𝐓𝐢𝐭𝐚 𝐒𝐡𝐚 💙 A Team

Hindi naman personal manifesto ni Alden ang filmography niya. Ang hirap naman maging artista kung pati mga karakter na gagampanan mo kailangan may consistent romantic philosophy. Katakot din yung ganitong expectations na para bang hindi sila malaya to do complex characters.

I fed lovely little Bob on the streets for 3 years in Thailand. Never in my wildest dreams did I think he would end up on a private jet 🤷‍♂️😂 (1/6)

At least si Alden yung yaman na sinusuot nyang galing sa hard work!! Hindi gaya ng iba na galing sa Kaban ng Bayan! True! Tawa ko sa “Kaya sa mga artista dyan na pag alam nyo namang nagpapa-cute na sa inyo si Alden sunggaban nyo na 🤣 kayo na ang lumandi” 🤣🤣

‘FORGOTTEN ISLAND’ is sadly now on track for a low $15M-$17M domestic opening weekend. One of the worst ever for DreamWorks.

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This was captured last Thursday morning in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The man in the footage is Gerald. He's 81. Gerald arrived at the shelter at 9:15 a.m., just as the doors opened for the day. Beside him was a tan Beagle named Otto, held by an old leather leash that had clearly seen years of use. Otto is 8 years old, and he and Gerald have shared the last seven years together. Their story began when Otto was only a year old. Gerald's late wife, Eleanor, suggested they take a drive one afternoon, and somehow that drive ended with them visiting the Lancaster County shelter. Eleanor was the one who chose Otto. Gerald wasn't convinced. He thought the young Beagle had far too much energy for them. But three months later, Gerald had to admit Eleanor had been right. Otto belonged with them. And after Eleanor died four years ago, Otto became an even bigger part of Gerald's life. He was there during the silent mornings and the difficult evenings. He was there for every slow walk through the neighborhood, the little routine that helped give Gerald's days some structure from beginning to end. For months, Gerald's son, Robert, had been trying to arrange a move for his father to Willow Valley Communities, a respected facility located about 20 minutes from Robert's home. At first, Gerald didn't want to go. But after a minor health issue the previous fall, the family realized they needed to take the possibility more seriously. By December, Gerald finally agreed. He understood that the move was the right decision. Robert did too. There was just one problem. Willow Valley didn't permit pets. Robert tried everything he could think of to find somewhere for Otto to go. He asked family friends and neighbors. He considered bringing Otto into his own home, but his wife suffered from a severe allergy. Robert also contacted three rescue groups, hoping one of them could help place Otto with a good family. But time ran out before any of those possibilities worked. In the end, Gerald arranged the appointment at Pinewood himself. He didn't tell Robert what he had done until that morning. Robert immediately offered to go with him, but Gerald declined. This was something he felt he had to do by himself. So at 9:15 that morning, Gerald walked into the shelter with Otto beside him on that familiar leather leash. He also carried a paper bag. Inside were Otto's food and his two favorite toys. There was something else too. Gerald had spent two evenings writing detailed instructions about how to care for the dog who had shared so much of his life. He wrote down Otto's daily routine and the things he liked. He explained how Otto preferred to sleep and mentioned that loud trucks frightened him. Gerald even included one tiny detail that only someone who truly knew Otto would think to mention. Otto liked sitting on the left side of the person he was with. A young intake coordinator named Philip carefully accepted the bag from Gerald. The shelter's security camera then shows Gerald standing quietly at the intake counter. His shoulders are hunched forward. His head stays lowered as he begins filling out the paperwork.

I will check her all night and have been talking to her to tell her to just fight through tonight as a great life awaits her. I really really want Fluffy to survive. Keep your fingers crossed for her 🤞 (7/7)

An eye opener we should all watch @aldenrichards02 @GMA_PA #ALDENRichardsRebuildingBrokenRooms #ALDENRichards ALDENandJAO EmpathyinAction