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3.1M People Get Their Daily Dose Of Positivity From This IG Page, And Here Are 50 Newest Posts (New Pics)
Getting bombarded with negative news is no good for us. Crime, politics, even controversies in the entertainment world – we're sometimes much better off by not reading or watching it. In fact, in a survey of 266 therapists by GrowTherapy, 96.6% of them said watching or reading the news can have a negative impact on our mental health.
While we have to follow what happens in the world to some extent, curating our news feed so it contains more positivity is also important. That's where pages like Tank Sinatra's good news Instagram account come in. Here are some positive news stories from them to make your today's news feed at least a little bit more uplifting!
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OpheliaPoe 1 year ago
What an absolute delight to experience such freedom! I'm sorry you had to suffer to have an other side to reach 💔
Cronecast AtTheRisingMoon 1 year ago
Absolutely wonderful news! And lots of people really do care, you are worth celebrating!
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Upstaged75 1 year ago
I can say with 100% surety that I do NOT miss anything about working from an office. :)
Load More Replies... Say No to Downvoting 1 year ago
Ooooo - I love that. Friends you haven’t met. People just looking out for people.
Sergio Bicerra 1 year ago
One month from then they're sharing cookies, cheese,ham and coffee on their rides.
P1 No-Name 1 year ago
That is so lovely, what a great way to start your working day, a little more sleep & a community to watch out for your stop :-)
Nina Eckhoff 1 year ago
I had several similar experiences when I commuted to NYC on the LIRR out of Cold Spring Harbor.
MacintoshID 1 year ago
Even when you drive long distances in a city for a commute to work, you will see the same cars each morning and evening when you are close to you home. I got to know a few Hondas, Chevys, Fords, GMCs, BMWs, plus many other makes rushing to work Monday thru Friday. Got to know the many small business work trucks and their drivers since they really stood out. Las Vegas traffic is well known to be either 75mph or 5mph any time of day.
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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 1 year ago
The man who got my brother's heart and lungs had only one goal in life: to live long enough to see his son graduate high school. His voice broke when he told us, "and now I get to play with my grandchildren." He had close to 20 years extra, and with a vastly improved quality of life.
Cynthia Chaney 1 year ago
Did he let you hug him so you could feel your brother's heart?
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Tank's Good News is one account of many under the brand of Tank Sinatra (others include Influencers in the Wild and the original Tank Sinatra meme page). Tank is one of the most prolific meme creators online, with some even calling him "The Michael Jordan of Memes."
Sinatra launched the Instagram page back in 2017, and it has since racked up over three million followers. But don't worry, Tank Sinatra isn't the real name of the person behind all these accounts. The man is George Resch, and, as he told amNY last year just before the holidays, the idea to create such a page had been brewing in his mind for a long time. For 35 years, to be exact.
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glowworm2 1 year ago
This one is a false story I'm afraid. But there is an actual one about a dog exchanging leaves for dog cookies! (Which I think this one is based off of.) Link providing true story on cat: https://petrescuereport.com/2023/cat-exchanging-leaves-for-fish-at-local-store-is-a-bit-fishy-but-fun/
Irishwoman abroad 1 year ago
An animal learning the cause and effect between exchanging money for food is not just cute, it's amazingly smart!
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SkippityBoppityBoo 1 year ago
This is beyond so cutely sweets!!! My old cat Cookie used to bring me empty crisp packets! Skitty the rescue kitty used to bring me her toy mouseys! "Thank you Hooman for feeding me and for my clean poopy litter tray!" 💜💜💜
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GreyWolfGirl 1 year ago
I wonder how many species that might have saved in the area
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Philly Bob 1 year ago
In America he'd be locked up for intruding on some (name your big business' here) land without permission, permits, yada yada....
Laura Johnston 1 year ago
It just goes to show what one person can accomplish. Bravo sir. His story is worth a read.
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cerinamroth 1 year ago
Our village used to be cut off by flood waters every year and I know a few of the elderly ladies used to rather look forward to being taken out to the shops by either a strapping farmer or the firefighters (the only locals with machinery to get through the floodwater).
Janelle Collard 1 year ago
Right? A hot firefighter? What's not to love? :)
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SkippityBoppityBoo 1 year ago
When I was oh so dramatically extracted out of my flat and taken in the ambulance to the hospital? Spinal Bruising and Covid etc etc etc, blah blah blah? I remember saying to the extraction team, "I'm sorry I'm so heavy, please don't hurt your back! Btw? Do you lot sell calenders of yourselves? If so I'll buy a number of them!" Thankfully they laughed! There were a few jokes made between us all, it's how I deal with things. Dark humour and jokes that if you're not in that situation could seem horrible but they're not, it's a... mental coping mechanism... Absolutely love this lady for joking during a dire situation! 💜💜💜
Bryan Wright 1 year ago
Must have been a rather kinky wedding night what with the fireman's uniform etc.
"I remember watching the news as a little kid with my father and asking him 'Why are there so many murders, kidnappings, robberies, etc.' and he said: 'There aren't, it's just what the news focuses on.' My mind was blown, I just couldn't understand it."
Resch also told the publication that tries to commit small acts of kindness whenever he can. One of the ways is to give his CVS ExtraBucks away to others. "I try and find an elderly person or maybe a parent alone with their kids. Sometimes it's $3.00 sometimes it's $30.00, but it's always nice to give to people, whether they need it or not. It's about reminding people that random good things do happen."
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Renée Parry 1 year ago
I did the same. You can't imagine the sigh of relief every time I'm home.
Sara Frazer 1 year ago
"nobody will tell me I have to leave" 😭 this list already had me teary but damn
SkippityBoppityBoo 1 year ago
I've been homeless and did my time in the various homeless hostels etc in order to get on the waiting list for housing. I kept putting in bids for my now Home but the shelter workers kept saying that I was wasting one of my bids, "You are not going to get that place, you're wasting it!"... Except I did get my now Home and I'm very protective of my Home 🙂 The first few nights here? I slept on my living room floor with a borrowed sleeping bag, no electricity until they came the next day to switch it on and a sandwich I'd managed to get from the shop around the corner because I didn't know where all the shops were. You wouldn't recognise my flat now from when I first moved in. 14/15yrs... So don't ever give up! It may take a while but you'll get there 💜🙂💜
cerinamroth 1 year ago
We do not own our house and never will but I still love having my own (rented) nest. I still feel stressed when coming through the door though. It’s just entrenched.
