Living and Loving
He had a flat tire.
Fortunately, a guy stopped.
After helping him take off the tire, the guy then drove him to a place to get the tire repaired.
“They do a great job here,” he grinned.
The tire was quickly repaired, and the guy drove him back to his vehicle.
Arriving back at his vehicle, the guy vanished!
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It was the one-year birthday of her twins. Her daughter had lived only three-days.
She was trying to post a “happy birthday” message for her son on Facebook.
NONE of his posts were going through, until after she posted a photo of her daughter.
Her comment, “This little girl is making sure her birthday is celebrated!”
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Google maps on her phone told her to get off I 65. They were south of Louisville.
Never had Google maps just told her to get off. If something was going to cause a delay—an accident or construction, the app had always offered an alternative route, leaving the choice to her.
The “unusual” behavior caught her attention!
She decided to follow the prompt because it was so unusual.
The detour was uneventful, and put them back on I 65 avoiding a complete accident-related shutdown.
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