This family taught their dog Finn from early on that he wasn’t allowed to eat from the table.
This rule stuck with him, and the self-control that he has acquired over the years is incredible.
One day when the family was enjoying a meal, they decided to test their very well-behaved dog. They placed a cookie on the edge of the table right where Finn could see it, and patiently waited to see what he would do.
In the funny video below, Finn refuses to give in and eat the cookie until he has permission to do so. Mom even pulls the table closer to Finn to tempt him, but the obedient dog remains disciplined and waits for his golden opportunity.
Though he is seen struggling trying to maintain control, Finn is victorious in the end and gets to eat that delicious cookie.
Watch this disciplined dog refuse to give into cookie temptation and please SHARE this video with your friends and family on Facebook!
Delivery room doctors must prepare themselves for just about anything when it comes to a woman in labor, but up until recently there was one thing that the staff of a New York City hospital had never seen…
Twenty-seven-year-old Alaha Majid just gave birth to her first child, daughter Sofia Alaya Karimi, on February 15, 2016, but although her baby was normal and healthy, Alaha’s story went viral for a pretty unbelievable reason.
While some women turn to drugs, music, loved ones, or natural remedies to help ease the pain of childbirth, Alaha, a professional make-up artist, decided to take her mind off the baby by applying a full face of product.
In photos that have since made their way all over the internet, Alaha can be seen preparing for baby Sofia with a 35-shade eye shadow pallette, brown lipstick and a killer cat eye.
“I was pausing during contractions and picking up where I left off once the contractions passed. I only packed some of my favorite products in my hospital bag…” she wrote, before naming 12 of the products she couldn’t welcome her child to the world without.
A Utah dad has taken a delightful approach to celebrating St. Patrick’s Day by dressing up his son as a real-life leprechaun.
Alan posted this years St. Patrick’s Day photos on his website, That Dad Blog, and they show Rockwell dressed in a little green suit, green and black top hat, orange beard and green and white tights.
He was photographed in a variety of poses, ranging from spray painting the family dog..
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To pouring green paint into the laundry machine..
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And even finding a pot of gold.
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This wasn’t the first photoshopped photo shoot however for now 6-month-old Rockwell. Back in December, dad, Alan Lawrence dressed his son up as an adorable Elf on the Shelf, and the photos quickly went viral!
Lawrence told Abc News that one of the more difficult parts of the shoot for Rockwell was getting used to that beard.
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“He drools a lot because he’s started to teeth, but I think that was the most frustrating thing for him because [the beard would] get in his mouth. At one point he’d get frustrated with that so we had to constantly push it down,” Lawrence explained.
Lawrence said he will be posting new photos of Rockwell as a leprechaun until March 17.
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Before you cancel your next hair appointment, bear in mind this is EXTREMELY rare, but nevertheless, it can still be fatal…
Elizabeth Smith is a 48-year-old California woman who is now suing San Diego salon Blowbunny: Blow Dry & Hair Extension Bar. Getting her hair washed by them nearly killed her.
In January 2014, Smith received a routine treatment, consisting of having her hair washed, conditioned, cut, and blown. However, 8 days after leaving the salon, she began having health issues.
“I had weakness in my left arm and leg,” Smith told BuzzFeed. “I just didn’t feel right. I was standing up to point, and I couldn’t stand.”
[Credit: CBS News]Smith finally went to the doctor and learned she had suffered a stroke. An artery in Smith’s neck had been damaged by leaning back in the beauty parlor’s shampoo chair and sink.
But is a salon-induced stroke medically plausible?
You may not believe, but this kind of thing is totally possible and while it doesn’t happen often, it can happen to you. The condition has even happened enough to warrant a nickname: Beauty Parlor Stroke Syndrome.
Doctors say it can happen when necks are hyper-extended.
[Credit: Head Bed USA]“When a patient is leaning their head back, you could possibly tear or irritate these posterior circulation or have these kind of strokes, ” neurologist Dr. Clifford Segil told CBS Philly.
Watch CBS report on the rare condition that affected this California woman:
While we wouldn’t advise you to never make a hair appointment again, it’s good to be aware of these kinds of health concerns.
Make sure others are aware – SHARE this video with somebody who frequently gets their hair done too.
Here’s some undeniable proof that you should always trust your gut – even when it may not make sense at the time!
As you can see in this video, store security cameras can catch some pretty crazy things on video, but the following clip has gone viral over the past couple of days, because the woman behind the counter is a true hero.
