Scott Darnell

Sixteen years ago at a music festival in Washington, one guy stood up and started dancing all alone. The crowd laughed and mocked him. Then a stranger joined him. Then another. In minutes, hundreds came running from every direction to join the party! One man’s courage turned into something huge — all because of the very first person brave enough to follow. As Derek Sivers says in his famous TED Talk: Movements don’t start with the leader… they start with the first fearless follower.

This video is legendary 😂👏

.@NickFriedell talks about the Warriors' support for Moses Moody: "It was just really really sad . . . The scene that has stuck with me over the last few hours was Rick Celebrini, who Warriors' fans have come to know very well, he runs the training staff and he's been there for a while now, he's really well liked, he walked out the x-ray room and he was just stone-faced, emotional with what was going on and he helped Moses kind of crutch to the locker room and then they got Moses showered and he changed clothes and then it was Celebrini who wheeled him out of the arena and it was just awful . . . it goes to show the guys who play this game are human, they go through stuff just like everybody else does. It's in those moments that it hits home even more, you're watching Steph on the bench and he knew, everybody knows what happened and then Steph, De'Anthony Melton, and a couple of other guys were sitting outside the x-ray room in the arena, just waiting for Moses. They wanted him to know that they were there. As soon as the door opened, they went in and they went to talk to him. It was so so sad . . . you just almost forget about the game . . ." #PrayersforMoody 🙏

Will Richard my boy ; The momentum with you running the floor; No way in hell you could have made a layup in this play;you tried your best to save the ball before you stepped out;Kerr screaming at you like it’s was your fault;Just know you are loved by DubNation Fans🙏🏽🙌🏽

Is the NBA unwatchable?

This is what marriage actually looks like.

I saw a man holding a sign that read, "Will Work for Food." I pulled over and told him, "I have a fence that needs painting. I can pay you $50 and give you lunch." His face lit up. "Yes, sir." He worked for four hours - hard, steady work - and did a perfect job. Afterwards, we sat on the porch and shared sandwiches. "I used to be a contractor," he told me. "Then my wife died, and I started drinking. I lost everything. I've been sober for three months now, trying to get back on my feet." I gave him the $50 - and a recommendation to my brother who runs a construction crew. He starts on Monday. Kindness doesn't just feed someone for a day - it can restart a life. Stop scrolling. Start listening.

How You Know A Kid Was Raised Right:

@alientrashkitty You're amazing...

Deadpool bodypaint from last week 🤪 Who should I paint next

When your big brother comes to save you! Jordan was not about to let his squad wear a "Soft" label. He was not gonna allow them to be bullied and intimidated by physical teams like the Knicks and Pistons anymore.

This woman shared on another post the back story, she thought she killed her brother who had cancer because one morning as a young girl before school she laid on his bed and he passed away in front of her..she didn’t understand she didn’t do it… after this as a young adult she turned to drugs and now she’s clean but has no teeth due to that. She hasn’t been able to eat and she’s down to 79 lbs. You guys watch what this Dentist did for her. No one deserves it more my gosh she’s beautiful!

He was about to ring the doorbell and run out… but the housewife opened it just in time. The boy's unexpected reaction took her by surprise. Sometimes a little prank or a simple scene….can stay forever in your memory.

This stray dog had no one to care for him, but he was smart and observant. He watched people exchanging money for food and seemed to understand the concept. One day, he showed up at their doorstep with a leaf in his mouth, placing it gently at their feet and looking up at them with hopeful eyes. Since then, he’s been bringing them little “gifts” like twigs, flowers, even pieces of paper each day, offering them in exchange for a meal. He thought he had to earn kindness. But what he didn’t know was that he had already earned a place in their heart. Now, he’s not just a visitor… he’s part of their family. 🎥 Credit - Unknown (Dm for credit or removal) ©️ All rights and credits reserved to the respective owner(s)

Jordan went all out on EVERY play 🔥 (@lewoysmithjr) x.com/lewoysmithjr/s…

Parents surprise their daughter by adopting the dog she cared for at the shelter

While kayaking, I encountered an otter…. and then

"In 2013, actor and singer Chris Salvatore, then 31, moved into a new apartment in West Hollywood. That’s where he met Norma Cook, his 89-year-old neighbor who was living alone while battling terminal leukemia. Despite their 58-year age gap, an unexpected friendship took root. Chris soon became part of Norma’s daily life—bringing her meals, listening to her stories, and sitting with her when the loneliness felt heavy. As her illness advanced, he started a fundraiser to help cover her medical expenses, determined she would not face her final chapter alone. When it became clear Norma could no longer live independently, Chris opened his home to her, inviting her to move in so he could care for her full-time. What began as a simple act of kindness grew into something deeper, almost like family. They shared meals at the table, watched television side by side, laughed over little things, and created small rituals that made the days brighter. Norma often called Chris “the grandson I always dreamed of,” and he lovingly described her as the grandmother he never had. Their story spread far beyond their apartment walls, touching hearts around the world and reminding people that true connection has no boundaries—not age, not circumstance. On February 15, 2017, Norma passed away peacefully with Chris beside her, holding her hand until her last breath. Their bond later inspired a children’s book, *Our Neighbor Norma*, ensuring their story endures as a beautiful testament to love, compassion, and the life-changing power of opening your heart to another."

''It's been three days that the dog is without reaction, but suddenly, hearing the voice of his master, he seems to wake up.'' Every being answers to love.

Patrick Swayze once said: "They told me my house smelled like dogs, and I asked them: Do you know what a dog smells like? It smells like gratitude, loyalty, nobility, affection, pure and unconditional love. And despite everything they’ve been through, they don’t smell like resentment. So, I feel blessed that my house smells like dogs."