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Hello readers, and Happy Hump Day! We hope these stories add a dash of humanity into your Hump Day a

Hello readers, and Happy Hump Day! We hope these stories add a dash of humanity into your Hump Day and helps you through the later half of the week in the most uplifting way. Enjoy. 1 [Selfless Home Depot employees came together to find a man who lost $700 on aisle 22]( One of Home Depot’s[core values]( "doing the right thing." The company explains it as exercising "good judgment by ‘doing the right thing’ instead of just ‘doing things right.’ We strive to understand the impact of our decisions, and we accept responsibility for our actions.” The value is so important that it is written on all of its employees' work vests. There’s no better example of employees following the company’s values than an incident that happened late last month at a Home Depot store in Bellevue, Tennessee. This story was [originally reported by WSMV in Nashville, Tennessee]( and we thought it was such a good deed that we wanted to share it far and wide through our Upworthy audience. Home Depot employee Adam Adkisson was walking down aisle 22, where you can find insulation and ladders, when he noticed a small envelope. “I didn’t think anything of it at first. I thought it was empty, but I thought I’d go back to make sure and when I picked it up, I could feel that It had stuff in it. It had money,” [Adkisson told WSMV.]( When he opened the envelope, he realized it was stuffed with $700 cash. [Read the story]( [Twin sends out 'distress signal' from mother's womb to save her sister's life]( Twins always share a special bond. They start their lives together from their mother's womb and are known to be each others' best friends till death. One can't bear to see the other in trouble and go to great lengths to protect them. Maybe that's why Poppy McBride sent out distress signals from the womb upon seeing her sister struggle, leading the doctors to deliver them early and save her life. Leah McBride and her husband, Austin, 27, a crane mechanic, were excited to have twins in January 2019. But at 21 weeks, the doctors told them that their girls had a twin-to-twin transfusion, in which there is an imbalance of blood flow. It makes one baby a donor and the other the recipient of all the nutrients, according to [WalesOnline](. There was a 48% difference in the sizes of both children. Leah said that she was advised to terminate Poppy in order to give her other daughter a better chance of survival as the doctors "were worried that Poppy would have a heart attack as she was passing all the nutrients to Winnie and they thought Winnie might have a stroke." But Leah didn't want to choose one baby over the other. So she decided to get a second opinion. She went to Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston and the doctors suggested surgery to steady the blood imbalance. It was successful. [Read the story]( Did a friend forward this to you? [Subscribe here]( 3 [Chewy Claus is comin' to town for your pet]( Does your dog want some new chew toys this year? Could your cat use a new condo? Does your betta fish need a new filter for his tank? Good news! Chewy Claus is spreading cheer by checking pets’ holiday lists this year and sending gifts to thousands of pets. So send your pet’s holiday list in now, by visiting [be.chewy.com/chewyclaus]( for a chance to have their list fulfilled. Chewy Claus will review all the letters, and deliver gifts to thousands of furry (or scaly!) friends. Plus, for every letter submitted, Chewy Claus will donate 1 lb of pet food to Greater Good Charities for pets in need (up to 15,000 pounds). Not only could your best friend get a holiday surprise but pets in need across the country will also receive food thanks to you! [Write your pet's letter now]( 4 [People are rallying to help woman who had 'Hallmark' meet-cute moment while buying Christmas tree]( Hallmark has produced more than[300 holiday-themed]( over the past decade and they tend to be romantic comedies or stories about families that reunite around Christmas. The movies are meant to be comfort food on a cold winter’s night, so no one seems to mind that they’re filled with predictable plot lines and cliches. Hallmark movies have become a big part of America's holiday tradition. Last year, more than [80 million people]( watched at least part of one. Each film [usually begins]( with[a single woman in a small, quaint town]( having a meet-ugly or a meet-cute with her love interest. In a meet-ugly scenario, the boy and girl are either adversaries in a cause or inadvertently injure one another in a freak accident. If it's a meet-cute scenario, the two randomly run into each other and have an instant connection. [Read the story]( 5 [Delighted librarian shares apology letter from guy who returned a late book 47-years later]( An anonymous person checked out a book 47 years ago from the library and in an act that’s sure to bless them with an extra helping of good karma, they finally [decided to return it.]( this month, Karen Rodricks, a library services supervisor at the library in Lake Elmo, Minnesota, opened a package that came in the mail and it contained a book from the ‘70s, "Chilton's Foreign Car Repair Manual." In an attempt to avoid a gargantuan fine that may have accrued over nearly 50 years, the person who sent the book did so anonymously. Although they did include a thoughtful letter and a $200 donation to the library. Rodricks told [Minnesota Public Radio]( that it was the most overdue book that she’s ever seen make its way back to the library. “It occasionally happens, but what is so delightful about this book is the note," she said. 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