A Colorado store clerk decided to trust herself and get in the middle of a woman and her baby when the situation just didn’t seem right. Rebecca Montano of the Alta Convenience was behind the cash register when a woman came in and started to seem completely out of it.
Montano said “I was talking to the baby and she — the girl — had a glazed look on her face.”
I wasn’t sure, I felt uneasy about it. I was asking her ‘is everything ok,’ I grabbed the baby’s arm and she started to sway, she wouldn’t answer me. She was just lost in space, so I thought I better take the baby, something doesn’t feel right.”
That’s when things got truly scary and the young woman fell to the ground, beginning to have a seizure. Montano, who grabbed the baby just before she would have fallen to the ground, quickly dialed 911.
“I think being a mother, being a grandmother, my first instinct was the baby,” Montano told KENS5. “I just wanted to save the baby from getting hurt, if she would’ve fallen with the baby in her arms, who knows where that baby would’ve landed?”
Even though Montano says she is no hero, the proof is right there on camera in the security tape below.
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Maternity shoots have become the fun new thing for expecting moms and they are a great way to celebrate a pregnancy… but this is unlike anything we’ve ever seen!
Once just reserved for just human moms, one dog is stealing all the spotlight with her awesome pregnancy photo shoot.
Meet Lilica. A dog who is very pregnant and very proud of it!
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Brazilian photographer Ana Paula Grillo did a photoshoot with Lilica, who is her friends dog, and it is literally breaking the internet.
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Grillo told The Dodo that Lilica struck up a romance with the neighbor’s dog, and she is now expecting a litter of puppies.
Grillo describes Lilica as being very well loved and cared for, and it is evident in the photos, as she is beaming.
“She was amazing,” Grillo told The Dodo. “She smiled in a way that was just so nice.”
Grillo was the perfect photographer to be paired with Lilica, because in her free time, she volunteers to help rescue abandoned pets. They deserve to be loved and cherished too, Grillo says.
Since the photos were taken, Lilica has given birth to five healthy puppies, all who have been adopted by her owner’s adult children and their families.
Please SHARE Lilica’s awesome pregnancy shoot, as expecting dogs deserve to be celebrated too!
We love hearing touching stories about regular people going above and beyond to help soldiers and veterans in need.
Although this soldier story starts out a little differently than most do, we guarantee the ending will put a big smile on your face! Rob Anderson is a magician, mentalist and YouTuber extraordinaire, but he’s also a big supporter of our veterans.
When Anderson heard about a homeless U.S. Army veteran on the streets of his hometown of Las Vegas, whose goal was just to make people smile, regardless of getting any money out of them, he knew he had to do something to help.
In the following video, Anderson walks up to the veteran, Alan McKracken, who holds a sign that says “Homeless trying to get by. Anything helps. God bless,” and takes his words a little too literally. At first, Anderson did the opposite of making the homeless vet smile, he almost teased him by drawing dollar signs on the sign and then tearing it apart.
However, even though McKracken was able to foresee the amazing ending, even he couldn’t believe what Anderson did next.
Please SHARE this video with your friends on Facebook to make someone smile today!
When a young child’s life was in danger, this police officer had to think fast to save him.
While the details are uncertain, the incident allegedly took place in Mexico, where a female police officer is seen performing CPR to a child in a vehicle.
Onlookers stood outside the car and seemed nervous as to if the child would be able to be saved. The woman stood over the very small child using her hands to push on his chest, and hoping she can get air to his lungs. Moments later, she performs mouth to mouth on the young boy, and almost immediately he was able to breathe again.
We’re not sure how long the entire incident was, or what led the child to be in this state, but we are truly happy that he was saved by this incredible police officer. She is truly a hero!
Watch this nerve-racking moment in the video below and please SHARE it with your friends and family on Facebook!
Donating a kidney to a friend or family member is a HUGE sacrifice, but what about donating to somebody you barely know?
That’s exactly what Mariana Villareal of Roswell, Georgia did for customer Donald Thomas. Villareal worked at a local Hooters and Thomas was a customer at the establishment for many years. However, after knowing the man for only about three months and hearing about Thomas’s condition, Villareal decided to give him a kidney.
“I said, ‘Well I have two kidneys, do you want one of mine?'”
With that simple exchange and a lot of deep thinking, the two decided to move forward and undergo the surgery.
[Credit: Atlanta 11]Thomas is a Vietnam War veteran and father who lost his wife to breast cancer a few years ago. Villareal lost her own grandmother to kidney failure. Unable to help her beloved grandmother, the waitress had wanted to pay it forward to Thomas.