Philly Bob 1 year ago
My first home of my own.... drove 100 miles to be there. Took the key, opened the door, Walked in and sat on the living room floor. Nothing in the house yet. All in my rental waiting to be moved. But that ONE night, on the goddamed bare rug with a pillow and a blanket, I slept in my own, my very first house, with pride! (woke up and forgot where the hell I was and damned near fell in the tub trying to find the toilet! LOL!)
Liz Butt 1 year ago
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Great story. You made me chuckle. Congratulations on not giving up and making your dream come true. Perseverance and faith are key. You made it.
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Janine Hunt-Jackson 1 year ago
Congratulations! My son & some other friends & family members bought a terribly run-down house and rebuilt it so I have a wheelchair-accessible home. I'm grateful every day for the safety & comfort!
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angelmomoffour62 1 year ago
Forgiveness is powerful. I had to learn to forgive the person that killed my husband and 2 boys. I forgave him for me not him. In order to move on Forgiveness was not a option. I had to do it..
Smeghead Tribble Down Under 1 year ago
Wow that's beautiful. I'm not sure I could do the same if I were in the parents' position.
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Janissary35680 1 year ago
Back in the late 50s or early 60s we acquired a puppy from a neighbor whose dog had given birth to a litter. We named her "Cocoa". We had another neighbor whose 7 or so year-old son had never spoken a word even though he was otherwise physically and mentally normal according to doctors. (Nowadays he'd be diagnosed as being on the autism spectrum.) Anyhow he loved Cocoa, Cocoa loved him, and the first word the kid ever spoke was her name to call her to him. Before the year was out, the kid was not only speaking and otherwise behaving normally for his age but was actually somewhat advanced.
Tabitha 1 year ago (edited)
Simple. He finally had something to say—-to someone who also didn’t “talk” in the human way, and who accepted him just the way he was, without trying to “fix” him. Then, once he started, he didn’t stop. And I bet Cocoa and he stayed best friends until Cocoa passed. Oh how I wished our pets lived longer.
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CanadianDimes 1 year ago
I met him! Worked with him really briefly. He is really lovely and obviously incredibly smart.
Jayjay 1 year ago
He looks very gentle! Probably understands more of people than anyone because he had many obstacles to take to where he is now.
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Jayjay 1 year ago
Too often people with autism are judged as dumb, unless your name is Einstein. My mother (an elementary school director) taught me that most people are not able to look beyond their own IQ and so, when they don't understand a very smart person, they want to put them in a place they do understand: below themselves. Which is a pity because that is the reason that very smart people and also people with autism often don't live up to their potential, just because nobody understood and/or was willing to see them in their own right.
Carlye Piparato 1 year ago
So cynical I had to look this up. Yup. After a PE teacher gave him attention leading to goals.
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 1 year ago
The thing that people forget is that the average IQ is 100. The majority of the population is clumped around 100. Now think of someone with an IQ of 50. That person is not going to be capable of living (independently) or comprehending the "normal" 100 IQ world. Now think of someone with an IQ of 150. The same thing applies to that person as it does the 50 IQ person. 150 is just as far from the normal as 50 is.
Sand Ers 1 year ago
I first saw that point explained in those terms in a YA novel titled The Roper Brothers and Their Magnificent Steam Automobile, that I read somewhere between the ages of 13 and 16. Fiction isn't fictional. It's simply not a true story. You really can't overstate the value of reading. It teaches a lot of important things. Like what homonyms are. And that everybody is not like you.
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karen Young 1 year ago
He looks so proud. I am proud of him also. What a good man who worked to get what he desreved, wanted, and was detained to be!
"I'm a big believer in the fact that things have always been the way they are," Resch also told the NACS podcast this year. He says the key to being content is living in the moment. "People will say: 'Things are worse now.' I think certain things are worse, but certain things are better. And 100 years ago certain things were worse and certain things were better," he said, explaining his philosophy.
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
My heart-dog was a German Shepherd. That boy has the best friend anyone could *ever* have. And that GSD has the same :)
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Robert Cosgrove 1 year ago
Heartwarming that you gave him a home and your dog so quickly accepted him
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Kiyoko_tanaka (she/her) 1 year ago
My best friend is Muslim and she would appreciate this so much!
Sven Horlemann 1 year ago
See. It is really not that hard. Just a bit of respect for each other.
Janine Hunt-Jackson 1 year ago
Absolutely we should share stories of kindness & love! We get way too much hate & negativity shoved at us every day.
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Earonn - 1 year ago
And that is why we want medical progress, not going back to the dark ages without vaccines. What a beautiful couple, and how happy his parents must be.
Philly Bob 1 year ago
He did good! You did good! Got yourselves a beautiful DIL and much power to your son!
SheamusFanFrom1987 1 year ago
With all due respect, sometimes we have to just give "fate" and "final diagnosis" the proverbial middle finger and continue to defy the odds as best we can. Congrats, for defying the tumour and getting married.
cerinamroth 1 year ago
Respectfully, ‘giving cancer the middle finger’ or making your mind up to defy the odds has a minuscule effect compared with advances in medical treatments. If all it took to beat cancer was ‘staying positive’, no one would die from it.
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While telling his story on the Rachel Ray Show in 2021, Resch said that the inspiration for his good news page came partly from a photo. The woman in it is sitting on a jet ski in her flooded home after Hurricane Harvey. Resch explains how her smiling through this hardship made him realize that "Even in a tragedy, attitude is everything."
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Geoffrey Scott 1 year ago
And yet, if he wished to emigrate to the US, DJT would refuse as he is from a s***hole country(his words, NOT mine).
Donkey boi 1 year ago
Be cool if could they do it the other way too. So that I cold talk and my hands would make the movements.
Karen Bird 11 months ago
Wow! But shouldn't all schools everywhere be teaching sign language as a second language? We teach children French, Spanish, German, etc whilst being fully prepared to allow a surprising amount of people to be unable to ask directions to the toilet or tell somebody they're having chest pain!
KatSaidWhat 1 year ago
Hope he patented that because that is an amazing thing that needs to go all over the world.
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Tim 1 year ago
I nevebbbnbnn̈r told anyone before but when I was an undergrad at U Iowa in the 80's someone tried to steal my bike which was locked outside behind my apt building. I went downstairs with my 20 gauge Mossburg and tapped him on the shoulder with it. He was not able to cut through the kryptonite lock. Then when he tried to apologize his way out of it I stole his Nike shoes and made him walk off in socks. I always regretted it.
