“My husband and I were in the ER and an elderly lady was wheeled out to leave. She told the receptionist she had no family or ride home. I was saddened to see some (not all) of the employees lack of concern as to how she would get home. All of a sudden this AMAZING […]

In 1908, in a quiet kitchen in Germany, a frustrated housewife made a decision that would change mornings forever. Melitta Bentz was tired of bitter, over-brewed coffee. Back then, brewing meant boiling loose grounds, and it left your cup full of grit and sludge. Percolators didn’t help—they just made it worse. So one morning, she […]

During rehearsals for “On the Twentieth Century” in 1978, Madeline Kahn found herself resting backstage when she caught wind of director Harold Prince remarking to someone, “There’s nothing she can’t do—except, maybe, be ordinary.” The observation couldn’t have been more fitting. Earlier that same day, a stagehand had marveled as Kahn exited a scene with […]

Both Men Walked Away Feeling Grateful Author: Sherri Butcher “I just wanted to share a special moment with our friends… Today, Kevin and I were out shopping for something he could wear to his dad’s funeral. That’s when we both realized—neither of us knew how to tie a tie. Kevin saw an older gentleman nearby […]