Merry Christmas morning to each and everyone one of you that lurk, comment, email, and call.
You all are the reason I continue to post on this page.
I caught this clip last night before putting on my cap and settling in for a long winter's night before
having to throw open the shutters to yell at some fat guy on my roof.
Watch for dust or allergies....
This is so heartwarming ❤️ Parents, teach your kid to have the character and compassion of the kid in blue ๐ pic.twitter.com/D71DEvUSOp
— Allistair McCaw (@AllistairMcCaw) December 24, 2022
Wifey and girls preparing Christas dinner down the hall, got to hide up here for a while till i can get the onion juice out of my eyes.
ReplyDeleteThis is good. There are so many decent people in this country. Good must overwhelm evil.
ReplyDeleteYep. Awesome ๐. Merry Christmas ๐ from Ohio
ReplyDeleteThat kid in blue showed a wonderful amount of heart and compassion. It does my heart good knowing that kids like that still exist.
ReplyDeleteThanks Irish and Merry Christmas!
That's a young man with good values, raised right. Bless him and his parents.
ReplyDeleteNemo
Merry Christmas to at Feral nation. Nemo
ReplyDeleteLove this - proves not all is lost
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to all!!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Irish and Jeffery!
ReplyDeleteLove this, and the kid in blue didn't make it too easy for him. The kid in red had to use what strength he had to get him down and roll over. Good match for both of them. Does my heart good to see kids show compassion like that.
ReplyDeleteThere is hope in the world.
ReplyDeleteDamn you Irish.
ReplyDeleteMy eyes are leaking!
Merry Christmas Buddy and thanks for all you do for me.
The guy in blue is not only a man... he's a true gentleman. Kudos!
ReplyDeleteIrish (and Everyone), Merry Christmas!! Thanks for what you do! As Tiny Tim would say, God bless us every one.
ReplyDeleteI too have something in my eyes...
ReplyDeleteThe young man in blue, his parents, and the coach deserve high praise.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas everyone.
ReplyDeleteExile1981
Merry Christmas to you and yours!
ReplyDeleteCan't see too well right now so please excues any typos. This event and mnay others like it are the biggest reason the wef can all go to hell. prreferrably tomorrow. God Bless everyone and I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas and absolutely rebellious New Year.
ReplyDeleteThank you Irish. Merry Christmas to you and yours from Australia.
ReplyDeleteThere is hope for our civilization. Well done to the parents.
ReplyDeleteIrish, Jeffrey, Merry Christmas and thank you for all the great posts.
All the best, sir, and thank you for all you do.... and for this video posting. Not all who wander are lost. We have much to do, so we'd better get to it.
ReplyDeleteMike in Canada
Merry Christmas Irish and Jeffrey. Thanks for all you do.
ReplyDeleteHuman kindness is overflowing
ReplyDeleteAnd I think it's going to rain today
Stupid reminder I have to dust....Thank you for the video and Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteSomething in my eye, wow, needed that. Merry Christmas. Hybo
ReplyDeleteBlessed be His Name on the day we celebrate His Birth and give thanks there is still humanity in many of this world.
ReplyDeleteBear Claw
A perfect example of giving of oneself for another! Thanks, I needed a good eye moistener!!
ReplyDeleteTakes a lot to water me eyes. At Christmas Mass a mother rolled in her daughter with the same disease. Kinda changed by focus. Prayed hard for that family. We have so much to be thankful for, don't we?
ReplyDeleteExcellent! My 'ol Alma Mater does things differently when it comes to deciding who the homecoming queen and court will be. Candidates are nominated by seniors, then juniors, and if it isn't full, by sophomores football players. Then they are voted on by the entire team. Out of a large field of nominees the team unanimously elected a sweet wheel chair bound girl with MS. As the girl was crowned during the halftime festivities, a huge dust storm hit the entire stadium.
ReplyDeleteThat was me by the way! Merry Christmas to all!
DeleteThank you for this Christmas gift. There is a dad and mom, who ought to have a huge grin on their face knowing they are raising a young man to be a true gentleman. It was heartwarming.
ReplyDeleteBelated MERRY CHRISTMAS Irish and Jeffrey, and to your readers and all who comment!
ReplyDeleteMy apologies for once again misspelling Jeffery.
DeleteNo worries.
DeleteThis young man's parents deserve an award. But this is what high school athletics should also be teaching young people, before winning. Well done, to the school this young man is representing. They are turning out student athletes, with an entire world ahead of them, with a head start on the others who don't have the character.
ReplyDeleteGood job young man!
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