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HardBoiledBlonde 1 year ago
A few decades back, My fiance was killed in a plane crash. When I returned back to my apartment, after all day off-site meetings, my two best friends were inside, they informed me of his death, held me and stayed with me for the next three days. I am forever grateful for my friends and I will miss that man forever.
Upil 1 year ago
I think both, both mom for not wanting her daughter to be alone at her low point and her friend who understood the assignment and event bring along a smoothie
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Teresa Spanics 1 year ago
Please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of your dear grandmother. That was so nice of your dear friend to do that for you.
The good news page is proof that kindness can be contagious. On the NACS podcast, Resch recalled how one man messaged him saying how the page inspired him to start a non-profit, and that it's what he's been doing now full-time for years. Yet George isn't quick to take credit. "It's not me," he said on the Rachel Ray show. "It's the content of the page. [It] changed the way they see the world."
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EJN 1 year ago
There is a tendency to believe that all people with Down Syndrome are mentally deficient, but it is not true. Some are very intelligent; some can learn all that is necessary to live an ordinary independent life; some are limited in what they can do by themselves, but they can still enjoy life and be great friends. Do not put limits on people with Down Syndrome because they are different. Help them to become the best people they can be.
Janine Hunt-Jackson 1 year ago
Good job! Thankfully things have come a long way since my brother was born in the '60s. It was considered unthinkable for him to work outside of a sheltered workshop, but he worked in a hospital kitchen most of his adult life.
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Earonn - 1 year ago
I guess that's his mum in the background. Heartbreaking, but also so wonderful. New life will come out of his death. I hope my death will be similarly beneficial one day...
Tabitha 1 year ago
In a way, he won’t be completely gone. Parts of him will still be alive. I think that would be oddly comforting.
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Kiyoko_tanaka (she/her) 1 year ago
This broke my heart, it's such an act of respect in Asian countries (im Japanese) and it's so heartbreaking
me myself and i (she/her) 1 year ago
yup! i'm chinese and this is a form of respect that we would give emperors in the times of ancient china. he definitely deserves it ❤️
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My brother died in an accident, and they were able to take all of his organs.
Beak Hookage 1 year ago
If I had a donated organ, to me it would feel like the donor was living on through me.
Don Adams 1 year ago
That is exactly how it feels. I received my transplant heat this past May. I am committed to living this bonus life in a manner that honors the donor. Anyone reading this, if you are not a donor, why? Unless there is a medical reason you can't, please be a donor. Live a lot longer!
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KatSaidWhat 1 year ago
Ok, I've going from misting up to full on trying to not sob in the office.
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Michelle Klein 1 year ago
The only photo taken by a husband that the wife likes lol
Load More Replies... cerinamroth 1 year ago
Your glasses really suit you and that shade of green looks lovely on you too!
Glen Ellyn 1 year ago
My very first impression is that she has a gentle face that emanates kindness. She looks great!
Instagram is not the only place you can find Tank's Good News. If you're ever filling up gas in the U.S., you might've seen Resch's face on a screen, delivering some positive, uplifting news stories through GSTV. "I don't know if being on gas station TV screens is a cool thing to be proud of and grateful for, but I am," he wrote in a post on Instagram. "These good news stories get out in front of 115 million people per month. If that's all I ever accomplish on earth, then I feel like I've done my part."
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Earonn - 1 year ago
I had a company moving operations from the front of the house to the back, so they added a scaffolding on the back and used all the planks from the scaffolding on the front. But my cat loved to lie on the platform right in front of my first floor window. I asked if they could leave one plank, and they left her the whole platform. A very small thing, but it made my cat's day for weeks on end!
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 1 year ago
Not in the UK! As an employee, taxes would be taken automatically by PAYE (Pay As You Earn); as a freelancer he can make up to £1000 in a tax year without having to file a self-assessment return.
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Sand Ers 1 year ago
He's going to learn things. A lot of things. This is the barest beginning.
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ScrapieChick 1 year ago
Seytons Electrical is a company in Hull in the UK so it would make sense that they pay the little boy in GBP and not USD
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Jane Alexander 1 year ago
Great attitude! I hope he saw #14, the girl who is first D' S to get her law degree.
If you're really fed up with negative news, there are ways to lessen the negative effects it has on your mental health. The mental health experts at Growth Therapy say that the first step could be limiting your exposure to traditional news sites. Turn off news app notifications and give yourself a limited amount of time per day to read news sites. But don't go full cold turkey; you have to know what's going on in the world.
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Lexi 1 year ago
It's not dumb, I'm 50 and I clearly remember the chair my grandad made for me when I was only two, i still had it when I was 10 though by then it was used for dolls. The chair and grandad are long gone but I can still feel the armrests, the smooth wooden seat in my hands and recall the panic when I got my finger stuck in the heart shaped hole in the middle stretcher of the backrest. He too could have memories of the chair his dad made for him, creating a comforting memory is far from dumb ❤
Thomas Schwarting 1 year ago
Only trouble I can see is he'll grow out of it rather quickly, but not TOO quickly!
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LB 1 year ago
I looked at the OP and someone tracked down the OOP. They wrote: UPDATE: This is from 2022…I did the work so you don’t have to [finding OP on twitter]: looks like they hung out for a bit/went to the gym together but then no mention of him after awhile (I didn’t scroll too far but there ya go) ❤️
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 1 year ago
I don't know if I like the story better or the comment.
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Joanne Hudson 1 year ago
Except for the part where the neighbors called the cops!!!
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Who the f*ck calls the cops on a kid?? Only in 'murica... good on those cops for not continuing the systemic hatred
Sharon Y. Van den Berg 1 year ago (edited)
My son is black. His grandparents were white. He had forgotten his keys and was sitting on their stoop. The neighbours called the cops. I live in Canada
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Jill Rhodry 1 year ago
I think he was also doing it for school clothes for his siblings - and yep, the cops helped with that as well
Heras buddy 1 year ago
Also one of the stupidest. Why call the police? They're probably the same people who say no one wants to work anymore.
If you still feel stressed, direct your attention elsewhere. Distract yourself with social activities, an old or a new hobby, or physical exercise. Mindy Hall Czech, a licensed professional counselor with Grow Therapy, recommends getting involved in the causes you care about, whether that's volunteering in animal shelters, joining a non-profit, or getting involved in other organizations.
