Joan forwarded a video her niece took. She was fishing in Captiva, FL when a dolphin and her baby came to see what was happening on the boat. Enjoy what she captured!

My friend Fain Z. from Texas sent this link and suggested that anyone having any kind of a day, good or bad, would have their day improved by following it and watching the short clip. She was right...great little motivational piece that's sure to improve your day! Enjoy.

Pat T. from New York sent a lovely little (very short!) clip. There's no dialogue, very few words spoken or written, and the ones that are there aren't in English. It doesn't matter, though. No words are needed. Enjoy, and share with friends.

Gaye J. from Marietta, GA sent this news about a wonderful group of volunteers who help a wonderful group of Americans:

Yesterday afternoon my sister sent me this link with photos: http://unclejohnd.myphotoalbum.com Our great Uncle John D (aka Alligator John D, but that’s a whole ‘nother story… a small book, actually) was flown yesterday with a group of WWII Vets from Alabama to visit the WWII Memorial in DC. There is a nonprofit whose mission is to get as many WWII Vets, who are relatively old, to see the WWII Memorial, which is relatively new. They fly them in for the day and provide volunteer caregivers (red shirts in pix) where needed. Our Aunt Lola was working in DC and was able to be there with him as well as my sister Gina and niece Jessy, who live in Manassas. I just thought this was a cool, feel-good story that I’d share with you.

Tell Me Something Good

Pat T. in New York sent word of this really well-done song about being a born-again American. Enjoy!

Tell Me Something Good

Watching the waves crash over the bow and completely cover it....then seeing the bow pop up and out of the spray! All riding high again! - Michael G., MI

Tell Me Something Good

Our dogs make me smile! Their sweet faces and kisses always turn a frown upside down! I'm looking forward to agility trials with China and Gabriel this fall too, that always makes me smile, even if we don't Q, there are always good agility runs that I have to be happy about! - Jenn R., GA