Didn’t think I’d see this here but it certainly is a better after…And a great story. You go Ted! I’m rootin’ for ya. And he really does have quite a voice, doesn’t he?
YES! I saw this man’s story on Good Morning America and it touched my heart as well. Who doesn’t love a good ‘after’ especially when it’s in the form of a second chance? I almost cried when I read that with all of TV publicity he was most grateful to be able to see him aging mother and for her to see him rebound.
BTW, I love your blog, and just wanted to thank you for having me on your blog roll. I just looked at my google stats and you are one of my top referring sites. I really appreciate it and am adding your site to my blog roll now.
Wow, I was just reading this story and jumped over to my all time favorite blog and here he is again! So happy to hear something good has happened for this man, what an incredible voice!
My husband works with homeless people from time to time. I think we forget that some of the homeless population are people who either made a bad decision or something bad happened to them and they had no family to borrow money from or to help them get back on their feet afterward.
This man is a prime example. I’m so glad that he is getting a second chance. And I love that when asked what he would do now he responded that he would like to have a home or apartment, somewhere to cook meals and to be able to be a responsible tax paying citizen. (things that most of us take for granted).
If becoming homeless [thanks to addictions] was the road to getting a home, I would do without the home, thanks This mans road to recovery is going to be as difficult or moreso than that of others… the day the cameras go away… well, I pray he has a good NA/AA program supporting him and I wish him the best.
I always think the saying “it warmed my heart” is a little cheesy, but when I saw this man on the Today Show this morning that’s exactly how I felt. It’s so nice to see an upbeat story of someone getting a second chance.
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hiphousegirl
January 5, 2011 at 9:43 PMMy brother just sent me his youtube link yesterday! Aww, I’m so happy it turned out well for him.
Amie
January 6, 2011 at 12:00 AMI heard this story on the radio this morning, way cool! (If I become homeless, will someone give me a house free and clear? *poke*)
X
January 5, 2011 at 8:10 PMMine, too!
LeeLu Creations
January 5, 2011 at 8:16 PMLmao!
Didn’t think I’d see this here but it certainly is a better after…And a great story. You go Ted! I’m rootin’ for ya. And he really does have quite a voice, doesn’t he?
Jasmine
January 5, 2011 at 8:51 PMYES! I saw this man’s story on Good Morning America and it touched my heart as well. Who doesn’t love a good ‘after’ especially when it’s in the form of a second chance? I almost cried when I read that with all of TV publicity he was most grateful to be able to see him aging mother and for her to see him rebound.
Touching story…
~Jazz
Laraine Eddington
January 5, 2011 at 8:52 PMIf only he had kept the cape.
The Vintage Polka Dot
January 5, 2011 at 9:14 PMI am so happy for this man. I hope he gets the best publicist and makes a fortune with his amazing voice.
Reminds me there is still some good in the world.
Brenda
Andi @ Potential Treasures
January 5, 2011 at 9:34 PMisn’t this a great story. I saw this yesterday was hoping the best for him. I’m glad that he is getting back on his feet!
Reenie
January 5, 2011 at 9:43 PMIt’s a wonderful story….you go TED!!!
leslieahardy
January 5, 2011 at 10:19 PMLOVE LOVE LOVE THIS STORY!!!!
Emily A. Clark
January 5, 2011 at 11:05 PMAwesome story, awesome makeover!
BTW, I love your blog, and just wanted to thank you for having me on your blog roll. I just looked at my google stats and you are one of my top referring sites. I really appreciate it and am adding your site to my blog roll now.
Emily
renee
January 5, 2011 at 11:40 PMWow, I was just reading this story and jumped over to my all time favorite blog and here he is again! So happy to hear something good has happened for this man, what an incredible voice!
Day Dreaming And Decorating
January 6, 2011 at 3:30 AMSo happy that he got a second chance.
Tasha
January 6, 2011 at 4:48 AMThank you for sharing this!!
My husband works with homeless people from time to time. I think we forget that some of the homeless population are people who either made a bad decision or something bad happened to them and they had no family to borrow money from or to help them get back on their feet afterward.
This man is a prime example. I’m so glad that he is getting a second chance. And I love that when asked what he would do now he responded that he would like to have a home or apartment, somewhere to cook meals and to be able to be a responsible tax paying citizen. (things that most of us take for granted).
Thanks again for sharing.
Tasha
P.S. I love this...
January 6, 2011 at 2:17 PMSuch a wonderful story. It’s a fantastic “after” story.
Your blog is so inspiring and funny. =)
Late Bloomers
January 6, 2011 at 3:03 PMIf becoming homeless [thanks to addictions] was the road to getting a home, I would do without the home, thanks
This mans road to recovery is going to be as difficult or moreso than that of others… the day the cameras go away… well, I pray he has a good NA/AA program supporting him and I wish him the best.
Karen@StrictlySimpleStyle
January 6, 2011 at 11:30 PMI always think the saying “it warmed my heart” is a little cheesy, but when I saw this man on the Today Show this morning that’s exactly how I felt. It’s so nice to see an upbeat story of someone getting a second chance.