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Tabitha 1 year ago
Something employers who treat their staff like s**t and pay them a pittance do not understand that treating people with human dignity and respect, as well as paying them to their actual worth—-remember, THEY, and not you, are the ones making your company profitable, so you must show your appreciation for them helping you become successful and wealthy—-do not seem to understand. Be an a*****e, and you will constantly have brand new staff or terrible old staff, because you will chase away all the good people who do their jobs well. Fairness, equity, and ethics will instill a sense of loyalty in your people, and they will stay with you and help your company truly prosper. You’ll do the same with your customers, growing a long list of repeat business for years, instead of burning through the entire population by cheating everyone once and pissing them off to the point where they never come back.
HardBoiledBlonde 1 year ago
When my heart dog was dying, my Director told me I could use bereavement leave. I would have followed that wonderful woman to the ends of the earth. I worked with her until she retired. I was very fortunate to have her in my life.
Chloe 1 year ago
Earlier this year I was at work and found out on my lunch break that the hospital were withdrawing treatment for my grandpa because there was nothing more they could do. He'd being going downhill for a long time and I knew it was coming but I was still a mess. One of my coworkers saw me crying and asked what was wrong and once I explained and he'd said some words of comfort I told him I was going to try and get myself together and focus on work. I just about managed it too, but when I came back from lunch my manager took me into an office and asked what they could do and I just broke down again. He drove me home and told me to take as much time as I needed and not to worry about work. Our chronically understaffed team pulled together to cover the rest of my shift and my following shifts without complaint. My grandpa passed 3 days later and I will forever be grateful that I had that time. My manager will always be the example for me of what a manager should be like.
JuniorCJ82 1 year ago
It's not a mental health day if you're working. It's nice that they cleared your docket for you, but you shouldn't have had one to begin with. You deserve to grieve in peace.
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Jane Aylward 1 year ago
Our dog use to do this, as soon as us kids went to school she would sneak up to the nursing home, they loved her there because she calmed down a lot of patients, she would leave when it was time for us to come home from school. When she died they put a little plaque in the garden for our Rosie girl.
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arthbach 1 year ago
If you find this, do take a copy. In one image, my Dad was clearly visible sitting in his house. I went looking for it a few days ago, and the image (about 12 years old) had been removed.
XenoMurph 1 year ago
I'm fairly sure you can go back and look at old versions, go to street view and where there's the address box at the top left, click "see more dates" , should get the old version.
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somnomania (she/her, queer) 1 year ago
keep that screenshot, because they do update the images periodically
You can also curate your news feed and include more positive news sites into your feed. Along with Tank's Good News, try following more similar good news pages. Like the Good Black News page that shares "the good things black people do, give or receive all over the world." Or give Good Good Good a try, an independent good news media organization.
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John Mosley 1 year ago (edited)
They should at least show a photo of Cena and Misha together. (iykyk)
les 1 year ago
is john cena the next keanu? its like theres a competition between them to be the most wholesome
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
Cena has been doing this kind of thing for years, so I don't know that he's the "next" Keanu. They're both being contemporaneously awesome.
Load More Replies... Deborah 1 year ago
I've heard this before, but hadn't seen the picture. John has also granted a huge number of wishes from the Make A Wish Foundation.
SheamusFanFrom1987 1 year ago
You can't see Cena most times, but you can sure as heck see the good that he does.
Tobias Reaper 1 year ago
oh i get it John Cena is invisible very funny showing a picture of just the Teen
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Fat Harry (Oi / You) 1 year ago
Ditto! First one on here to make my eyes start to water.
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cerinamroth 1 year ago
What a marriage you must have had to make such simple beautiful pleasures so eagerly shared. Wishing you strength on your journey. May your wife’s memory be a blessing.
Farnzy 1 year ago
I think things like this about my dad all the time. He was a machinist and I got my interest in all things industrial from him. I was at a fastener company that just became a client and I thought "Man...I can't wait to tell dad about this place" then instantly remembered. I wanted to cry, but i kinda got it together when I started talking to him in my head. Lasted for a minute then I wanted to cry again lol
The Chronic Insomniac 1 year ago
As a young widow myself, I can totally relate to this. Especially today, Thanksgiving where there will not only be one empty chair this year, but sadly, now two as my younger brother lost his wife earlier this year to the same evil that stole my husband away (stroke).
TruthoftheHeart 1 year ago
I did that watching a movie with my kids, my mom passed two years ago and I just know she would have loved it.
What about you, Pandas? What recent good deeds and stories have you seen online or in real life? Share them with us in the comments! And if you're looking for more uplifting news stories, check out our previous articles about Tank's Good News here and here!
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
His name was Odin and he was a Great Pyrenees. There was a fast-moving wildfire and the family HAD to evacuate. Odin refused to leave his herd of goats. The owners did not have time to load the goats onto a trailer (wildfires move FAST) and Odin refused to leave his herd. They had their other pets (cats and dogs) in the car already, but Odin wouldn't get in. Livestock guardian breeds are bred to be independent, intelligent, and stubborn - they are designed to "make decisions" about protecting their livestock when a human isn't present to give them commands. So Odin refused to leave his charges - because a livestock guardian dog protects his herd. So when the family tried to evacuate, Odin refused to go with them. Odin survived the fire and kept his herd alive as well. When they came back, there was Odin, the goats, and even some deer that Odin was protecting as well.
Phantom Phoenix 1 year ago
Thank you, Lakota, for taking the time to give more details. I hope Odin's family gave him heaps of praise and rewards
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sarcastic cat 1 year ago
The exact thing happened with my friend's grandma and her cat Domino. Their house burnt down and they went back and there was Domino,waiting for them.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
NO! People keep getting this story wrong. This is a livestock guardian dog. His name was Odin and he was a Great Pyrenees. There was a fast-moving wildfire and the family HAD to evacuate. Odin refused to leave his herd of goats. The owners did not have time to load the goats onto a trailer (wildfires move FAST) and Odin refused to leave his herd. They had their other pets (cats and dogs) in the car already, but Odin wouldn't get in. Livestock guardian breeds are bred to be independent, intelligent, and stubborn - they are designed to "make decisions" about protecting their livestock when a human isn't present to give them commands. So Odin refused to leave his charges - because a livestock guardian dog protects his herd. So when the family tried to evacuate, Odin refused to go with them. Odin survived the fire and kept his herd alive as well. When they came back, there was Odin, the goats, and even some deer that Odin was protecting as well.
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JoeKing 1 year ago
I will never understand why people keep dogs outside. Not only is my boy inside the house, but I share my bed with him and he likes to take up a lot of space!
