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A Little Bit of Awesome: 3/2/2021 Edition

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A Little Bit of Awesome: 3/2/2021 Edition

Ollie Ripley is awesome. He’s raising money for the mental health charity Mind, and the way he’s doing it is pretty cool. He’s running to the pub every day until they’re open again.
So far, he’s raised about $3,000, and that’s pretty awesome.


Gabe Dannebring is a teacher, and that automatically makes him awesome. And Gabe just shared some of the real comments his students have said to him this month.

@g_unit24

#teachers #fyp #teachersof2021

♬ Verona – Klingande


This guy’s “rhythmic tapping skills” are world class. He taps a pen, his hands, his mouth, and coffee cups, to name a few.


A guy left his work Zoom call for a minute, and while he was gone his young daughter took his place in front of the screen. She promptly revealed a dispute between her dad and mom. Check it out RIGHT HERE.
This is totally set up, but it’s still kind of cute.


 

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