After trying for nearly a year to get pregnant, YouTube user Leslie A. took a pregnancy test one day and "voila!" it had finally happened. She knew she needed to come up with a clever way to tell her husband, so she decided to show off her new Halloween costume - a skeleton shirt with a little baby skeleton over the stomach (how cute is that, by the way?)!
The mother of one of the 26 victims of 2012's Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre has written a powerful letter to the teachers of America.
Nebla Marquez-Greene had two children attending Sandy Hook Elementary that day. Her daughter, 6-year-old Ana Grace, was killed in the Connecticut massacre, and her son was uninjured in the attack.
Her letter, which was posted on the Education Week website is powerful, gut-wrenching and encouraging all at once. Read it after the jump.
Moms and Dads try to be the best parents they can be for their children, but perfection is unattainable.
Kids love their parents anyway.
This powerful video proves it.
The miracle of life was put to the test and then some for one new mother.
This week on Sunday Morning Townsquare, Paul speaks with:
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George and I chat about the young age he developed is passion for weather, some of the early weather events that piqued his interest, how weather predicting and reporting technologies have advanced in the last 30 years, technologies on the horizon that will help better predict, what makes Michigan weather so unique, some of the most memorable weather he's covered, how social media has been helpful to weather reporting, his "Lessons on Science" for kids, meteorites and asteroids, the outlook for spring weather, the public blaming weather people for the weather even though they have no control over it, his advice for aspiring meteorologists, and more……..
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Join me tonight, Sunday evening, 7-9pm EST for Faith Hope and Love Songs on 100.5 The River. Listen online too! Sunday, I will be honoring Betty Ford in my own little way and with poignant memories shared by her son Steve from the memorial service at Grace Episcopal Church in East Grand Rapids. Over the past week or so if you've listened to me on the radio you've learned that I have always admired Betty Ford, long before I moved to GR!
