A graduate of Wheaton College with a degree in literature, Loren also adores language. He has served as assistant editor for Plugged In magazine and copy editor for Wildlife Photographic magazine.
A graduate of Wheaton College with a degree in literature, Loren also adores language. He has served as assistant editor for Plugged In magazine and copy editor for Wildlife Photographic magazine. Most days find him crafting copy for corporate and small-business clients, but he also occasionally indulges in creative writing. His short fiction has appeared in a number of anthologies and magazines. Loren currently lives in south Florida with his wife and three children.
When an 83-year-old Navy veteran vanished from a Saint Augustine, Florida, hospital, authorities combed the area for nearly 24 hours hoping to bring him back safely.
91-year-old Spaeth donned rabbit ears to become 'Baba the Bunny.' Then she visited the homes of nearby family, handing out gifts as treats instead of asking for them.
Early learning informs later learning. That’s why it’s so important to train up children in the way they should go. Well, one Pre-K class has taken that idea seriously and is welcoming every student into class in an absolutely heartwarming way.
'Mister Rogers Neighborhood' has no lack of memorable moments. One of the best, though, was when Margaret Hamilton of 'The Wizard of Oz' fame reprized her role as the Wicked Witch of the West.
What would you do in a moment of stress? I mean a point in time where split-second decisions count and hesitation might mean death. For his part, Chicago resident Jessie Contreras didn’t blink when a man fell onto some train tracks. Instead, he jumped right down and helped him up.
There’s something special about superheroes, about their strength and might. Perhaps that’s why they’ve been a staple in children’s hospitals. Now, one 13-year-old girl is bringing tiny capes to the premature babies in an Orlando hospital who she calls her superheroes.
Sports stars get lots of bad behavior when they act poorly. Yet plenty of athletes go the extra mile to help the down and out. Just consider the small kindness that Stanley Cup-winning hockey player showed to a young handicapped fan.