Oh, they were so nice, the dance coaches. You know, Dolly was petite and always wore really high heels, and it wasn’t easy to dance in them. I asked her if she wore them back home, and if Carl liked that. She causally said that she always did the dishes back home, and so needed… https://t.co/lJ5DhzuhE1 pic.twitter.com/6XBdJgaSbS
— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) August 31, 2026
— Cozy (@cosyposter) August 30, 2026
Alabama ICU nurses buy an inflatable pool to fulfill a dying patient's final wish: to be baptized.
Three Huntsville Hospital ICU nurses say they were going to stop at nothing to fulfill Jeannie Guffey's wish of being baptized.
"It was just a really sweet, emotional moment. The… pic.twitter.com/lXy4XykWpR
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) August 31, 2026
The “vessel with the pestle” scene in The Court Jester (1955) is still one of the hardest bits of comic timing ever filmed.
Danny Kaye, Mildred Natwick, and Glynis Johns.
Full speed. No net.
If you can get through this without smiling, you’re broken. pic.twitter.com/5c8N1ZaHDO— The Sting (@TheStingisBack) August 30, 2026
In 1939, a graduate student named George Dantzig arrived late to his statistics class at UC Berkeley. Two problems were already written on the blackboard when he walked in.
Assuming they were the night’s homework, he copied them down and went home to work through them. It took… pic.twitter.com/rCMkn5bJcF
— The Fourth Musketeer (@IV_Musketeer) August 31, 2026
After this HOT August, are we ready for winter?
Dolly and Carl essentially began raising five of Dolly's brothers and sisters when they got married and took them into their Nashville home when she was 20.🦋
Those siblings were 7, 9 (twins), 13 and 15. Dolly was 32 years old when Rachel, her youngest sister left their home.… pic.twitter.com/RDtWbLbUHp
— Louisa Clary (@LouisaClary) August 31, 2026
Have a great day!






I appear to be right on the intersection of “snow when it’s raining everywhere else” and “wintry with icy bouts and tornadoes (sometimes in the same day)!”
Ain’t that nice? Another Southernism, by the way. Sisters comment to bless your heart.
All good stuff, and wow on the math problems. So many of us accept the status quo. One of the greatest, most wonderful things I’ve always admired about my husband is his refusal to accept that. I can’t say how many times over the years he and the owner of his company found ways to do things that engineers and others said couldn’t be done, or he found a way to do it so easily that they made a lot of money off saved labor.
Most of us lack that confidence!
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Morning Menagerie! I liked the math story too.
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Morning Stella!
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Love the map!
Laughed out loud when I watched the Poison Skit again!
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Same here. I love all the good news.
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Good afternoon Stella!
Such compassion!
Nurses of the foot soldiers of the hospital, God bless them. It isn’t always easy. Sandwiched between doctors orders and patient needs, It’s physically and mentally demanding.
I’m forwarding this to a long-time member of the nursing profession, I think she’ll find it “good news,”, too.
Thank you Stella.
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Good afternoon, Reflection! Our world is full of kind people. It’s too bad that we hear about the unkind ones more of the time.
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