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Grandma praises teen who found her missing wallet and went out of his way to get it back to her

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1 [Grandma praises teen who found her missing wallet and went out of his way to get it back to her]( When 19-year-old Delivontae Johnson pulled into a Walmart parking lot to replace a popped tire on Thursday, January 12, he had no idea he was going to change someone’s life. “I once heard in the church from a pastor the devil will strike before God begins to bless,” [Johnson told Fox 16.]( After parking in the pharmacy lot, the East Arkansas Community College student noticed someone left their wallet in a shopping cart. “I wasn’t supposed to be parking in that spot but thank God I did,” Johnson recalled. He opened the wallet and found it belonged to Dee Harkrider, 61, who lives in Wynne, Arkansas. He was able to get in touch with Harkrider and she told him that she was in Palestine about 20 miles away from Wynne. “I live in Wynne, but I was in Palestine. So, that young man detoured and came to Palestine and brought me my wallet,” said Harkrider. [Read the story]( 2 [A Finnish teacher stumbled upon 3 bear cubs playing in a circle and they look like tiny humans]( Photography, sometimes, boils down to being in the right place at the right time. A physical education teacher from Sotkamo, Finland, was out exploring the Finnish taiga around the town of Martinselkonen a few years ago when he came across an unusual gathering amidst the trees. Valtteri Mulkahainen, who captures (on camera) wildlife and magical sights around his country in his free time, quickly found a spot to discreetly capture the once-in-a-lifetime shots he'd stumbled upon and the results are truly fascinating. Before his eyes were a mother bear and her 3 adorable cubs who, unaware of Mulkahainen's presence, put on quite a show. Although spotting bears in Finland isn't a rare occurrence, this particular sighting on June 3, 2013, was one of a kind due to the little bear cubs who left the photographer wondering whether he was imagining things. Forming a circle in the gathering, the cubs stood on their hind legs playing with each other almost as if they were dancing. Speaking to [Bored Panda]( Mulkahainen revealed, "The cubs behaved like little children. They were playing, and even started a few friendly fights." [Read the story]( Did a friend forward this to you? [Subscribe here]( 3 [Cate Blanchett uses her award acceptance speech to call for abolishing televised awards]( Cate Blanchett might be taking home awards for her portrayal of a disgraced composer and titular character in the film “Tár.” But if she had it her way, there wouldn’t be an award to take home. While delivering her “Best Actress” acceptance speech at the Critics Choice Awards, Blanchett challenged the need for awards shows, calling them “televised horse races.” She didn’t mince words. “I would love it if we would just change this whole fucking structure.” “Why don't we just say there was a whole raft of female performances that are in concert and in dialogue with one another?” she said to the audience, celebrating the “extraordinary” performances by her fellow nominees — Viola Davis, Danielle Deadwyler, Margot Robbie, Michelle Williams and Michelle Yeoh. [Read the story]( 4 [Gen X advice for Gen Z: Woman shares the things she wishes 'somebody told me in my twenties’]( Meghan Smith is the owner of [Melody Note Vintage]( store in the eternally hip town of Palm Springs, California, and her[old-school Gen X advice]( has really connected with younger people on TikTok. In a video posted in December 2022, she shares the advice she wishes that “somebody told me in my twenties” and it has received more than 13 million views. Smith says that she gave the same advice to her partner's two daughters when they reached their twenties. The [video is hashtagged]( #GenX advice for #GenZ and late #millennials. Sorry older millennials, you’re too old to receive these pearls of wisdom. [Read the story]( 5 [Disneyland unveils major changes happening to the park, including lower ticket prices]( Let’s face it. Disneyland might have once been dubbed “the happiest place on Earth,” but over the years that title has lost its merit. [Complaints about cheapened experiences]( are common—from huge crowds, to broken-down rides and even foul smells. This, combined with insanely high ticket prices, has made guests feel like the Disney magic has dimmed. However, it seems that Disney might be helping the wish for a better park come true, as it just announced several positive [updates]( to its resorts in 2023. One of the biggest changes will be more days available to purchase low-tier tickets at $104. Folks should be seeing nearly two months worth of these low-cost ticket days. In addition, guests will receive more flexibility with Park Hopper tickets—allowing them to cross over to different parks starting at 11 a.m.—as well as complimentary Disney PhotoPass digital photo downloads. [Read the story]( Find us on the World Wide Web: [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [Website]( [LinkedIn]( Copyright © 2022 GOOD | Upworthy, All rights reserved. 1370 N St Andrews Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90028 You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](.

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