A Daily Antidote to Everything Else
A customer left a $3,000 tip for a single beer as a Cleveland restaurant voluntarily closed because of the COVID-19 pandemic
Source: Man leaves $3K tip for a beer as restaurant closes for virus
Be generous. You don’t have to be that generous, but now, especially, if you can … be generous.
COVID-19 took Wanda Dench’s husband Lonnie Dench in March. So Friday, they had a safe, mini Thanksgiving in his honor.
Source: ‘Thanksgiving Grandma’ has holiday dinner with Jamal in honor of husband who died of COVID
Bittersweet.
Winner of international prize, which had a record number of entries this year, to be announced on Thursday
Source: Recyclable PPE glove among designs vying for James Dyson award
Not just the gloves, but the number of entries. Wow!
“I don’t think I would have the career I have today had it not been for her help,” attorney Ana Reyes says of her first-grade teacher, Pat Harkleroad
Source: Lawyer Reunites with ‘Extraordinary’ 1st Grade Teacher Who Helped Her Learn English 40 Years Later
Love this.
The packages arrive containing painted rocks, most of them intricate works of art, handmade and mailed from people all over the country.
Pretty cool. I love finding painted rocks, especially these days.
Thomas Edelmann was born in Germany more than 25 years after the Allies defeated Hitler. Yet last year, following an unexpected marketing call, the 49-year-old businessman contacted a retired teacher in Israel to apologize for the actions of the grandfather he never met.
Impressive, and touching.
In what may be one of the most Italian things that has ever happened, the Italian State Police rushed a donor kidney from Padua to Rome for a transplant in a Lamborghini Huracan.
Source: Italian Police Use Lamborghini To Transport Donor Kidney 300 Miles In Two Hours
Wait, the police have a Laborghini? Awesome!
“Shai has given me a quality of life that I had lost,” Navy veteran Damian said of the rescue pooch that became his service dog.
Source: Rescue Dog Helps Navy Veteran Find Peace After Returning Home and Inspires Him to Help Others
Moving, and inspirational.
Many people have adopted new hobbies to help cope with spending more time at home during the pandemic, but few have taken it to the level of a California family, who built a 400-foot roller coaster in their parents’ backyard.
Source: A love for Disney and sheltering in place gave birth to a roller coaster in a California backyard
Only one word: want! 
BMW i EV technology isn’t only working in two dimensions — now it’s taking to the skies in an electric wingsuit. It’s not the most conventional electric flight, but that hasn’t stopped the concept from progressing to its maiden flight. The electric wingsuit project has been in the works for three years, since it began […]
Source: Watch this electric wingsuit take flight at 300 km/h (186 mph)
Wow.