A photo posted by Mariana Tolentino (@mariana_tolentino7) on
This following video was filmed before the surgery, and since then, all has gone well with these two. Both are alive, well, and living life to the fullest:
Would you donate a kidney to somebody you barely know? It takes a lot to do something as selfless as this. Tell us your thoughts and if you were inspired by Mariana’s actions, and don’t forget to inspire others by SHARING this heartfelt story.
They keep getting smaller–just when you thought you’d seen it all in small and smart homes, we’ve found the latest and the greatest (also, the tiniest).
We love covering small living spaces here at Life Daily. Perhaps you’ve read about people who make their own tiny homes like the man who was laid off and then decided to roam the country in this school bus.
These kinds of people are incredible, but what about those of us who can’t quit our jobs or build a home from scratch? That’s where Kasita comes in.
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They’re standardizing tiny living, making it portable, and even making it easy to assemble.
[Credit: Kasita]The project is still in its early stages and you can’t buy your own home just yet, but soon small Kasita communities will be set up in Texas. The idea is launching in Austin, but it will likely spread to other cities in no time.
[Credit: ABC News]While the website has not yet said how much the homes are, they have boasted that “you’ll be able to own one for less than you’re probably paying in rent.”
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Where can we sign up for a deal like this?
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If small space are for you, watch the video below to take a tour of these tiny homes!
If you LOVE this kinds of stories, please let us know in the comments and don’t forget to SHARE with a fellow interior design lover in your life.
Sometimes, in the darkest of times, you can still find a little bit of light.
You and I will probably never know the life of a refugee. Most of us have a place to call home and more have a land to call ours. But for some in our world, they have no land to call home. They had to flee their country or face the possibility of death. The tragedy that is the Syrian Refugee Crisis has left more than 4 million refugees displaced around the world.
This isn’t the first time we’ve seen this happen either. During World War II, thousand of people had to flee their homes and find sanctuary in other countries. Some of those who fled in 1945 are now paying it forward to current refugees.
They’ve taken up pens and used their words to send a message of hope to those struggling in Jordan and surrounding areas:
[Credit: CARE via Youtube]WWII refugees have collaborated with CARE.org to write these heartfelt letters and tell current refugees to keep going strong. While the writing is inspiring, its hard to watch the video without finding tears trickling from the corners of your eyes.
“I know it is always difficult to adjust in a different country. I feel very deeply for you,” writes 87-year-old Helga Kissell.
[Credit: CARE via Youtube]She and other refugees know how hard it is to flee and then adapt to a new life. However, the letters and care packages being sent have lifted the spirits of those who received them. A few more children are a little happier thanks to these gifts.
And it’s not just former refugees that are sending these inspiring messages. Anybody can donate and anybody can inspire.
After you watch the following video, please SHARE this story with others to let them know how much you care. It will inspire them to take action too!
We live in a culture that too often stigmatizes special needs kids. However, this group of nurses, doctors, and parents are making sure these kids know JUST how beautiful they are.
[Credit: AZ Central]The kids range in age from 2-17, all of whom have down syndrome. The event is there to celebrate these kids and the abilities and beauty they possess. While the images and video shown on this page were just the rehearsal, the actual event will be taking place this Sunday (so if you live in the phoenix area, I’m talking to you).
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There, our young heroes will be joined by Miss Arizona pageant winners and contestants, but the cameras were rolling this past Wednesday and captured this rehearsal.
[Credit: AZ Central]“We celebrate great athletes and we celebrate maybe the winner of the spelling bee and kids who get scholarships, but sometimes our society forgets kids with special needs. It’s a way to celebrate their greatness,” said Dr. Robin Blitz, a pediatrician and director of the clinic.
[Credit: AZ Central]You can watch footage below, and don’t forget to SHARE with a special person in your own life. Stories like these brighten everyone’s day and we need more people celebrating those with special needs.
While searching for a St. Patrick’s Day outfit, Laura Hardy found much more than she bargained for at this consignment shop.
Somehow a soldier’s Purple Heart, the highest medal a serviceman can receive, ended up on a table for just $4.99.
[Credit: Fox 5]Laura Hardy was shocked when she saw that it had been dubbed “purple jewelry” by the employees and carelessly thrown in a bargain bin. The medal must have slipped through without anybody realizing its significance.
“This is one of the highest military honors you could get. This is something the family will cherish for a lifetime,” Hardy told ABC 15.