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 1 year ago
I love the way dogs sleep with their back feet up by their heads. Our spaniel does it.
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Eunice Bentley 1 year ago
I was playing bingo one night and my husband's Lions club was working it. He told the ladies working in the cage that he had decided to try to take home the pretty lady at table 3. They told him to behave himself. Then he went and got me a pop from the concession, they were flabbergasted that he would do that. I heard one of them say but, you're married, He said, So is she. One of the other club members said to the ladies I know her, I grew up across the street from her cousins, her husband can be a bit of an a$$ at times. So he took me up to the cage and introduced me to the ladies (and my future volunteer partners). We all enjoyed a laugh.
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
I have a Belgian Malinois (same breed as the dog in the photo.) They are commonly used as military and police dogs because they are very intense, driven working dogs. They are the breed you sometimes see in videos leaping over 10-foot-high fences or running up the side of a gigantic tree to grab a toy in midair. And yet they are naturally gentle and loving - they are a shepherd breed so were initially bred to be herding dogs/herd protectors. My Malinois is 65 lbs and is devoted to my cats (8 lbs and 11 lbs) and he is so incredibly gentle with them. My other dog Stilgar is disabled and my Mal changes his energy levels and play type when he plays with Stilly vs when he plays with other normal dogs. It is amazing how intelligent dogs can be. I'm not surprised a Mal has a deer for a bestie!
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
It's especially funny because I have a Belgian Malinois (the same breed as the dog in the photo) who has the same coat color. It is called "fawn"! XD My dog is registered as his coat color being "fawn with black mask" on his paperwork. So it is meant to be for the friends above XD
Load More Replies... Philly Bob 1 year ago (edited)
♫ Your love is like bad venison, bad venison is what I need... ♫
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The Darkest Timeline 1 year ago
Dying with grace and love is a wonderful gift to leave someone with
Boopie Dew 1 year ago
My mother loved to dance the twist, won a few competitions. As she was hooked to breathing machines and knowing she wasn't coming home ever again. I played her the twist by Chubby Checker. I hope she's dancing in heaven
JuniorCJ82 1 year ago
Is she a dancer? If not, the fact that he went out having a loved one dancing like a maniac for him makes me so happy.
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William Teach 1 year ago
And, he did all this while having a music career, which requires lots of travel. He is one of the best people in music
Virgil Blue 1 year ago
I don't like rap in general, but somehow I always liked him and his work. Guess his inherent goodness can even travel trough TV.
Upstaged75 1 year ago
Same. Some of his songs are a little vulgar for me but for the most part I really like all his music. And I'm not in to rap at all. I though he was great in his movie as well.
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Dawnieangel76 1 year ago (edited)
You can hate his music, but you can't hate his parenting. EDIT - Dear God Eminem is going to be a grandfather.....I'm so old!!!!
Khall Khall 1 year ago
His mom just passed today. I wonder sometimes if it's even harder to lose someone that you had a troubled relationship with because you know now there's no way to ever fix it or heal those holes.
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Agfox 1 year ago
I remember reading something years ago about 2 guys who were always in the same bar at the same time but never spoke or even acknowledged each other. On one occasion, one guy was missing but arrived just as the other guy was leaving & said "Sorry I'm late, I was delayed at work"
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Nikki van Reenen 1 year ago
A few weeks ago, a big rig was parked at my work and I acted like such a kid, walking around the truck, asking the driver a hundred questions. I, unashamedly, asked the driver to blast his horn when he drove away. He thought I was mad, but he blasted his horn.
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I used to do that when I was a kid. Now I have a kid who does it as well. Glad to hear that the truck drivers enjoy it too.
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 1 year ago
There's a railway bridge near our house, and my 20 year old daughter and I still try to get the train drivers passing underneath to sound their horn for us. Usually they do!
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Jayjay 1 year ago
Why are so many and such young girls live in homeless shelters? That is inhumane. In the Netherlands there is no place for children in the shelters. They and their family get a house to live in, benefits, and often an administrator/curator if they can't handle finances. I'd wished people would step up to give them a roof, and then bake and sell the cookies from a home to live in.
LonelyLittleLeafSheep 1 year ago
Because in the US, capitalism reigns supreme and anything that helps lift the disadvantaged up is the evil "socialism" and would cut into the profits of those poor billionaires.
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Lowrider 56 1 year ago
Being homeless should not be a thing. We have wats to solve this but it seems nobody in power cares enough.
SkippityBoppityBoo 1 year ago
Replying to replies again sorry!... Homelessness isn't always about substance abuse/issues/addictions. That's a huge misconception that needs to be addressed. What if there was a fire and you lost your home? Look at how many people lost their jobs during the Pandemic. Here in the UK the pubs, bars and various other shops etc shut down. If you can't work? How do you pay your way? The bills stack up and you can get swamped. While the system is far from perfect? At least there is some sort of system, even though it can be really hard to navigate through it to get the relevant information and help. If you're in this sort of position in the UK? Try Citizens Advice and obviously get onto the DWP straight away. Libraries often have computers you can use for the forms. Explain your situation to the library and see if they can help you out with use of the computers... I'm trying to think of other ways too such as buying a cheap smartphone from somewhere...
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me myself and i (she/her) 1 year ago
This is so important! there's still so much stigma around mental health, trauma, and people who struggle with things like this (people who go nonverbal? I'm not very educated on this topic specifically, please correct me if i'm wrong!), and it's lovely to see a teacher so supportive of her students. gives me hope for the world yet <3
Nimitz 1 year ago (edited)
Yoooo! I know that feeling! I went to a non-traditional high school. One day a non-verbal kid came to share my study room. After working together in the same room for over a year, one day the teacher wasn't around, so he brought over his textbook to me and pointed at a problem he needed explained. He had never acknowledged me before then, but I was always friendly and telling jokes. From then on he'd come to me when he had problems and there was no teacher. One time I even saw him smile! I miss that little guy
PeepPeep the duck 1 year ago
It’s great hey, I had twins in uni who were dubbed as weirdos (I started a few months late into the course), I’d always say hello to them every morning and on the last day I got a simultaneous twin ‘hello’ back, I liked they felt comfy to finally say something.
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Kelly H. Wilder 1 year ago
My son's favorite shoes are his Shaq shoes. He's been wearing the same pair for about 6 years now. They hold up very well, especially considering their price point.
