5 Feel-Good Movies To Chase Away the Blues Are you stuck in a TV rut and starting to feel down in the dumps? (Thanks, seasonal depression.) If so, check out one of these heartwarming movies for a pick-me-up. 1. ‘Rescued by Ruby’ — If your family loves dogs, this kid-friendly flick will be a real crowd-pleaser. It stars a pup named Ruby, who starts life as a shelter dog. After a state trooper rescues her, she becomes a search-and-rescue worker who finds and saves people. A true story inspired the uplifting tale, and according to some reviews, you may want to have tissues ready. 2. ‘Yes Day’ — Imagine spending an entire day saying “yes” to everything your kids requested. Congratulations: You’ve stepped into the plot of “Yes Day”! In this film, parents Alison and Carlos go along with their kids’ wildest desires and watch family bonding magic unfold. The Raising Children Network recommends this movie for adults and older kids only. 3. ‘Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness’ — The plot of this animated movie is as creative as its title! It follows a cartoon hero named Chickenhare, who is 50% rabbit, 50% bird, and 100% confused about his place in the world. He’s also on a quest with friends to defeat his evil uncle before it’s too late. Think of the film as a funny, adventurous, family-friendly take on the classic tale “The Ugly Duckling.”
4. ‘Dumplin’’ — Mashable called “Dumplin’” “the definition of sweet.” The movie stars Rosie (played by Jennifer Aniston) as a pageant-obsessed former beauty queen whose daughter, Willowdean, doesn’t fit conventional beauty standards. When Willowdean enters her mom’s pageant in a protest complete with dancing and Dolly Parton tunes, she sparks a small-town revolution. This movie is recommended for children ages 13 and up. 5. ‘We Can Be Heroes’ — Since its release in 2020, this superhero movie has quickly become a family favorite. The story opens with an aliens-versus-superheroes showdown, and when the aliens win and take the heroes hostage, their kids come to the rescue. As the title implies, the film will leave you feeling like you can be a hero, too.
Are You Flying With a Firearm Soon? A FEW THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
Traveling by plane and going through the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) can be a tedious and stressful process if you’re not prepared or aware of their guidelines. For those who want to fly with a firearm, it’s imperative to understand the proper way to travel so you don’t receive any penalties and other consequences. Here is everything you need to know about storing and flying with your firearm.
Be sure your firearm is stored away properly before arriving at the airport . Once you arrive at the TSA, inform them you’re traveling with a gun — it’s vital to declare this verbally. Be sure you have the required permits, licenses, and other documents during your trip. Likewise, ammunition must be transported in checked baggage . All magazine and ammunition clips must be secured in a locked, hard-sided case with the unloaded firearm. What are the consequences of failing to follow the TSA’s firearm guidelines? Even if you have permits to carry your weapons legally, you must declare your firearm and store it properly. Failure to do so will lead to significant consequences. Punishments can be misdemeanor charges with fines, possible jail time, or felony accusations. Here at Medlin Law Firm, we understand if you want to fly with your firearm. While there is a federal process for airline travel, we know some people need to be made aware of these regulations or have made an honest mistake. If you were caught with a firearm at the airport and unaware of the rules, please contact us today. Our attorneys can defend you and help get your case dismissed.
Declare your weapon at the airport. The TSA has established guidelines mandating how firearm owners may travel. Before you enter the airport and check your bags, you must store your gun correctly. According to the TSA, to declare and transport a firearm, the weapon must be unloaded and stored in a locked, hard-sided container or case. The firearm and case must be inside checked luggage — you cannot carry your gun on board the aircraft.
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