If every day the world seems like the absolute worst to you, just remember...
1. The brand-new cars:
2. The fantastic sayings:
3. The tight-knit families:
4. The words of motivation:
thereβs a soft wee cactus in my hall and whenever i touch it on passing i say ouch and pretend it hurt to encourage itβs confidence
5. The dangerous, dangerous vehicles:
6. The family dinners:
7. The new types of currency:
8. The extra dairy:
9. The huge celebrations:
this woman just came and bought $300 worth of fireworks and I was being nice and said βooh are ya planning a big bbqβ and she said βno my son has muscular distrophy and was supposed to die by 18, weβre celebrating his 40th birthday tomorrow, he likes fireworksβ wow God is good
10. The meetings of the minds:
11. The disc memories:
12. The money well spent:
We pay my oldest $1 every time he reads a book. Weβre talking 160 page chapter books. π Iβm out $120 this year and he thinks heβs ripping me off. Best investment ever.
13. The perfect synonyms:
14. The watchful heroes:
15. The heart- and body-warming blankets:
16. The "wastes" of money:
17. The returned favors:
my son has been feeding some crows on his way to school and he says one knows him and jumps around excited to see him- which is so cute- and today the crow gave him a dime lol
18. The very, very high fives:
19. The full circle moments:
20. The little baby olives:
21. Those warm, warm degrees:
22. The calls out of the blue:
23. The wonderful names:
I was behind a grandmother who was apparently visiting Starbucks for the first time. The barista said, "Can I get a name for your drink?" She looked very confused and said, slowly, "I guess just call it Bob?"
24. The family slideshows:
25. The thoughtful tips:
26. The horse pirates:
27. The gardeners:
28. The balloon kindness:
29. The big wins:
30. The study pizzas:
31. The 6-year-old roasts:
I explained to my daughter that when Netflix started they used to send you DVDs. 6yr old: (old lady voice) You know, back in my day, the internet used to come in the mail.
32. The inclusive windows:
33. The restaurants who give back:
34. And all the powerful friendships:
35. The meaningful gestures:
36. The little extra gifts:
37. The gentle pranks:
my 93 y/o resident had me watering her flowers for well over 20 minutes because they had to be perfect. she then told me to look at them really closely and tell me if i noticed anything. they were fake, literally not real at all. then she said april fools go get me a coffee. Lmao
38. The brand-new smiles:
39. The real MVPs:
40. And remember the tale of the Pizza King:
41. The good news signs:
42. Those chance encounters:
43. The wonderful lunchtime routines:
44. The very observant babies:
45. The neighbors with infinite kindness:
46. The little extra sun:
47. All the goldfish rescue crews:
48. The dads trying their best:
49. The special guests:
50. The beginnings of beautiful things:
51. The amazing educators:
52. The kindness of Willie:
53. The fresh new looks:
54. The changes of heart:
55. The 20 years of luck:
56. The tiny, little mittens:
57. The people who help others:
58. The kind notes:
59. The perfect gifts:
60. The practical jokes:
61. The hard-hitting, late-breaking news:
A boy just ran up to the live truck and said "Can you report my smile?" Yes, we can Cameron @FOX29philly
62. And always lend a hand:
63. Remember all the people starting a new journey:
64. And all the adoptions:
65. The A+ reviews:
66. All the creative costumes:
My cousin lost his arm in a motorcycle accident, so he's the part in the movie where Woodie's arm starts to rip πΏπ
67. The Meter Heroes:
68. The jobs finished:
69. The lifelong friendships:
70. The late-night bathroom companions:
71. The profound texts:
72. The POWERFUL masks:
I told my daughter to grab her mask so we can go to the store. This was the mask she grabbed.
73. The brand-new paint jobs:
74. The newly minted doctors:
My Pops doing his dissertation for his PhD from Howard at 70 years old
75. And the well wishes from the past:
