and putting the videos on his blog. How the videos got on YouTube and went viral. How a chewing gum company, Stride, asked to sponsor his videos. |
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iconic landmarks to dancing with a bunch of kids and people.
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Matt dropped his corporate
sponsor and is
now trying to make "Where The Hell Is Matt?" be a part of the people. You can buy a copy of this video for as little as $1.00. You can sign-up to dance with Matt when he is in your area at http://www.wherethehellismatt.com/dance |
No matter how many times you
view this video, it will bring
a smile to your face and warmth
to your heart. Thank you Matt.
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Change For A Dollar (S779d)
From: kgilmour2000 on 11/28/2011 and From: darrelldre on 12/21/2011 |
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Source2: http://www.flickspire.com/m/Share_This/change
..........foradollar?lsid=161f9da9b7692b6854ca64548e80ab61
Is he asking for Change, or is
he asking for CHANGE?
Follow a man as he affects multiple
peoples' lives with
just one dollar, proving that
it doesn't take much to
be the change in someone's life.
Click on either source, or 'HERE'
for my copy, to see
this very moving video.
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TEDx - John Cassidy's Talk
On Kindness (S721d in Quotes-Comed-Supp) From: Wimp.com on 11/10/2010 |
Source2: http://www.wimp.com/worthwatching/
At TEDxPhoenixville in 2010 the comedian, magician
John Cassidy gave a talk about kindness by using
balloons. Cassidy acts very similar to Robin Williams
and is also very funny. Click on either source, or
'HERE' for my copy to see this touching video.
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When You Thought I Wasn't Looking (S665b)
From: tom on 10/5/2009 |
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Click 'HERE' to read this warm, wonderful article.
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Subj: Passing
The Shirt (S392b, S645)
From: DafterLafter on 7/25/2004
Warning: This is not a joke, but instead a warm story.
The Yellow shirt The baggy yellow
shirt had long sleeves,
four extra-large pockets trimmed
in black thread and snaps
up the front. It was faded
from years of wear, but still
in decent shape. I found
it in 1963 when I was home from
college on Christmas break,
rummaging through bags of
clothes Mom intended to give
away.
"You're not taking that old thing,
are you?" Mom said when
she saw me packing the yellow
shirt. "I wore that when I
was pregnant with your brother
in 1954!" "It's just the
thing to wear over my clothes
during art class, Mom.
Thanks!" I slipped it into my
suitcase before she could
object. The yellow shirt became
a part of my college
wardrobe. I loved it.
After graduation, I wore the shirt
the day I moved into my new
apartment and on Saturday
mornings when I cleaned.
The next year, I married.
When I became pregnant, I wore
the yellow shirt during big-belly
days. I missed Mom and
the rest of my family, since
we were in Colorado and they
were in Illinois. But that shirt
helped. I smiled,
remembering that Mother had
worn it when she was pregnant,
15 years earlier.
That Christmas, mindful of the
warm feelings the shirt had
given me, I patched one elbow,
wrapped it in holiday paper
and sent it to Mom. When
Mom wrote to thank me for her
"real" gifts, she said the yellow
shirt was lovely. She
never mentioned it again.
The next year, my husband, daughter
and I stopped at Mom
and Dad's to pick up some furniture.
Days later, when we
uncrated the kitchen table,
I noticed something yellow
taped to its bottom. The
shirt! And so the pattern was
set.
On our next visit home, I secretly
placed the shirt under
Mom and Dad's mattress.
I don't know how long it took for
her to find it, but almost two
years passed before I
discovered it under the base
of our living-room floor lamp.
The yellow shirt was just what
I needed now while
refinishing furniture.
The walnut stains added character.
In 1975 my husband and I divorced.
With my three children,
I prepared to move back to Illinois.
As I packed, a deep
depression overtook me.
I wondered if I could make it on my
own. I wondered if I would
find a job. I paged through the
Bible, looking for comfort.
In Ephesians, I read, "So use
every piece of God's armor to
resist the enemy whenever he
attacks, and when it is all
over, you will be standing up."
