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A Little Bit of Awesome: 3/24/2020 Edition

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A Little Bit of Awesome: 3/24/2020 Edition

A couple in Arkansas who’ve waited years to have a baby had to cancel their gender reveal party. So their friends improvised. After the couple revealed they’re having a girl, people held a DRIVE-BY party with pink balloons and streamers.


Motorsports announcer Mike Bagley keeps his skills sharp by doing play-by-play of his dogs racing around the pool.


A teacher doing a video chat with his students fell off his chair while trying to be funny. He’s in front of a giant poster or print of the New York City skyline and then he leans back pretending to fall off the Empire State Building. But he leans too far and tumbles to the floor.


A family filmed their Rottweiler howling at their son’s saxophone playing.


A fifth-grade teacher in El Paso named Leslie Gonzalez spent her weekend driving to students’ homes, just to hold up a sign and say hi from her car. She was also worried she might not see them again, because they’ll be at a different school next year for sixth grade.


Workers at an assisted-living center in Wales decided to lift people’s spirits by playing a real-life game of Hungry Hungry Hippos. They used wheelchairs to move players back and forth, and put baskets on the end of broomsticks to collect the balls.


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