The Internet could use some kindness, don't you think? We're constantly bombarded by bad news and our own real-life struggles, so a pick-me-up can't hurt now and again. We could use some kindness in real life, too. As a famous CGI movie bear once said, "It doesn't cost me anything to be kind."
This Facebook group lives by a similar motto: "Kind Humour is international and at no one's expense." It's the perfect place for your daily dose of wholesome, and we've got some memes and funny pics from the group to prove it. If you like what you see here, be sure to check out their group, where they do interactive memes, pun challenges, puzzles, and discussions!
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I always share this when appropriate. As an EMT we were trained in suicide prevention. And, counterintuitively, one of the WORST things you can do is to tell people things like, "it's not so bad." At best, you've just lost all credibility with them. They'll think you aren't listening, that you don't understand. At worst, you can actually push them over the edge as they seek to prove just how bad it is for them. Paradoxically, the best thing you can do is to agree with them. Tell them something like, "Wow, it sounds like things have been really rough for you." Because it shows that you aren't just sweeping things under the rug or trivializing their problems. It allows you to connect. Sometimes just that connection, knowing someone else sees how tough it is and doesn't just treat them like they are weak or their problems are easy to solve, is enough. But at the very least it allows you to then redirect. (cont in reply)
Our neighbors suck. So I'm glad to see some good neighbors for a change.
I used to have formal work related correspondences with someone named Peter Parker. He was our customer. You bet the urge to call him Spiderman was almost unbearable.
How in the heck am i gonna convince my husband that we need to go to Scotland just to mail a letter?
Same with house cats - a long blink is a sign of trust and love.
I showed this to one of my dancers (mom of two) who twisted her ankle in dance class. She agreed fully.
Exactly! I need time to over-think the situation, but not too much time.
No matter how often I see this picture, I fall in love with this cute lil' face all over again 😻😻😻
I have always referred to this as "glazing." When you're eyes glaze over in a deep steady view at the distance which puts you into a lovely dead eyed trance that no one knows you are experiencing but you, and you just go with it because deep down its probably your body's form of meditation.
Um cutest idea in the whole wide. Like even if the leg was repairable why pass up an opportunity to do this anyway.
Ah yes... the pebbles. I remember watching that documentary - and I forever remember Attenborough's voice stating that when a particularly artless/slow penguin can't find good pebbles... they turn to a life of crime, nicking pebbles from other's collections. I still find it funny.
To be fair, some things seem to never get done. I'm looking at you dirty dishes in the sink 😠
It's so good of OP to step up for his granddaughter.
It's regret for taking things too seriously, trying too hard and focusing on the wrong things - and not having the energy to say 'yes' - or the foresight at just how quick time really does go. So now they get to do for the g'kids what they would've like to have done for you.
Maybe that kid is on to something! We can't dismiss something before we try it!
what it was like a few years ago...all stuff like this and nothing but.
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