It made my day3

“Stacey Frakes, who taught third, fourth and fifth grades at Madison (Fla.) County Central School and now works as an instructional coach for an elementary school, says sometimes kids would come to her class and put their heads on their desk and almost cry. When she asked them what was wrong, they’d tell her they hadn’t had any breakfast. She kept peanut butter crackers on hand to give them, and one time gave a student her own lunch.”

Today, the roads in my neighborhood were completely iced over. While having a cigarette outside, I watched a slow-moving car come into view, then a long length of rope, then a girl on a sled with the biggest smile on her face. Her genuine excitement and the comical perspective from my front porch totally MMD.

I'm terrified of driving on snow, but today I couldn't avoid it so I went as slowly as possible. Right after I reached the highway, a big group of drivers behind me sped ahead, except for one guy in an oil truck. For around 25 minutes he drove a polite, generous distance behind me so that no rude drivers would be able to tailgate and freak me out. His generosity helped keep me from panicking and it MMD!

I was walking back to my friend's car in the student garage. We passed another car whose license plate said 'Khaaaaan!' Random Star Trek reference MMD