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5 days ago |
usatoday.com | Ronnie Li
When 3-year-old Oliver was playing hide-and-seek at his play group in Waltham, Massachusetts, he had no idea his favorite person in the world was waiting to be found. Oliver and his uncle, 22-year-old Oran shared an unbreakable bond even 400 miles of distance couldn’t shake. While Oran attended Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, the duo stayed close through FaceTime calls filled with excited updates about everything from skating achievements to new toys.
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1 week ago |
usatoday.com | Ronnie Li
When a little sister needed some help getting on a pony, her big brother stepped up by kneeling down!Their mom, Kaia Ward of Midlothian, Scotland, captured the precious moment on camera as her son came up with a creative solution to his sister's height problem. Rather than just offering a helping hand, the big brother transformed himself into a human stepping stool, giving his little sister the perfect boost to mount the pony.
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1 week ago |
usatoday.com | Ronnie Li
An 8-year-old was overjoyed when her mom revealed surprise tickets to see her favorite artist for the first time. When Brinn Nicole picked up Nalah from school, she told her daughter to keep her eyes closed in the car, ready for a special surprise. Once a familiar tune started playing, Nalah was stunned to discover she was going to see her favorite artist, Beyoncé, live for the first time!“I knew attending her concert together would be the most special experience,’ said Brinn.
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2 weeks ago |
usatoday.com | Ronnie Li
Up in the stands during an MLB game, a young Phillies fan captured everyone’s attention with his passion for baseball. At Citizen Bank Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 12-year-old Princeton “Prince” Bailey couldn’t help but live the dream through relief pitcher José Alvarado. During a crucial moment between the Phillies and Nationals, Prince mimicked the Venezuelan’s every move throughout his eighth-inning appearance.
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2 weeks ago |
tuscaloosanews.com | Ronnie Li
Up in the stands during an MLB game, a young Phillies fan captured everyone’s attention with his passion for baseball. At Citizen Bank Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 12-year-old Princeton “Prince” Bailey couldn’t help but live the dream through relief pitcher José Alvarado. During a crucial moment between the Phillies and Nationals, Prince mimicked the Venezuelan’s every move throughout his eighth-inning appearance.
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