Browse links
US residents can opt out of "sales" of personal data.
No, I'm not happy crying, you're happy crying.
The beautiful letters include the phrase "wouldn't it be wonderful if all our letters could be published in the future in a more enlightened time. Then all the world could see how in love we are", so staff at the museum where the letters are stored are working on a copy for publication to honour the two men.
They get a "thank you" text when they first donate. Then, they'll get further "thank you" updates when the blood is used to save a life. And Stockholm residents can even view a live chart of how much of their blood is left in stock online.
These "Tierheims" are really fancy, too: Dogs’ rooms are large with transparent walls so they can see each other, and cats have loads of climbing equipment. The shelters also have a 90% adoption rate, impressively. Props to Germany.
It means "land of the strays", and visitors can hike through the surrounding mountains accompanied by 970 overjoyed dogs. The sanctuary is run by a team of volunteers, so give them some donations if you can. TL;DR: Heaven exists.