Lee Henderson 1 year ago
It is great that he is willing to forego profit so people can dress like him l.
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cerinamroth 1 year ago
He looks like he’d do it again with zero regrets. Hardened criminal, this one!
Sara Frazer 1 year ago
Well dang if I met a dog that was 6-foot 2 inches I'd give him my lunch too
Geoffrey Scott 1 year ago
Actually 6'8" ....I'd give him whatever he wanted.
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Troy Parr 1 year ago
He should give a howl for Campbell, Wagtail and Fetcher: 409061067_...f__880.jpg 
Sand Ers 1 year ago
I once unthinking set my dinner plate down too close to Bandit. I ate vegetarian that day. He had Lamb. IMG_3563-6...8-jpeg.jpg 
Patricia the Grey 12 months ago
"Allegedly" is the important word here. I see no crumbs. I see no remorse.
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Philly Bob 1 year ago
And they scream at you as if you were some kind of animal.
Load More Replies... El Dee 1 year ago
To save any confusion restaurants should have a 'last sitting' time rather than a closing time..
Tom Brincefield 1 year ago
Local place has a sign, they closevatv 11, the kitchen closes at 10:30.
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This is dumb. If you close at 9, then you stop taking orders at, say, 8. Anyone walks in after 8, you tell them, "We're no longer accepting orders." Why would you offer to take their order? I don't understand why they make this complicated elsewhere.
Robert Trebor 1 year ago
I got to the first restaurant (Chinese, it was) I could find in Tallahassee (type that ten tymes fast)*, Florida, at 8:55, not immediately knowing what time it was, I saw the closing time of 9 pm, and turned to leave, and the manager came out and asked if I wanted to eat. He said they close the door at nine, but he pays his staff the time they are there. Service was prompt, but I didn't feel rushed, and I left a big tip. nowadays, I'd leave a 20 star review for that, but this was in the 90s. * I also have trouble knowing when to stop with Mississississippi.
Diolla 1 year ago
Hahaha yes English is hard but I like your Mississississippi! And nice restaurant, too,
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mikedtw 1 year ago
I can't count the number of inconsiderates who would walk into our office supply store one minute before closing and not leave till they were good and finished, no matter how long that took. One regular did this with huge orders, but he also brought in things to share, like his home movie from a David Bowie concert. Him, we loved :-)
MiniMaus 1 year ago (edited)
I was travel agent in a former life- lol. One day a customer comes in after closing ( i usually had the door still open being crazy busy and all) and then looked at his watch... " oh man I"m sorry. Didn't realize the time." I told him to take a seat and tell me what he was looking for .He ended being one of my best customers and recommended at least 10 more to me. Sometimes it's just nice to not send people away.
kath morgan 1 year ago
People in my store will keep shopping and asking questions right up until the minute of close (and beyond) like they think the time it takes to check them out doesn’t count??
Simon Chen 1 year ago
I feel you, thats why i for quite a while now close my shop 5 minutes before closing time. Not if somebod is in the shop of course but you dont need to come in 3 minutes before closing just because you need you powertrip. Not with me. Never in my whole career of almost 30 years now somebody came in that late and started shopping like there is no tomorrow. Never. If you want to shop peacefully and want me to advise you, you not come in at the last minute. This is of course not true for food, thats different because people do indeed realize they have no milk just before you close. But clothes? No, come back tomorrow. There was never a case of a dead person in front of my shop in the morning because he could not buy a jacket.
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Pernille 1 year ago
In Italia the police has a Lamborghini that were given to them by the company, they use it to transfer donor organs as it is sometimes faster than a helicopter. The Italians drive like madmen, but they are very good at getting out of the way for this car.
Edward Treen 1 year ago
That's good. Americans drive on the right-hand side of the road; we British drive on the left-hand side of the road; Italians drive on ANY side of the road.
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Simon Chen 1 year ago
As a motorcyclist, i had to laugh a little bit 🤣, inapprobiate, i know, but still.🤭
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Christine Stewart 1 year ago
Even in the US, (say, for firefighters or an ambulance) I have seen traffic willingly stop in all directions upon hearing the sirens so that the firetruck can travel the wrong way , for a short distance, when lanes are too congested for first responders to drive on the correct lanes!
Artsy Bookworm 1 year ago
There's a movie with this as the storyline. It was a beautiful movie.
Richard Pennington 1 year ago
And what's holding up the traffic going the other way? Also, the language of the street markings is Portuguese, so I am guessing that the photo was taken in Portugal or Brazil.
Tom Brincefield 1 year ago
Probably normal traffic, you don't find too many 8 lane highways in the middle of nowhere, so this looks like a major city. They found it easier to shut down this side for some reason.
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Earonn - 1 year ago
Yarn bombing can bring a lot of happiness! Fellow knitters and crocheters - let's get to work (especially now in winter, there's many who could do with a hat and a scarf!)
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
I've long been determined to learn how to knit and crochet. We don't really have winter where I live (Southern California - little need for warm clothing) but I recently got out of a very bad situation and I can finally be free, so this winter I am determined to start learning to knit/crochet!
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Andromeda 1 year ago
That's the problem. It's just one. Bunnies need companionship. It is kind of cruel to have just one bunny without a mate.
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Campy 1 year ago
Great job, but he'll really be chuffed if you move his food and water away from the litter box. Most animals, including us, don't like to eat right beside a toilet.
Blue Bunny of Happiness 1 year ago (edited)
Rabbits eat poo straight from their bottoms (rabbits have the little round poos you see and also produce a sticky smelly poo that they eat as they can’t absorb the nutrients on its first passing). Mine also like to sleep in their litter trays and poo in their hay trays whilst eating. Trust me, the little man isn’t going to be bothered!
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HangryHangryHippo 1 year ago
My dog does the same! We started writing the dates and places of the ones he picked up in other cities 😊 At this rate, I. A few years he'll have his own quarry.
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Deta Rossiter 1 year ago
if you have a dad that works hard, you appreciate any time they make for you, My dad is a mechanic, This picture i fully comprehend and appreciate
FoxEcoLimaIndiaCharlieIndiAlfa 1 year ago
My dad builds custom houses and sometimes he would show up to an event, straight from work. Boots all muddy and saw dust all over him, but I was just happy he could be there.
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zatrisha 1 year ago
Thank you! I am 42, sometimes I feel like my life is over already... thank you so much!
