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We think it was perfect! They paid attention to every detail right down to the direction of the baseball caps! The moms took every pose to the extreme, the furrowed brow, the clenched fist, the drink, as well as the thumbs up.
This is one selfie their sons will likely keep on their phones for a long time to come!
One Reddit user, ibarabi, said it reminded them of this image of two parents spoofing their son’s Facebook picture:
Some parents seem to have a lot of fun recreating pictures of their kids and think it’s pretty funny, but the kids might disagree.
"I put my carry-on in the luggage compartment and sat down in my assigned seat. It was going to be a long flight. 'I'm…
Gepostet von Love What Matters am Sonntag, 3. Januar 2016
WOW! Right?
The royal couple seemed to think so, appearing stunned by the present. Images of Meghan and Harry’s face clearly reveal how surprised and flattered they were.
https://twitter.com/cmullins98/status/1017032540929052672
What an amazing present! The couple can enjoy that for many years to come. I wonder how many gifts they get every day?
"Today I painted a new residents nails at work and as we were going over colors, she mentioned she wanted clear. The…
Gepostet von Love What Matters am Samstag, 27. August 2016
After a long, stressful day at work, a man went home exhausted to his family.
All he wanted to do was sit down in his favorite chair and watch his favorite team play football. He didn’t want to be disturbed by his kids or help his wife do any chores.
This upset his wife to no end and the couple got in a big argument.
It had happened before, but this was the last straw and the man’s wife stormed out of the house.
She didn’t come home that night, or the next morning, either.
The man’s world collapsed and suddenly he had to take care of himself. After two days alone with his kids, the man found a moment to sit down and write this letter to his wife:
My darling,
Two nights ago, we had a huge argument. I was exhausted when I got home from work. It was 8:00 p.m and all I wanted to do was to lie down and watch the game.
You weren’t in a good mood, and you were clearly tired after having a long day. You were trying to put the baby to sleep as the other kids were fighting, and all I did was turn the volume up.
“Would it kill you to play a more active role in your children’s upbringing?” you asked, turning the television volume back down. “You can help out more around the house, too.”
“Hey,” I said defensively. “I work hard all day just so you could play in the doll’s house all day.”
The argument just kept going like that. I said terrible things to you that I can never take back, and you screamed, saying that you were sick of it all. So you tearfully ran out of the house, leaving me to take care of the children on my own.
I was forced to feed the kids and put them to bed all by myself. When you didn’t come back the next day, I was forced to ask my boss if I could take a day off so I could take care of the children.
I experienced the crying and the tantrums.
I experienced having to run around so much all day that I didn’t even have a chance to shower.
I experienced being forced to heat the milk, getting the kids dressed, and cleaning the kitchen all at once.
I experienced being cooped up all day without speaking to an adult.
I experienced the inability to sit calmly at the table to have a relaxed meal whenever I wanted, because I had to run after the kids.
I experienced feeling so physically and emotionally drained that I just wanted to sleep for 20 hours straight, but had to get up a few hours after falling asleep because the baby was crying.
I lived two days and two nights the way that you do, and I think I get it now.
I get your exhaustion. I get that being a mother is all about sacrifice.
I get that it is more tiring than being among corporate bigwigs for 10 hours and making economic decisions.
I get how frustrated you must be to have to sacrifice your job and financial freedom so that you can provide for your children.
I get how uncertain you are about the fact that your economic security now depends on your partner and not just you.
I get how hard it is to not be able to hang out with your friends, exercise, or get a good night’s sleep.
I get how challenging it is, being locked up and being forced to to watch the children while imagining what you must be missing in the outside world.
I also get that you become upset when my mother criticizes how you choose to raise our children, because nobody in the world knows what is best for children like their own mother.
I get that being a mother means carrying society’s greatest burdens. Being the person that nobody appreciates, values, or remembers.
I write you this letter not just to tell you that you are missed, but additionally because I don’t want to go another day without telling you:
“You are strong, doing an excellent job, and I admire you.”
This letter has been circulating on the internet for a while, and it’s a wonderful tribute from a man to his wife. He never understood what an unbelievable job she did before he was forced to put himself in her shoes.
I hope everyone who reads this understands what an important job it is to stay home and take care of the children.
Please SHARE if you also think that moms deserve all the praise in the world!
There’s a reason why you shouldn’t mess with old people…
Grandmothers and grandfathers have a lot of experience and they know how to make a point—something this grandmother clearly shows.
When she saw her teenage granddaughter put on a see-through blouse to go out on a date, this grandma didn’t approve at all.
So the clever old lady came up with a solution that both put a big smile on my face and got the teenage girl thinking…
Scroll down to see this grandma’s hilarious response:
The teenage granddaughter comes downstairs for her date with this see-through blouse on and no bra.
Her grandmother just pitched a fit, telling her not to dare go out like that!
The teenager tells her, “Loosen up, Grams. These are modern times. You gotta let your rosebuds show!” and out she goes.
The next day the teenager comes downstairs, and the grandmother is sitting there with no top on.
The teenager wants to die. She explains to her grandmother that she has friends coming over and that it is just not appropriate…
Her grandmother says, “Loosen up, Sweetie. If you can show off your rosebuds, then I can display my hanging baskets.”
I can just imagine the look on her granddaughter’s face!
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After Carr told them about his journey, the officers took him to breakfast and then to a church, where they thought he’d have a safe place to rest until his job started.
But not wanting to be late for the first moving job of the day, Carr took off for Jenny and Chris Lamey’s home. Another officer — who’d just come on the clock and heard Carr’s story — picked him up and drove him the rest of the way.
By 6:30 a.m., the Lameys got a knock at their door. Carr had made it to work and was ready to move their household. Carr put in a full day, refusing even a short nap before he started.
Jenny Lamey, so impressed with Carr’s perseverance, shared the story on Facebook. The post has since gone viral, amassing hundreds of shares.
The CEO of Bellhops caught wind of Carr’s journey.
Luke Marklin, the CEO of Bellhops, drove from Tennessee to meet the guy who’d walked 20 miles to get to work. By the end of their meeting, Carr was walking away with something more than just a clap on the shoulder.
Marklin gifted Carr his own car to make sure that he wouldn’t have to choose walking over sleeping before work again. Jenny Lamey also contributed, starting a GoFundMe that’s raised more than $8,000 for Carr’s future.
“I want people to know this: No matter what the challenge is, you can break through the challenge,” Carr told AL.com. “Nothing is impossible unless you make it impossible. You can do anything you set your mind to.”
Watch Carr get his new car below: