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Tag Archives: Inspirational
Motivation
Set your goals.
Break your limits.
Because you never know just how far you can go, unless you can’t see the end.
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This woman’s thank-you note to coffee stand staff will make you feel better about humanity
In a world of terrorists, idiots, and anti-democratic assholes, it’s nice to see there are some kind-hearted people out there.
Black, no sugar, with an extra shot of compassion please!
Source: This woman’s thank-you note to coffee stand staff will make you feel better about humanity
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Keeping the Faith
I don’t normally write too many articles these days, but there’s a site I like to read from every so often to keep my hopes up
https://notalwayshopeless.com/
Take a browse and let me know what you think….
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Olympic runner helps competitor to her feet after heartbreaking fall
It isn’t always about winning.
Unless you’re Piers Morgan…
Source: Olympic runner helps competitor to her feet after heartbreaking fall
And this isn’t the first time a runner was helped over the finish line. In 1992, Derek Redmond busted his hamstring mid-way and his dad came on to help him over the finish line.
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Thoughts for Today (London Victoria)
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Mike from McDonald’s Is Blowing Up on Facebook With His Public Service Announcement About Fast Food Employees Getting a Bad Rep – Cheezburger
I can’t really argue with this…
Cheezburger.com – Crafted from the finest Internets.
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Father’s Days
One of the cartoonists in The Telegraph put together a story of his becoming a father and it’s both enlightening and heartwrenching at the same time. And, being a cartoonist, he illustrated the story himself – to great effect.
Source: Father’s Days
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Video: Boston marathon bombing survivor crosses finish line on prosthetic leg – Telegraph
Survivors and spectators of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing in the US have reflected on the importance of being back at the race and moving on, two years after the deadly attacks.
The weather was cold and damp but the atmosphere festive at Monday’s running of the marathon, two years after pressure-cooker bombs exploded at the finish line and shattered one of sports’ most cherished events.
One survivor had an emotional finish to the race after she was injured in the 2013 blast while watching from the sidelines.
Rebekah Gregory DiMartino, alongside her trainer who is also an amputee, ran the last few miles of the race and crossed the finish line, visibly moved by her achievement.
Donna Scott, mother of a different race participant said: “people will never really heal from what happened two years ago.”
Video: Boston marathon bombing survivor crosses finish line on prosthetic leg – Telegraph.
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Sports
Parents, remember this
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