I tried to picture myself wearing
God's armor, but all I
saw was the stained yellow shirt.
Slowly, it dawned on me.
Wasn't my mother's love a piece
of God's armor? My courage
was renewed.
Unpacking in our new home, I
knew I had to get the shirt
back to Mother. The next
time I visited her, I tucked it in
her bottom dresser drawer. Meanwhile,
I found a good job at
a radio station. A year
later I discovered the yellow shirt
hidden in a rag bag in my cleaning
closet. Something new
had been added. Embroidered
in bright green across the
breast pocket were the words
"I BELONG TO PAT." Not to be
outdone, I got out my own embroidery
materials and added an
apostrophe and seven more letters.
Now the shirt proudly
proclaimed, "I BELONG TO PAT'S
MOTHER." But I didn't stop
there. I zig-zagged all
the frayed seams, then had a friend
mail the shirt in a fancy box
to Mom from Arlington, VA. We
enclosed an official looking
letter from "The Institute for
the Destitute," announcing that
she was the recipient of an
award for good deeds.
I would have given anything to see
Mom's face when she opened the
box. But, of course, she
never mentioned it.
Two years later, in 1978, I remarried.
The day of our
wedding, Harold and I put our
car in a friend's garage to
avoid practical jokers.
After the wedding, while my
husband drove us to our honeymoon
suite, I reached for a
pillow in the car to rest my
head. It felt lumpy. I
unzipped the case and found,
wrapped in wedding paper, the
yellow shirt. Inside a
pocket was a note: "Read John
14:27-29. I love you both,
Mother."
That night I paged through the
Bible in a hotel room and
found the verses: "I am
leaving you with a gift: peace of
mind and heart. And the
peace I give isn't fragile like the
peace the world gives.
So don't be troubled or afraid.
Remember what I told you: I
am going away, but I will come
back to you again. If you really
love me, you will be very
happy for me, for now I can
go to the Father, who is greater
than I am. I have told
you these things before they happen
so that when they do, you will
believe in me."
The shirt was Mother's final
gift. She had known for three
months that she had terminal
Lou Gehrig's disease. Mother
died the following year at age
57. I was tempted to send the
yellow shirt with her to her
grave. But I'm glad I didn't,
because it is a vivid reminder
of the love-filled game she
and I played for 16 years.
Besides, my older daughter is in
college now, majoring in art.
And every art student needs a
baggy yellow shirt with big
pockets.
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Subj: Seven
Wonders Of The World II (S380, S800)
From: drgolfmd on 4/28/2004
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From: tom on 5/9/2012
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Whatever you want to do, do it now. There are only so many tomorrows.
Subj: Short
Warm Thoughts
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Friendship Day This August 1 (S687b)
From: darrellvip on 3/18/2010 Drawing
from SetTheWheels...
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Source2: http://www.friendshipday.org/friendship-day-history.html
The first Sunday of August is National Friendship Day.
Click 'HERE' to read all about it.
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Subj: Peanuts
Comic Strip (S835)
By Charles M. Schulz
From: News.Yahoo.com on 1/7/2013
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/comics/peanuts
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Friendship Between Kids And Dogs (S573)
From: rfslick on 1/10/2008 |
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matching up the kids and dogs. You can view these seven
pictures on my web site by clicking 'HERE'.
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Tips To Stay Young N Happy... (S572)
From: auntiegah on 1/6/2008 |
by clicking 'HERE'.
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When Friends Go To Heaven (S537)
From: jtgalvan on 5/3/2007 |
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site by clicking 'HERE'.
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River Song II (S494d)
From: darrell94590 on 7/12/2006 |
A very pleasant jigsaw puzzle w/movie. You can view it at
the source above, or on my web site by clicking 'HERE'.
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The SWF Movie - ILike (S410d)
From: gattica30 On 12/7/04 |
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The movie 'ILike' is very cute. It will give you a warm
feeling inside. Press the 'Red' button to start the movie.
You can view it at the source above, or click 'HERE' for
the file version.
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