My 3-year-old son was trying to take my picture but didn’t realize the camera was facing the wrong way. He took several photos within seconds. When...

My 3-year-old son was trying to take my picture but didn't realize the camera was facing the wrong way. He took several photos within seconds. When he was done, I took the camera back and started dele

RYK Information • 1.8K followers All News and Information in one place RYK Information   Karla Otahalova, Animal Health Care at Animals (1995-present) Posted Sep 8 My 3-year-old son was trying to take my picture but didn't realize the camera was facing the wrong way. He took several photos within seconds. When he was done, I took the camera back and started d... Read more »     Karla Otahalova, Animal Health Care at Animals (1995-present) Posted Sep 6 Officer Ralph Mondesir is part of the Gwinnett County Police Department in Georgia. One afternoon, he was sitting in his patrol car finishing paperwork when someone ran up to him for help. They tol... Read more »     Karla Otahalova, Animal Health Care at Animals (1995-present) Posted Aug 29 On October 14, 1987, in Midland, Texas, 18-month-old Jessica McClure was playing in the yard of her aunt's home daycare when she fell into a well. At the time, Jessica's mother, Cissy, had stepped ... Read more »   Read more in RYK Information

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