Unsure of what to do next, Hardy had just one clue and the semblance of an idea. Engraved on the medal was the name Eual H. Whiteman, exactly the information she needed to begin her search.
She then took to Facebook and within days, the family of the rightful owner was found:
As of now, the post has been shared more than 93,000 times and was safely returned to relatives.
But how did such a treasure end up there?
It’s incredible how connected we all are. I can’t believe they found the owner within days. If you find this story as amazing as we did, please SHARE with a veteran or service member in your life.
Stefen Chow is a Dad from Beijing who has a small daughter and a big appetite for adventure.
When an adventure presented itself to Chow, he seized it before it passed him by. The opportunity: traveling to Taiwan with his 2-year-old daughter for eight days over Christmas.
For those of you who have known the stress of traveling with kids, you are already familiar with the challenge this Dad was taking on. However, despite its expected setbacks, Chow said it was an experience that changed her world and his too.
When I first mentioned this trip to my friends and family, the first questions (and assumptions) I got were “How will she get her afternoon nap?” “The child needs her mother!” “This is not normal routine for her; she can do it when she is much older!” I suppose these are valid reasons, but we also find ourselves living in an increasingly protected world where everything from forks to table edges to flooring has been designed for child safety and marketed to the fears of parents. The problem is that we need to take a little leap of faith for interesting life experiences. (As long as there is adult supervision!)
Little Chow attempts to climb down some stairs while balancing a precious lollipop in her hand at the same time. [Credit: Stephen Chow via Medium]With that leap of faith, Chow took his daughter on the somewhat unplanned trip. He didn’t make room reservations more than a day in advance, he stayed away from large cities, and he kept an open mind, allowing for the flow of spontaneity.
Christmas Dinner Special. Hua Lien, Taiwan. [Credit: Stefen Chow via Medium]Keeping these criteria in mind, Chow says the experience changed him. Being in a foreign land with a language unknown to him made Chow a better communicator with his daughter. The unfamiliarity of the terrain encouraged her to discover new things, and the overall experience opened this Dad up to new ideas.
She really loves the ocean. I showed her where we were on a map, and realised if you looked straight ahead far enough, you would see the West Coast of United States of America. [Credit: Stefen Chow via Medium]
About fatherhood, Chow says:
Really. I didn’t experience the nine and a half months of having something in my stomach, and though I always acted as a cheerleader by my wife’s side, I think I felt left out of the overall experience. My daughter naturally sticks to her mum more, and her father is always a second option or a third. On a dedicated trip out there with my little one with minimal distractions, I finally had the opportunity to be a full parent.
[Credit: Stefen Chow via Medium]
And for the relationship it’s built with his daughter:
My daughter and I had a very healthy relationship before this, but the trip really made us appreciate each other more. Since the trip, I feel that we are able to draw common memories and experiences, and it has certainly brought us closer together. Mummy agrees, so that’s a good thing.
Stefen Chow is certainly a new kind of Dad, and he’s not the only one trying crazy adventures like this. A self-proclaimed “travel mad mum” made a similar adventure. Are these parents crazy, courageous, or both?
Little Chow figured out why buskers do the performances they do, and she became eager to give them money each time.[Credit: Stefen Chow via Medium]Tell us your thoughts in the comments and don’t forget to SHARE with a Mommy or Daddy in your life.
The Woodstock Festival has to go down in history as the most amazing and spectacular music event of all time. And that’s not just claimed by the 400,000 people who attended it. It was a good 45 years ago that this unprecedented event took place, which espoused the values of love, peace among man and most of all, getting high. Until the 1960s most people in America were considered to be pretty conservative. But the hippie movement of the late 60s came along and changed all that…and that all really started at Woodstock.
It may seem like a long time ago for many, but for those born in that era, as well as those who went to the festival, it feels like only yesterday. As massive crowds of mainly young people came out in their hundreds and thousands with one simple message. ‘Love peace and not war…’
Woodstock is also the event which made smoking Marijuana famous, as the police stood back and allowed the party-goers to get as high as they liked, with no fear of arrest. Woodstock goes down as the most epic rock festival to have ever taken place on earth, and these amazing, rare and vivid pictures are a testimony to that fact…
It’s important to take time out every once in a while to pamper yourself. Nobody knows this to be true better than this cat who apparently lives in the lap of luxury.
Typically, felines despise water. All cat-owners have at least one scar that proves this to be true. However, some breeds absolutely LOVE the tub.
