Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Man Finds, Rescues, and Raises a Newborn Squirrel

  Zip was found in a bag of mulch.

 May 16, 2013 Stories
 
Imagine you’re working in the garden and, all of a sudden, the smallest little newborn squirrel you can imagine falls out. What would you do? Would you even know what to do? That’s what happened to this man, and his story is truly inspiring. We love people who love animals, so he gets the ViralNova seal of approval! The amazing story is in the pictures below. He named him Zip. :)

Zip was found in a bag of mulch.

After 1 week…

After 1 week...

After 2 weeks…

After 2 weeks...

After 3 weeks…

After 3 weeks...

4-5 weeks old and coming along!

4-5 weeks old and coming along!

Over 6 weeks old and healthy!

Over 6 weeks old and healthy!

Zip became quite a character :)

Zip became quite a character :)

Nom nom nom

Nom nom nom

Zip wants a blueberry :)

Zip wants a blueberry :)

Zip grew up to be a great squirrel.

Zip grew up to be a great squirrel.


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http://blushingbeebyme.blogspot.com/2013/09/man-finds-rescues-and-raises-newborn.html

Amazing Do It Yourself Package Flowers

 

 I will be making these in the future

This post is thanks to Mary Asbury 





Friday, September 20, 2013

Dairy Queen Manager Does A Good Deed

 
 
A Minneapolis manager at Dairy Queen saw a woman pick up $20 dropped by a visually-impaired man and refused to serve her until she returned it. After she stormed out, he gave the man $20 from his own pocket.

STORY: http://bit.ly/18fUiyt

How do you think he should be rewarded for his good deed?
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God has given us...

 





Tuesday, September 17, 2013

A civilian helping a blind colleague exit a building to safety....

 


 (Image: Chris Moody / Yahoo! News)
I always try to find some good news in all the bad things that go on in this world so I wanted to share this!
 A now-iconic image has emerged from Monday’s deadly shooting in Washington: A civilian helping a blind colleague exit a building to safety.

“He was all by himself,” Navy Yard employee Omar Grant told TODAY. http://on.today.com/188yBye
This post is thanks to the  Today Show 
 
http://blushingbeebyme.blogspot.com/2013/09/a-civilian-helping-blind-colleague-exit.html