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
I am 42 as well and I feel the same! I lost most of my young adulthood to taking care of my catastrophically disabled father (he had an accident when I was 18) and I never got to finish college, or have a career, or get married, etc. He died in 2021 and I've been really adrift since. I thought it would be way too late to go to school for the careers I wanted when I was younger (geology or veterinary work) but maybe it's not! \o/ Let's have hope together!
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keyboardtek 1 year ago
I am 70. When I retired two years ago I got to finally spend full time composing electronic music. I released 12 albums in that two years!
S Bow 1 year ago
Wow, that's tremendous, I'd love to hear some of your compositions.
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Lorraine Woollands 1 year ago
Animals know how to look after each other, sometimes better than we humans do
Lesbitarian Lady 1 year ago
Especially in this age of most people looking out only for themselves
Load More Replies... Sand Ers 1 year ago
Miscaptioned. This story is from 2007. They were good friends, but the pelican was named Osman, and not much is known about the dog. He stopped appearing at the beach after Osman died.
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Eugenia 1 year ago
My 51yo husband died 10 years ago, a sudden devastating lung cancer. He wanted to live with all his strenght, and I tried to pretend everything was normal. I desperately wanted to tell him how much I loved him and how important he was to me but I didn't because I did not want him feel that his life was ending. I miss him badly, and hope he believed that if I did not tell him goodbye it was not over yet
S Bow 1 year ago
Oh I'm so sorry for your terrible loss, this is heart rending to read. Here's an internet hug 🫂
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cerinamroth 1 year ago
I like how she’s shielding him too so he doesn’t feel bad about not tying his own tie. I hope he got that job!
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Lesbitarian Lady 1 year ago
I know she'd be my dear friend for two reasons, the other reason is she obviously loves ice cream too
Marilyn Holt 1 year ago
Ii really wish all these posts could be headliners on the news. The world does have kindness and goodness and love and courage.
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Sue User 1 year ago
Geez. The man is 60 and does look a dsy oveer 35.I realise this may be old picture but still doesnt make up time difference
Tabitha 1 year ago
Living a life of being nice and pleasant to people doesn’t age you as badly as being a raging a*****e does.
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cerinamroth 1 year ago
I love doing this. My daughter jumped up after having her dinner last night and begged to be allowed out in the pouring rain to go and get the bins in from down the lane! She says weather like that makes her feel alive and like she has to dance or do something crazy!
Manic Mama 1 year ago
Enjoy. I grew up in a for-real desert, and deep deep down, this woman in her 50's is still that little kid going "OMG EVERYONE, IT'S RAINING!!!".
S Bow 1 year ago
Same, except I still live in one, we normally get maybe five inches of rain a year, this year we've had about one inch of rain all year. Last time it rained my husband and I looked around and said "What's that sound? "
Load More Replies... LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
Who pooped in YOUR porridge this morning, friend? Sheesh.
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Bill 1 year ago
I know right? Says Positivity with humor and My eyes leak every time I scroll. Maybe somethings wrong with my keyboard.
Load More Replies... LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
I have a photo of the judge holding me up on the day I was adopted too! XD I was adopted at birth, so I didn't get to bang a gavel, though. Dang!
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Fat Harry (Oi / You) 1 year ago
I was thinking that! I only have two and there's no way they'd sit patiently and wait while I took a picture!
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Rahul Pawa 1 year ago
Ok, I have a keen interest in T1D so I looked into this. I'm sorry to be negative on this otherwise lovely list. It seems like they fixed her pancreas using stem cells, but that doesn't do anything to stop her immune system from attacking the pancreas again. It's not a guarantee, but she could find herself with T1D again later down the road.
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Tabitha 1 year ago
Because they understand better than people who never experienced poverty, or those who did, then got rich and developed amnesia about how it felt.
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Fat Harry (Oi / You) 1 year ago
I do think that anyone who says an animal is "only an animal" doesn't truly understand what they bring to their relationships with us.
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Beak Hookage 1 year ago
Someone who was walking a pair of greyhounds informed me that greyhounds don't usually go up to people asking for affection. Guess what both dogs did before she'd even finished saying it? I felt like a goddamn superhero.
Sand Ers 1 year ago
My other half is an animal magnet. There can be a dog being walked down the sidewalk and ignoring everybody else, but when it gets to them it'll divert and go over to visit. I like to visit passing dogs too, but not as many of them are interested in me.
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cerinamroth 1 year ago
My little boy (3) ran 50 metres down the pavement towards me the other day with a huge smile from ear to ear and his arms open wide just to greet me! Of course I was worried he might trip and fall on his face but mostly I just let myself enjoy the love!
Papa 1 year ago
I have two young granddaughters that do that. It's great.
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when i see my boyfriend in a crowded hallway or whenever he's not expecting to see me--his entire face lights up and splits into the cutest smile.
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cerinamroth 1 year ago
Hurray for science and medical progress! These are the people we should listen to, not finger-pointy politicians.
cerinamroth 1 year ago
mRNA and CRISPR are revolutionising cancer treatments.
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Bertha Madott 1 year ago
I (F76) used to have unbelievably beautiful hands when I was young . One day I said to my DH (M86) that now I have ugly old hands. He said “yes old but still beautiful.” I have severe end stage arthritis both thumbs. Plus other lumps and bumps. Prominent veins. Liver spots……..
Greymom 1 year ago
Your hands are a visible reminder of all the love, compassion,hard work and tenderness they have been involved in for 76 years. You earned those lumps, bumps and liver spots. Be proud of them and of your self. Smooth, unworn hands have not done much living. Yours have ❤️
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Simon Chen 1 year ago
According to my vet, dogs allways know their sibling alltough they sometimes forget their father 😬
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cerinamroth 1 year ago
I love getting to spend an unexpected extra day with my kids! Of course if they’re ill, it’s not so nice for them but I love being able to care for them and spend time with extra cuddles and taking their preferred food orders. Little one doesn’t know how to work the system yet but my daughter does. Last time she was off school with a bad cold, she said: ‘I’d like matza ball soup, a cuddle and some ginger tea please, mama. Then maybe another cuddle and a story?’
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Pensive_Panda 1 year ago
I have 25-year old twin sons. As a single mom, we go to the beach. I hope you guys had a great day!!
