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🎾 Fetch it? They lost it. This toddler and his dog were baffled when the tennis ball 'vanished' mid-throw. Can you crack the case?
🎤 This mom thought she'd face her big speech alone, but her seven daughters pulled off the perfect surprise. Her jitters? Gone. Her mascara? Also gone. 😭
💍 This bride spun around expecting a sweet first look with her stepdad… but who she saw instead had her crying the happiest tears in full wedding glam.
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USA Today
6 days ago
- USA Today
Fetch fail mystery 🔎
Hey, it's Ronnie — humor me for a sec. Let your teeth part slightly so there's a tiny gap, and rest the tip of your tongue on the roof of your mouth, just behind your front teeth. Breathe in slowly through your nose… now give me a long, full exhale out your mouth. Feel that? That's your body saying thanks. Happy National Relaxation Day — now let's ease into some news that'll help your shoulders find their way back down, shall we? 🎾 Fetch it? They lost it. This toddler and his dog were baffled when the tennis ball 'vanished' mid-throw. Can you crack the case? 🎤 This mom thought she'd face her big speech alone, but her seven daughters pulled off the perfect surprise. Her jitters? Gone. Her mascara? Also gone. 😭 💍 This bride spun around expecting a sweet first look with her stepdad… but who she saw instead had her crying the happiest tears in full wedding glam. Still vibing in this digital spa? Take one more slow inhale… and a long, easy exhale. Now go ahead and share this newsletter with someone whose weekend could use a little ahhh. Keep scrollin' for more deep breaths and good vibes. 👇
Yahoo
24-07-2025
- Yahoo
Surprise delivery? 👀
Cheers — it's Friday! Ronnie here. Today is National Wine and Cheese Day — the perfect excuse to get fancy with some stinky delights and crisp sips. Food Tetris on a wooden board, anyone? We made a charcuterie board for my niece's first birthday. She had no idea it existed, but it stole the show. Anyway, treat yourself this weekend — you've earned it! Let's brie real... it's time to wine down. Shall we? 📦 An 'Amazon guy' asked to use the bathroom and then for soup! A puzzled grandma said yes — but wait 'til she found out who he really was. 🏃♀️ Everyone thought this runner at the Special Olympics was heading the wrong way … but he knew exactly where he was going, and it became the sweetest moment of the race. 💈 She lost all her hair at just 6 months old to alopecia — 16 years later, she's finally getting a first glimpse of herself with hair and the mirror moment was priceless. Cheesin' hard? Share the love — because good vibe pairs perfectly with any vintage of the day! Last week, we tested your good news knowledge about the golden retriever who risked it all for his best bud. And the answer is … C. The doorman of a building he doesn't even live in. Did you get it right? Scroll on for good news to fill your emotional charcuterie board — after all, just like the perfect bite of cheese, good news is best savored slowly. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Surprise delivery? 👀
Yahoo
16-07-2025
- Yahoo
Country music legend plays for fans while awaiting surgery after stroke
Ronnie McDowell has not let his recent health scare get in the way of his live performances. The country music legend played two shows this past weekend as part of his 'Fan Appreciation' weekend, according to his son. The concerts came more than three weeks after McDowell, 75, was hospitalized after he had a stroke on stage. 'Well, it's about 5:00 in the morning, I just got home from getting everything squared away with the incredible concerts that DAD had for his Fan Appreciation Weekend,' Ronnie McDowell Jr. wrote in a Facebook post Sunday, July 13. 'Thank you all for coming out and making the concerts huge successes. A huge thank you to my wife and our son for that magnificent video and song that was shown during the show,' he wrote. 'I'm going to get some R&R and then I'll be ready to rock with my brother Nick Cross at Laylas at 2:00 p.m. today.... Thank you All again for coming out to the shows this weekend and for tuning in and making dad feel so special.' Both shows on Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 12 were live-streamed on Ronnie's Facebook page. 'It was really a great weekend with Ronnie McDowell and his band,' one Facebook user commented on Ronnie Jr.'s post. 'Thank you for the wonderful show. I am so glad your dad is doing so well,' another comment reads. 'I know it's a full time job to make sure he doesn't over do it. I hope you are getting so good rest.' Ronnie was released from the hospital Monday, June 23 after he began to slur his words and started 'not making sense' after a few songs while he was performing at the Summer Solstice Music Festival in Oley, Pennsylvania the Saturday before, WKRN reported. A tour manager told the outlet the singer thought he had a stroke. He was then brought to a hospital in Reading for treatment. 'I know you're all concerned. I promise — no one is more worried than I am," Ronnie's other son Tyler wrote in a Facebook post on June 21. 'Please understand, this is an incredibly stressful time, and right now, my focus is on my Dad. If there's anything that needs to be shared, I promise — we will." On Sunday, June 22, Tyler revealed his father underwent an MRI and that he and his brother spent the day with Ronnie in the hospital. Ronnie Jr. said his father was discharged the next day. In a Facebook post on Wednesday, June 25, Ronnie Jr. said his father was 'doing much better.' Ronnie Jr. last updated fans on Monday, July 7, saying that his father was 'doing great' and had a consultation with a vascular surgeon who then set him up with a neurosurgeon for July 14. 'That will be the day that we have more to report and pray we have a surgery date to report by then,' Ronnie Jr. wrote in a Facebook post on Monday, July 7. 'This will be to address the blockage in his carotid artery, that caused the stroke. Other than that, he's sounding great and he's doing great, so please keep the prayers coming!' Ronnie Jr. added that his father has 'been a trooper' and ensured that he will get 'the best care there is.' He also promised to keep people updated on his father's progress. With a career spanning nearly five decades, Ronnie has charted more than 30 top 40 hits on the Billboard country music charts. Two of his singles — 'Older Women' and 'You're Gonna Ruin My Bad Reputation' — reached were No. 1 hits. More Country Music News Country music star charged with misdemeanor in fatal crash Popular 2000s country artist loses younger brother in Texas floods Country singer 'in a bit of shock' after losing 2 family members on same day Country icon, 86, suffers heart attack after coming out of retirement Son of country music legend who suffered stroke on stage updates fans Read the original article on MassLive. Solve the daily Crossword