You may remember, for example, Thula the cat who loves to hop in the bathtub with her autistic companion Iris. Thula is a Maine Coon and that’s why she’s so drawn to the water. While we can’t verify the breed of this cat, we can assume she’s not far from Thula’s family tree.
It appears this fluffy monster is another brilliant bath time buddy. Not only can she teach you how to put your feet up and soak in the suds, she will also show you how to make that nifty sheep hat she’s sporting on her tiny head.
Have you ever seen a more majestic creature with an equally regal getup?
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You can watch this cat flaunt all her attitude, sass, and superb headwear in the video below.
And if you found this cat as charming as we did, please SHARE with a scratched cat-lover in your life. They know the pain and they’ll get a kick out of this.
This Puppy is proof that miracles happen everyday.
When Penny was born a year ago, the odds were stacked against her. Penny was born to an inexperienced mother who had been bred too soon. She was the only pup in the litter to survive for four days and many were unsure she would make it further.
Then, a hero named Candice swooped in to save Penny’s day:
Her new foster parent had raised dogs before and knew what Penny needed. She took Penny home with her and made sure the dog would be nursed to health and have a full life.
Penny was so fragile she had to be bottle fed and burped during those first few weeks:
Candice made a lot of sacrifices and took on the huge commitment of raising a dog like this one, but it paid off. Little by little, the pup grew bigger. As the weeks went by, Penny kept putting on the pounds and Candice watched her dog grow.
And Candice made sure Penny was properly rewarded for getting this far in life:
Penny’s made it past a huge hump in life and hopefully it will be smooth sailing from here on out. If you find Penny inspiring, please SHARE with an animal lover in your life.
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When it comes to politics, most thinking people are fairly aware that it’s all about power, money, and often ego. That being said, it also sometimes has plenty to do with ideology, and Bernie Sanders is certainly one such example. Being that Bernie is old, 74 years old, he has been around the block, more than once. In that respect he certainly has a lot more experience in life than his rival for the Democratic Party nomination, Hillary Clinton.
However, Bernie, like all politicians, often says one thing and does another, and has been embroiled in a number of scandals during the Obama administration and before it. Not a fraction on Hillary, but still. If he wins the nomination, it looks like it’ll be a Bernie Vs. Donald race to the White House, so we thought it was high-time we shared some fascinating Bernie Saunders facts, some of which are bound to blow your mind…
This family doesn’t just focus on home and garden; they have a home in the garden.
The Scholten family is raising the bar for plant lovers everywhere. In collaboration with students from Rotterdam University, the family of four (plus one dog) recently moved into a huge greenhouse that doubles as their home.
[Credit: Instagram]The project is part of a sustainable living initiative to see how well they fare in an experimental structure.
[Credit: Instagram]The building, which is located in Rotterdam, is mostly made of wood and glass, which is not terribly out of the ordinary for a house.
However, this one also sports an edible roof, rain tanks, and a way for the family to grow fruits and vegetables in the comfort of their own home.
[Credit: Instagram]The Scholtens can then use these crops in the greenhouse’s kitchen and can also utilize the large space to grow a diverse amount of plants.
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Up until 2018, the family will be living in the giant greenhouse.
[Credit: Instagram]By the end of their stay, it will be interesting to see what this project leads to, especially when it comes to the future of sustainable architecture and design.
[Credit: Instagram]If you are intrigued by this story, tell us in the comments, and don’t forget to SHARE this with a fellow home and garden lover in your life.
Eating at a soup kitchen is a humbling, undignified experience for many of the people who find themselves there too frequently.
However, the Kansas City Community Kitchen in Kansas City, Missouri, is looking to change the stigma of the soup kitchen. They serve their meals restaurant-style so the homeless patrons can be waited on and receive their food with a side of respect.
The Kansas City Community Kitchen has been serving the community for 30 years, according to its website, but on Feb. 5, it re-opened with its new restaurant-style initiative that allows the homeless to “dine with dignity.”
And the meals look fantastic:
Those who choose to dine with the Kansas City Community Kitchen have a variety of options to choose from. Two weeks ago, a hearty steak and potatoes was on the menu:
A photo posted by Episcopal Community Services (@ecs_kc) on
With this style of service, diners receive dignity and respect, two virtues that go a long way with somebody who’s suffering. Watch the video below to hear the kitchen’s outlook on charity and why they’re changing the style of soup kitchens:
If you found this video inspiring, please SHARE with friends and family. Together, we can all change the world.
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