I saw a post about American Airlines and I thought I’d add my own story. Last Wednesday I flew from Phoenix to Philadelphia on AA. It was a long flight. We had at least two small babies on it and in the row behind mine a woman with a four year old daughter. Now, we took off from Phoenix around 9 am. But we’d been on the plane since 830. This is important.

When we got close to Philly, we were diverted to Pittsburgh because of bad weather. We were on that plane for another 4 hours while we waited in the long line to fuel up and for the all clear to fly into Philly. We finally took off at 830. So we’d been on that plane a LONG TIME.

This little girl behind me us was SO GOOD. She got a little cranky at the end but we were all a little cranky. lol 190 passengers, 3 bathrooms. We were all exhausted and hungry. I commended the mom on her daughter’s behavior. The babies were in first class but I didn’t hear anyone complaining about them either. In a world full of stories where parents don’t parent their children, I was so happy to have a little girl on my flight who did not make a very long flight more unbearable and who made me smile. :)

not a huge soccer fan but watching all
the videos of international visitors (mexico and south korea), (rowing norwegians), (japanese who always leave things better than they found them)… humans are amazing and joyful. the world is a village!

On a recent American Airlines flight that was only about half full, a flight attendant went out of his way to make sure passengers were comfortable. Instead of leaving people randomly packed together, he helped spread passengers throughout the cabin, avoided seating strangers directly next to groups when possible, and made sure nobody was unnecessarily crammed into a full row.

I’ve seen plenty of flights where no effort is made, especially when larger passengers end up squeezed into crowded rows and constantly getting bumped by people passing through the aisle, despite there being empty seats available elsewhere. He simply took a few extra minutes to make everyone’s experience a little better. Those small acts of thoughtfulness and consideration can make a huge difference when you’re traveling.

So here’s a shoutout to this dude on American Airlines. The world needs more people who take the time to make life a little easier for others.

Faith in humanity restored ❤️✈️

A comment on the song daylight by David kushner

Ivanka Trump and her husband “discovered” an island that belongs to Albania, and Albanian prime minister Edi Rama using the mask of “LUXURY INVESTMENTS” sold that land to them. That part of Albania is known to maintain flamingos which has become the unofficial symbol of these protests.

Albanians today marks the 12th day of massive protests, becoming one of the largest environmental and anti-government movements Albania has seen in years.

The fact that we are not afraid to speak up, and the fact that the protests has been so respectful, non incidental, having old people, youth, kids joining and raising their voice for their rights, has made my heart so happy and it brought back a faith in humanity that was slowly fading away.

A woman named Nguyen at UC San Diego Health donated a kidney to a friend on Valentine's Day. Then in August 2025, she donated part of her liver to a child she had never even met.

That made her UCSD's first ever double living donor. Two lives saved 😭

Real ones still exist 🫶

Source: https://health.ucsd.edu/news/features/a-heart-big-enough-to-save-two-lives-through-living-organ-donation/