GARDAÍ ARE SEEKING the public’s assistance in finding a sister and brother who have gone missing in Dublin. Leanne Wilson (17) and Dean Wilson (14) are missing from the Dublin 8 area.
You don't want to miss this!The Northern Lights Will Be Visible in Parts of the US,UK and Scotland.
People in certain areas of the United States may be able to see the aurora borealis, due to a geomagnetic storm warning issued by the Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC). The agency predicts that the stars, also known as the northern lights, will be visible in Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and northern Maine from 4 to 7 p.m. EST and then again from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Putting the "good" in goodbye!When His Parents Told Him It Was Time to Go, This Toddler Gave Every Stranger a Goodbye Hug.
Most kids throw temper tantrums when they have to do something they don’t want to, like leave a super fun concert. But that’s not the case for Jude Sasfy, the adorable toddler who’s going viral on Twitter for his unique exit strategy, a.k.a. a hug for every person nearby. And no, he didn’t know a single one of them.“His parents told him ‘it’s time to go bye-bye’, so he gave every stranger a hug,” captioned Twitter user @_SJPeace_, who posted the video.
Every Parent Will Relate to Video of a Girl Giving Her Dad the Hand.
A video of a girl giving her dad the hand went viral on Twitter Tuesday night when Ellie Delgado was captured on camera brushing off a man at a GOP watch party for Dan Crenshaw on Election Day. Clearly offended, the 17-year-old throws up her hand and storms off, leaving Twitter users to wonder: Who was the mystery man and what did he say?. Posted late Tuesday night by user @gina_lolz, the video was captioned, “TWITTER please find this girl I have to know what that guy said to her.” Of course, Twitter had a lot of thoughts as to what the man said that was so deserving of the hand.
A Flight Attendant Breastfed a Passenger’s Crying Baby Mid-Flight.
When a breastfeeding passenger ran out of formula for her baby during a flight on Tuesday, Patrisha Organo, a flight attendant for Philippine Airlines, stepped in. With the help of supervisor Sheryl Villaflor, the 24-year-old escorted the mother and child to the plane’s galley, where she breastfed the infant with her own milk.“I heard an infant’s cry, a cry that will make you want to do anything to help,” Organo, who was on-board to get qualified as a Cabin Crew Evaluator, wrote in a Facebook post early Wednesday morning.
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