Monday, February 23, 2026

Good Afternoon! This week's Feel Good Flyover is proof that when people rally around a great kid, big things happen. A 6-year-old Pittsburgh Girl Scout has sold more than 100,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookies this season.

Join us also for this week's Feel Good Flyover Podcast, where host Amy Hess shares how a bride surprised her wedding guests with her lifesaving stem cell donation. Plus, we have two more podcast-exclusive stories you won't want to miss. Tune in here.

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Bobsled Moms Take the Podium

American bobsledders Elana Meyers Taylor, 41, and Kaillie Armbruster Humphries, 40, won gold and bronze in women's monobob at the Milan Cortina Games last week, with their young kids watching from the finish line.

Elana, a mother of two special-needs children, rallied in the final heat to capture her first-ever Olympic gold and tie Bonnie Blair for the most Winter Olympic medals by an American woman with six.

Kaillie, just 20 months removed from giving birth, became the first woman 40 or older to medal in Olympic bobsled. Together, the two Americans now own four of the six monobob medals ever awarded at the Olympics.

6-Year-Old Sells 100,000 Girl Scout Cookies

A 6-year-old Pittsburgh Girl Scout named Pim Neill has sold over 100,000 boxes of cookies this season, shattering every known record.

Pim, who is medically complex and has multiple disabilities, was initially turned away from her first troop because a leader said her disabilities would hold the group back.

Her family took to TikTok, and supporters across the country rallied behind her. Pim's original goal? Selling enough boxes to earn a trip to Niagara Falls with her parents. She blew past that mark weeks ago and hasn't slowed down.

Britain's Top Cat Outlasts Six Prime Ministers

Britain's most powerful resident isn't a prime minister. Larry the cat celebrated 15 years as Chief Mouser at 10 Downing Street last Sunday, having now served under six prime ministers.

The 19-year-old tabby was adopted from a London shelter in 2011 and has become famous for photo-bombing world leaders at Britain's most famous front door.

His rodent-catching skills remain up for debate, but his approval ratings aren't.

A Cambridge professor noted that Larry's popularity easily outpaces any prime minister. As one photographer put it, Larry is very good at what he does best: lounging around.

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➤ Wedding guests were shocked when the bride revealed her lifesaving stem cell donor was a surprise guest. (Hear Story)

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"Despite being a 41-year-old mother of two and people telling you that it's over and you're done, [my sons have] been told 'no' since the day they were born. And I want to show them that, despite what the world tells you, despite what other people tell you, you can still go after your dreams."

— Elana Meyers Taylor, U.S. bobsledder and mother of two sons with disabilities, on winning Olympic monobob gold at the 2026 Milan Cortina Games