Despite having Alzheimer's, Melvyn Amrine remembered to buy flowers for his wife, Doris, for Mother's Day. "Even though the mind doesn't remember everything, the heart remembers," Doris said.
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It's important to remember that one person's act of kindness can have a cascading effect—like this man, who paid it forward for 88 people last week in Texas.
An officer in the British Army walked 700 miles—barefoot!—across the United Kingdom in order to raise research funds for his daughter's rare medical condition.
Times are tough all around this year—but when this 11-year old noticed that diapers were in short supply in his hometown, he knew he had to help.
Question: How many sunflowers would it take to make you smile? A farmer in Wisconsin wagers two million flowers is enough for smiles all around!
