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With all the pessimistic threads lately... we need some chicken soup for the soul.
Try watching this with a clear vison...
Jack Hoffman is a 7-year-old brain cancer patient, but that didn’t stop him from scoring a touchdown in Nebraska’s spring game Saturday afternoon. Jack, who was diagnosed with cancer in 2011 and is currently on a break from his chemotherapy treatment, came into the game for a fourth-and-1 on the 31 yard line. With the help of some blockers, Jack ran the ball all the way into the end zone in front of more than 60,000 fans.
Put a smile on my face. That was nice to see. Of course, part of me was waiting for someone on the other team to have not gotten the memo and sack the kid. But yes, faith in humanity restored. Great find.
Reality is a nice place to visit, but I'd hate to live there.
Manchu wrote:I'm a Catholic. We eat our God.
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It’s not quite a religious experience, but that’s the best metaphor I can imagine for feeling suddenly awakened to something profound... but, otherwise inaccessible that’s been all around you forever.
Like a blind person who’s just recovered his/her sight for the first time.
whembly wrote: Another cool one that hits close to home....
It’s not quite a religious experience, but that’s the best metaphor I can imagine for feeling suddenly awakened to something profound... but, otherwise inaccessible that’s been all around you forever.
Like a blind person who’s just recovered his/her sight for the first time.
Seeing that I just want to give her a Hug.
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cincydooley wrote: This one will do the same and immediately give you a team to cheer for in the NCAA tournament:
I have a fething lump in my throat now. Goddamnit. Good on that guy.
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