Quote of the day:
Whatever you are, be a good one.
-Abraham Lincoln
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A 5 year old girl in Kentucky, Isabella Gregory, bought ice cream from her allowance money for state troopers who were mourning the death of one of their colleagues. The little girl had noticed that they had long faces, when she was at a McDonald's with her mother. Isabella's mom, Yockey said "Isabella wanted to treat them because she knew that their friend had died, and she wanted to make them smile".
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A 16 year old girl from Connecticut, Oliva Hallisey, has won this year's Google Science Fair by creating a revolutionary new test to detect the Ebola virus. Olivia's test kits -which are simple, yet cheap can detect ebola in around 30 minutes. Her unique kit can be stored at room temperature for 3 weeks. She won the top price of a $50,000 scholarship in a group of 22 other finalists.
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As seen on ArchDaily's best houses of 2014, an estate bungalow by Architects- Narein Perera, this house is located in Matugama, Sri Lanka. With a selected elevated siting, it is surrounded by a rubber plantation, and allows an undisturbed view of the valley below and the hills beyond, a view that is always in flux with the changing seasons and the cycle of the paddy cultivation.
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41 Comments
I love your inspiring Friday posts. The first one really hit me in the heart! I love how little children think, and this example was wonderful. Our police have been receiving a lot of bad press, rightly and wrongly, so it's great to see a story honoring the many dedicated officers who help us every day!
ReplyDeleteAnd kuddos to the young woman who devised a new, practical test for identifying ebola! Inspiring news indeed!
PS ~ Have a great weekend, Blogoratti!
DeleteThat little girl has a good heart.
ReplyDeleteAnd a cheap test for ebola - that was certainly needed!
I loved these posts you do each Friday and this one is no exception. Made me smile.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day and weekend. ☺
Love the little girl's good intentions :) And how amazingly clever the science girl is too :) xx Maja
ReplyDeleteTruely inspirational people!
ReplyDeleteInspiring stories, indeed! ...and I always enjoy seeing what architectural wonder you share with us. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat uplifting stories. Much appreciated!
ReplyDeleteI WANT THAT HOUSE! Just for a couple of days, to relax. But I WANT THAT HOUSE!
ReplyDeletewonderful uplifting news!
ReplyDeleteNot sure about that Lincoln quote.
ReplyDeleteThose were truly inspiring!
ReplyDeleteappreciate the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWonderful to know there are thoughtful children and smart ones too!!!
ReplyDeleteQuite inspirational...will surely set the tone for a blissful weekend as we await the lunar eclipse
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@Fundy Blue: I'm glad that it inspires you. You flatter me with kind words, and I truly appreciate your visit and comment. Thanks a lot!
ReplyDelete@Alex J. Cavanaugh: I quite agree. Good stuff indeed, and nice of you to come by!
@Sandee: I appreciate your kind words of inspiration, thank you!
@Maja K: Hello and its great of you to come by as always, thank you!
@jabbott: Yes indeed, many thanks!
@Kelly: Thank you for your kind observation, its nice of you to stop by!
@Geo.: Thank you for visiting!
@The History Anorak: Are you sure you won't end up staying there much longer...I wonder. Greetings!
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Wonderful stories. I especially love the one about the 5 year old girl in Kentucky. And that 16 year old girl is going to do great things in her life!
ReplyDeleteWow, maybe she'll cure ebola one day. Awesome thought by the 5 year old too
ReplyDeleteWow the 16 year old...am blown!
ReplyDeleteWonderful way to end the week! Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteAll indeed inspiring
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend
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The first one is rather sweet, and the second is amazing.
ReplyDeleteThat first story is so cute, and it makes me excited to see a positive story from KY since I'm from there.
ReplyDelete-Lauren
www.letsgetbeyondtolerance.blogspot.com
Huge congratulations to both of the young women you featured. We need many more like both of them.
ReplyDeleteSome very inspirational people in that post...
ReplyDeleteI love the house, it is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThe little 5 year old is an inspiration. Your Friday snippets are great.
ReplyDeleteThe story about the little girl melted my heart. Happy weekend, dear!
ReplyDeleteWhatever I am, I hope to be a good one! The 5 year old girl brought the smile and sunshine back to the troopers. the 16 yr old girl has great potential. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteCan't children be amazing ... lovely story, thanks for sharing it here.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Can't children be amazing ... lovely story, thanks for sharing it here.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Great stories about the lovely girls in your photos. So glad to see a female winning a prize, and how awesome is that? That house is truly a sight to see.
ReplyDeleteamazing, and heartwarming stories.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend!
Debbie
blessings
ReplyDeleteInspiration is necessary for the spirit to keep on moving.
thanks for sharing.
The house in the last photo is lovely.
ReplyDeleteWish you happy times.
Always cool to hear about young people doing something great!
ReplyDeleteWhat can I say--wow! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, clever woman
ReplyDeleteI wish I could own a house like that :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat inspiration from all three!
ReplyDeleteYou have a Great Week, Blogoratti.
Peace :)
Amazing house ! It's beautiful.
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