I have seen the homeless with their pets too. Most of the dogs eat before the people.

I scored 33, but then again, I am a people person. I also had semi-abusive parents, so a kid has to know how to read people and the room at an early age to stay out of trouble.

What a great story! And I am so shocked that he actually found a key!

I don't care, it was entertaining!

That's pretty amazing! Maybe just the look on her mom's face as she sings?

Her message is a good one, especially for young mothers who really need their energy. It was the way she delivered it - "What's your excuse?" sounds like a put down and a dare rolled into one. It is taunting. She may not have meant to come across holier than thou, but it certainly smacks of it. I applaud her for her accomplishments. When I was a thin, young mother, PTA ladies hated me, and my college counselor (I went back after kids) told me I'd never make it anyway. So I get her message. She just could have been a little less smug giving it.

I'd like to think I would help anyone in that situation, but if the person (either businessman or homeless) seemed like he fell down because he was drunk or high, I might avoid in case they were mentally unstable. Stuff goes down sometimes.

THAT'S why I don't let my dogs watch the Discovery Channel or Animal Planet...I think they are getting ideas.

Yeah, I had two main coons over my life, and they both played fetch until they were so tired they panted, and they also would come when called. Awesome cats! RIP

I used to have garden gnomes until I noticed our garden angels were always knocked over. The gnomes deteriorated at a much faster rate than the angels. I think it was keeping them in the sun all day.