It’s wonderful, isn’t it? I try to operate on the belief that everyone who crosses my path has been sent – maybe for an enocouraging word, a smile, just to be really seen rather than ignored…. ❤
Reblogged this on The Persecution of Mildred Dunlap and commented:
This reminds me of Ben and Sara, the couple I worked with way back the, the couple who are the subject of my new book, the couple who inspired me to laugh in the face of devastation and be inspired as long as my heart beats and my lungs will with oxygen. This is a two minute and forty-two second video that will forever live in your heart. One act of kindness, one moment of deep inspiration, one thing seen through the eyes of a child exploring the miracles that abound, and our lives are never the same. I love Huntie, who I am reblogging from. If you stop by and meet her, you’ll love her as well.
Welcome and thank you for telling me you were here and your appreciation of such love and laughter. You are so right that each and every person who has a fight on their hands needs their friends. A friend in deed is a friend indeed. Yeah Baby!
I can’t laugh; I cry instead. What a ‘manly’ man indeed. Thank you for sharing, Huntie. ❤ ❤ ❤
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It is as important or maybe more so to spread good news as much as the bad. 🙂 ❤ ❤ ❤
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❤ ❤ ❤
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There are many ways to say “I love you”…this one is crazy silly and what better way to help someone smile and get through bad times?
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Maybe “Laughter is the best medicine” after all, MB!
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Georgeous video, Huntie. It makes me wish I had done something like that for Stringer.
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We learn, M.R. ❤
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I love this man. I love his wife. I love the message. I love you, Huntie. One act of kindess can change the world. ❤
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It’s wonderful, isn’t it? I try to operate on the belief that everyone who crosses my path has been sent – maybe for an enocouraging word, a smile, just to be really seen rather than ignored…. ❤
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Reblogged this on The Persecution of Mildred Dunlap and commented:
This reminds me of Ben and Sara, the couple I worked with way back the, the couple who are the subject of my new book, the couple who inspired me to laugh in the face of devastation and be inspired as long as my heart beats and my lungs will with oxygen. This is a two minute and forty-two second video that will forever live in your heart. One act of kindness, one moment of deep inspiration, one thing seen through the eyes of a child exploring the miracles that abound, and our lives are never the same. I love Huntie, who I am reblogging from. If you stop by and meet her, you’ll love her as well.
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Came from Paulette’s reblog. What a great video. So inspirational. Terry (Paulette’s hubby)
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Terry, welcome! I am delighted to see you here and thank you for taking the time to comment. Best ~ Huntie
P.S. Please give Paulette a big hug from me.
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Hug relayed. 🙂
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Huntie, this video is one in a million. I had to cry a bit because every person battling cancer needs a partner such as this man.
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Welcome and thank you for telling me you were here and your appreciation of such love and laughter. You are so right that each and every person who has a fight on their hands needs their friends. A friend in deed is a friend indeed. Yeah Baby!
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Wonderful, Hunt
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What a great and truly loving man.
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Priceless!
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What a great husband!
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