Nobody wants somebody snooping on their private moment, but we bet this couple is glad someone did.  Geoff Parker and his wife went for a hike on Rattlesnake Ridge in North Bend, Washington earlier this month, when they noticed a man proposing to his girlfriend off in the distance. Parker, who always has his camera with him, instantly decided to take some photos – one of the man on bended knee, and another of the newly engaged couple hugging. (See below for the pictures.)  Parker instantly knew he had to somehow get these photos to the lovebirds, but had no idea who they were or how to get in touch with them. So he took his search to social media. "I posted it on Facebook first. They got a pretty big response from my friends, and a couple more people shared it," said Parker. "Then, I put it on Instagram the next weekend. That's when it blew up." And that’s how Jordie Egbert, the bride-to-be in the photo, found out about it. “I was hanging out at my mom's house and my sister came running over to me," said 21-year-old Egbert. "A family friend of ours that lives in Washington, her friend that lives in Germany had re-posted it not knowing who I was. People were just posting it trying to find me." Egbert emailed Parker to thank him for his search effort, telling him she “cried all day” when she saw the pictures. Although some criticized Parker for invading Egbert and fiancé Mel Reyes’ privacy, she doesn’t see it that way. "He said he doesn't have that kind of picture from when he proposed," she said. "He has the memory in his head, but nothing concrete to show from it. To him, it was something special. He was living through us. He wanted at least someone to have a picture of that special memory. It was a good gesture. He did it for us. That is so cool."

There is a Filipino word for the urge to want to pinch someone or something that is irresistably cute. We have no such word in English, but there are lots of foreign words like that. Check this out: click HERE

Disney Channel pulled an episode of their hit show Jessie after receiving complaints over the bullying of a character who can't eat gluten. The episode features a young boy with a gluten-free diet being mocked by having pancakes thrown at his face and even includes the line, "You call me sweetie again, and you'll be eating some gluten-free knuckles."

Over 2,000 people signed a petition entitled "Disney Channel: Stop bullying gluten-intolerant characters" urging the network to stop airing the episode. Disney released a statement on Facebook last week (May 17th) saying, "To our viewers, we received your feedback about tonight's Jessie episode which some of you accessed early on Video-on-Demand. We are removing this particular episode from our regular programming schedule and will re-evaluate its references to gluten restrictions in the character's diet. Please accept our apologies for the upset this episode caused you and your family. We value your feedback and thank you for watching Disney Channel." The woman who started the petition has children with celiac disease who supposedly deal with constant ridicule for the dietary restrictions.

I agree. Bullying of ANY kind should not be tolerated. Here is the episode in question:

Although recent internet rumors of a Friends reunion were quickly shot down by the show's creator and several cast members, three of the show's biggest stars reunited to help promote Jennifer Aniston's co-hosting gig on Ellen on Wednesday.  Matthew Perry and Courteney Cox took part in a hilarious video where Aniston arrives at Perry's house seeking co-hosting advice from him. During the episode, Ellen spoke for the fans when she said, "You want to announce it here? Don't you want to do it? Say you want to do it." Jen responded saying, "I will say this, though: Doing that little bit with Matty and Court yesterday was...we were very nostalgic and miss working together. We miss each other, and it's a great thing to go back to your family like that. Also, I know that people will love it." Very cute. If you missed it, here it is:

It's Katy Perry. Those sandwich bags are filled with pills which are labeled "upon rising," "breakfast" and "dinner." She says: "I'm all about that supplement & vitamin LYFE!" And while she never takes herself too seriously, the singer did try to cover up her face with the large bags. No word yet on why the "Fireworks" singer needs such a big boost, but there's no doubt she's fit as a fiddle after taking all of those vitamins!

If you’re gonna rob a bank, you might as well look good doing it. At least that seemed to be the motto of this fashion-savvy thief. Police are currently looking for the suspect who robbed an Iowa bank wearing a bright green dress. In addition to her flowing attire, the suspect had long brown hair and didn’t wear a face mask – wouldn’t want to mess up her makeup! The suspect handed the teller a note demanding money and fled with an undisclosed amount of cash. But could those fancy clothes have just been a disguise? Facebook commenters on the Stuart Police Department's page seem to think the “woman” in question is actually a man in drag! Either way, he/she wasn’t afraid of attracting attention!

Not all agree the suspect is a woman with reaction to the photos on the police department's Facebook page on a whole accusing the suspect of being a man wearing a wig. What do YOU think?

Suzanne Harley is a teacher in Moore, Oklahoma. When the tornado was approaching she had her class get under their desks against the wall. Then she lay down in front of them to protect them from any free flying items that might hurt them.

One of the students was her daughter and after the storm passed she asked her daughter if something was laying on her leg. Her daughter said no, that something had gone THROUGH her leg.

A leg from a student desk had been propelled in the air and literally went through the calf of her leg.

Fortunately it missed the bone and she was taken to the hospital and the item was removed. She will undergo three months of physical therapy as she recovers but she's doing fine. (She said she didn't cry in front of the kids because she didn't want to frighten them any more than they already were but after the anesthesia wore off, she allowed herself to cry.)

Here is the picture of her injury. Thank God for our wonderful teachers.

 Update: Suzanne has had her surgery and was given the desk leg as a souvenir...which she gladly accepted. The accident not only missed any bone but also did not tear any arteries (how unusual is THAT!) But she also got some great news: her insurance company WILL cover the complete surgery and hospital stay as well as the 3 months of physical therapy the injury will require.

Suzanne Harley is a teacher in Moore, Oklahoma. When the tornado was approaching she had her class get under their desks against the wall. Then she lay down in front of them to protect them from any free flying items that might hurt them.

One of the students was her daughter and after the storm passed she asked her daughter if something was laying on her leg. Her daughter said no, that something had gone THROUGH her leg.

A leg from a student desk had been propelled in the air and literally went through the calf of her leg.

Fortunately it missed the bone and she was taken to the hospital and the item was removed. She will undergo three months of physical therapy as she recovers but she's doing fine. (She said she didn't cry in front of the kids because she didn't want to frighten them any more than they already were but after the anesthesia wore off, she allowed herself to cry.)

Here is the picture of her injury. Thank God for our wonderful teachers.