Melissa Taylor

Woman Texts Manager She Can't Make It To Work Cause Her Son Is On Life Support, Her Response Gets Her Fired

On a Thursday night I texted my boss that my daughter was in the ER. She told me to stay with her Friday and wished her well. My daughter ended up having to stay the weekend and we expected to be able to bring her home Sunday. When we found out it would be Monday morning before she would be released, I called my boss. Then, Monday morning, on the way home with my daughter, my boss called and fired me for being out of work. People are s**t.

I Bring Russian Fairy Tales To Life

I want to know about the fairy tales that go along with these gorgeous photos.

6-Year-Old Uses Sleeping Mom's Thumbprint To Buy $250 Worth Of Gifts On Amazon

If my daughter had done this, she would go with me to take the items that couldn't be returned to a homeless shelter or a charity. Absolutely no way would she be allowed to keep them.

98 People Who Look Exactly Like Cartoon Characters

Alabama's Governor Robert Bently http://static.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/RobertBentley-57d6f1836a671.jpg

82 Creative Cover-Up Tattoo Ideas That Show A Bad Tattoo Is Not The End Of Life

It's aum, Hindus and Buddhists believe it represents the start of the universe. It's a powerful sign

100 Badass Women That Changed The World We Live In Today

It is a huge misconception that Rosa Parks was the first to give up her seat on a Montgomery bus. The first, was a teenager named Claudette Colvin. Colvin was jailed and treated horribly for her defiance. The Montgomery Improvement Association ask Parks to do the same thing to be the face of the movement. No doubt what Parks did took courage. It REALLY bothers me that she never acknowledged Colvin's bravery. Source: I am from Montgomery, but don't take my word for it - http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=101719889