There comes a point in ever child’s life when they have to stop using baby words. Baby words are strange, aren’t they? Why did we use those instead of the actual words for things, anyway? In this story, this one child might have been in too much of a hurry to grow up.

In summer 2004, veterinarian Melanie Butera received an unexpected patient: a blind, dying fawn named Dillie. Butera and her husband nursed Dillie to health. Now, Dillie—who snacks on lollipops and has her own bedroom in their house in Canal Fulton, Ohio—is a daily source of comfort and love to her adoptive family. (Source) Please click and share with your loved ones...

Fabio and Gabriel are two parakeets who already know how to call each other by name, but they just learned a new trick. They love playing in or outside their cage together, chasing each other around, and having hilarious chats asking each other, "What ya doing?" Recently, however, they proved their brotherly bond is closer than just quick chats....

A man writes about how his parents split up and how it changed his life forever. What his mom did for him during that time is amazing. It was forever etched in his mind…but when he saw her face, it hit him. A viral Facebook post by Sean Whalen has been shared by thousands after he poured his heart out about his parents’...

One fateful day, Deputy Matt Holman of the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office shined his spotlight on a homeless man walking down the road. The man was Robert Morris, and Officer Holman soon learned he’d been dealt a rough hand. Together, the two walked to the nearby church and struck up a conversation. Robert said his tent in the woods...

Imagine waking up on a train, having no idea how you got there. This happened to Ellie Farnfield, she woke up confused but what she found in her hand when she woke up was the biggest surprise of all. A Confused Ellie Ellie Farnfield is a 27-year-old acupuncture student living in London. She has no history of seizures so when she...

Foster children often sadly experience the feeling of never truly belonging to a family. This is especially true as some foster parents notoriously take advantage of fostering children simply to cash in government cheques. Few words describe what a terrible act that is. If observing such an unjust act though, what would you do? Would you interfere and speak up? Or...

Imagine this situation: on a dark night, you’re driving your car and suddenly you notice three people waiting at the bus stop. They are: An old woman looking as if she’s near death. An old friend who once saved your life. The woman/man of your dreams. Who would you give a ride, if your car was just a two-seater? Think about it, and come up with an answer before you continue reading. The answer: This moral and ethical dilemma...