Take that Grinch! How the Grinch LOST Christmas! PLUS a man, his wife and their girlfriend won the lottery.

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The Shark Deck. I'm Johnny Mack
with five good news stories. Hey,

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good news. If you've been a
little wigged at the Grinch stole Christmas that

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one time back in nineteen fifty seven, get over at will Yah, Well,

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good news. There's a sequel,
How the Grinch Lost Christmas. The

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new book picks up one year after
the original, and, like the first,

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teaches a valuable lesson about the true
spirit of the holiday. The new

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book, How the Grinch Lost Christmas
is not based on a newly discovered manuscript

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by doctor SEUs, but was written
and illustrated by an author and artist with

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previous experience in the SUSA Verse.
One of the bosses over at Random House

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Children's Book in a statement said,
one of the most asked questions received from

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SEUs fans of all ages is what
do you think happened to the Grinch after

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he stole Christmas? The new book
will be out September fifth, written by

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Alistair Him and illustrated by Aristides Ruise
Him has written SEUs theme books before they

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are called If I Ran Your School
and I I'm the cat in the hat,

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I'm picturing like Breaking Bad, except
it's the cat too dark all right.

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In the sequel, the Grinch wants
to show how much he loves the

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holiday by winning who fills Christmas Crown
with the most spectacular Christmas tree ever seen.

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But when his plan goes awry,
the Grinch turns into his old cold

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heart itself until his friend Cindy Lou
who reminds him that Christmas is not all

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about winning. You know your dog
loves you? Right? Well? Your

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dog has five ways of telling you
that it loves you. Doctor Kursten Ronjyn

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has shared herdships for identifying your dog's
love language and the best way to reciprocate.

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All right, you're ready, the
doctor says. Does your pet repeatedly

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lick your face, climb on your
lap, or tend to jump up even

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when they know they're not supposed to. These pets want one thing more than

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anything else, and that's lots of
physical fuss to show your pet you care.

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Find lots of cuddles and belly rubs
and first jokes, and they'll be

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your best friend. What about the
barks, Well, pets respond really well

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to training and praise, and make
sure to always offer them verbal positive reinforcement

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That means they'll recognize when the tone
of your voice changes, So being vocal

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both in a concise and light manner, we'll help your pet learn and understand

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what you're trying to tell them.
Pets who are soothed by your voice could

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also benefit from background noise, such
as a radio left in your house where

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maybe download every episode of your favorite
podcast with a host that has a soothing

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voice and let them all play so
I can climb up the Apple podcast charts

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could be an option. Making time
to play with your pet is a must.

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They love human company and they might
wake up or extra early to show

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your affection if they don't get enough. Making sure they've had enough exercise in

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mental stimulation before you leave the house
is essential. Maybe game of fetch or

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tug rope before you leave. Nothing
dogs do gifts from the garden, Yes,

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gifts from the garden or gesture of
their love. No, they don't

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have to bring out a field mouse, please don't. It could be one

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of their toys that was outside and
they bring it in. Dogs with this

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love language we'll also respond well to
treats during training, so make sure to

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pack them before puppy training. Carol
Bolan, seventy six years old, now

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has her parents long lost World War
Two love letters thanks to the work of

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Chelsea Brown, who's a New York
based genealogists who returns priceless treasures to family.

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So there were these eighteen letters sent
by her father to her mother as

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he served in the US Navy during
the war. They've been tucked away for

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fifty years in the attic of Boland's
childhood home in Staten Island. A homeowner

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found them on the walls when renovating
back in nineteen ninety five, which is

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no longer yesterday. That's quite a
while ago now. The homeowner saw Chelsea

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Brown on the Kelly Clarkson Show and
reached out for help to get the letters

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to the family. Months later,
Brown connected with Boland's son, who thanked

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her for returning the letters to his
mother. Their parents are long gone,

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Boland said, my father was a
policeman, so we would keep things in

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a special place out of reach from
me and my brother. By storing things

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up in the attic. Corney had
held on to the letters for thirty years,

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hoping to return them to the owners. Hey, good news, mister

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James can retire. Mister James,
the eighty year old janitor had been retired,

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but his rent went up. He
had to go back to work and

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became the janitor at Callisburg High School
in Texas. Three students set up a

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go fund Me page trying to raise
some money so the guy didn't have to

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work at age eighty. Within weeks, two hundred and seventy thousand dollars was

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pledged. The original goal was ten
grand. The online fundraiser said, I'm

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having a fundraiser for our janitor who's
struggling to pay his rent. He had

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to leave retirement to continue to pay
his rent. That was raised just a

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little will change his life. The
principal said, it's just amazing. I

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am Patty Callahan, Henry, I
am Mary kay Andrews, I'm Kristin Harmel,

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and I'm Kristy Woodson Harvey. Friends
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our fifth good News story today is
kind of fun. It involves winning the

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lottery, and it doesn't involve a
couple. It involves what the article is

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calling a threpple. Let me tell
you the story and then you and your

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friends can talk about it over the
water cooler. So Katie Rupple and Claire

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Thornhill used one hundred dollars gift to
gamble and they want a million dollar jackpot.

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They split the cash with the man
who gave them the money. That

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man Katie's husband, Justin, who's
also romantically involved with Claire. Try and

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keep this tight. Katie was in
a relationship with Justin. Katie then told

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Justin she's also attracted to Justin's friend
from college, Claire. The couple reached

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out to Claire and confessed Katie's attraction
to her, and then they became a

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throuble. Claire said, we knew
right away we had to be three.

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Honestly, it feels like this was
meant to be. We've now been living

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together for three years. We like
to think of the jackpot money is a

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little bit of karmic gift for opening
up to the world and believing in ourselves

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and our relationship, and now they
won the lottery. That's your five good

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