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
My disabled dog Stilgar is the Gristle of my vet's clinic XD He survived distemper as a puppy and the vets and tech and staff ALL helped him win that fight, and they all love him. Stilly is also a ludicrously friendly, sweet dog so he loves them all right back. He LOVES going to the vet XD cute_work-...b73129.jpg 
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
Reminds me of the time, many years ago, when I tried to have my old gray girl Wintressia help answer phonecalls at my family's small business XD She was not amused. tumblr_nhf...4af79f.jpg 
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me myself and i (she/her) 1 year ago
it's been tiring (although i believe accurate information is very important) to hear all of the horrible news about the state of the police force, it is beautiful to see such wonderful cops<3
Eugenia 1 year ago (edited)
They are italian, you can tell from the badge. I'm italian and recognize the uniform. Oh now I understand what you meant! :D
Load More Replies... LonelyLittleLeafSheep 1 year ago
Do you have to make a negative comment on everything or can you just shut the f**k up and enjoy some uplifting posts for a moment?!
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Luke Branwen 1 year ago
A pleasant surprise because I often hear that Adam Levine is a d!ckhead.
Load More Replies... Upstaged75 1 year ago
The guy on the right is Kane from the local radio station in Washington DC. I used to listen to his morning show back when I had to commute to work.
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Beak Hookage 1 year ago
I don't know if this is a thing outside of my country, but we have "men's sheds", which are community gathering places for men to socialise and work on projects together. They often team up to fix things around the neighbourhood; it's great!
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veryvenasaur 1 year ago
Oh, one time when I was little our Girl Scout troop was doing a booth sale, and the store that said we could do our sale outside backed out at the last minute leaving us stranded. A local Jimmy Johns stepped in and not only let us sell outside their store but also gave us sandwiches. I can't eat gluten so I can't say if the sandwiches taste good, but they are certainly a compassionate establishment.
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Jennifer Smith 1 year ago
Honest question, how do you tell the difference?
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PandaGoPanda 1 year ago
My mum knitted 100 hats in four months for her local homeless shelter when she started going blind and couldn't see to knit more complicated items. So proud of her.
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Brian Droste 1 year ago
And he has ear plugs in so he isn't annoying anyone with his electronic device.
Jennifer Smith 1 year ago
Just so people know the lower part of the hand holds can be lifted up to lock it in place
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Sand Ers 1 year ago
Great men don't support a fascist overthrow of democracy.
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Carrie Laughs 1 year ago
With my rescue terrier we've just had to accept we can't answer the phone anymore!! We have too rely on customers (partner is an electrician) leaving us messages but most do! Our little nutjob doggy is worth any lost custom 🐶💖
cerinamroth 1 year ago
The one with the white neckerchief looks like it’s saying: ‘What’s in it for me, eh?.’
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 year ago
"Seven-year-old Carter Bresee from Nevada, who was born with the rare skin condition lamellar ichthyosis, underwent a life-changing eyelid graft surgery, allowing him to blink and sleep with his eyes closed for the first time."
Eugenia 1 year ago
Thank you Lakota Wolf. Your posts are always useful and you take the time to tell us more
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Sabeena Webb 1 year ago
I didn't think so, I thought the cat had been spooked and the family spent days if not weeks looking for them. https://news.sky.com/story/yellowstone-cat-lost-pet-travels-900-miles-to-california-after-escaping-during-camping-trip-13218890#:~:text=The%20adventure%2Dloving%20feline%20%2D%20called,first%20trip%20to%20the%20forest.
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Eugenia 1 year ago
I've read it's advised to leave a garment with your scent with dogs and cats that stay home alone
Sand Ers 1 year ago
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Ron Man 1 year ago
They died together, and it's for both of them, so that's what the artist called it.
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cerinamroth 1 year ago
Oh honestly. Downvoted for saying the hotel hopefully remembered that this guest might not like the bacon and sausages that are so often a big part of a hotel buffet breakfast?
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Carrie Laughs 1 year ago
Places need to stop doing these kinds of things. It's so blinkered. Yes, it's nice for the children who have the parents but it's not a necessity and can be just plain painful for those without.
RagDollLali 1 year ago
At my daughter's school they do a dad day and a mom day separately but make it clear that all parents are welcome and invited to both. Any kid whose parents can't make it for whatever reason gets happily pulled in under the wing of at least two or three other families.
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William Teach 1 year ago
I've seen most of these multiple times here and elsewhere. Heck, I think this is a repeat post. And I love it.
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I was at the local shopping centre, selling another chunk of my DVD collection because I've been unemployed for nearly a year now and needed all the extra money I could get. Once I'd done that I sat down to rest on a bench where an older Muslim lady was sitting eating some Gözleme. She offered me some. I politely declined but she absolutely insisted I join her for lunch. Then she told me all about how she had come to my country as a refugee and how in her original home village there was no shopping centre and no doctor either, and all she was allowed to do was cook and raise children and how things are so much better here and she's so happy. It was clearly very important to her to share all this with me along with her food. It really put things in perspective for me. I'll never forget her.
Sand Ers 1 year ago
Gözleme is a savory Turkish stuffed turnover. The dough is usually unleavened, and made only with flour, salt and water, but gözleme can be made from yeast dough as well.
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I have emotional tears in my eyes - people are surprisingly kind. Pity that we mostly hear about the violent and selfish ones.
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me myself and i (she/her) 1 year ago
absolutely lovely post--it got me in a good mood before i go to sleep, even though there were some tears at times! to anyone reading this have a lovely day/night <3
Janelle Collard 1 year ago (edited)
For the Pandas that celebrate it, Happy Thanksgiving + hope you get all the leftovers!
Artsy Bookworm 1 year ago
Now we have to pay to read the full thing? Really? Crying for real now, because I really do love browsing BP it makes me so happy
Tobias Reaper 1 year ago
my best friend told me that after i told her that i had ADHD she went online to research it and spoke to someone who had as she wanted to understand me more. I have never felt more seen in my 42 years of life i love her so much.
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Wtf is BP premium? Who thought this was a good idea to drum up more money? This is stupid and will never work.
William Teach 1 year ago
I've seen most of these multiple times here and elsewhere. Heck, I think this is a repeat post. And I love it.
Load More Replies... Beak Hookage 1 year ago
I was at the local shopping centre, selling another chunk of my DVD collection because I've been unemployed for nearly a year now and needed all the extra money I could get. Once I'd done that I sat down to rest on a bench where an older Muslim lady was sitting eating some Gözleme. She offered me some. I politely declined but she absolutely insisted I join her for lunch. Then she told me all about how she had come to my country as a refugee and how in her original home village there was no shopping centre and no doctor either, and all she was allowed to do was cook and raise children and how things are so much better here and she's so happy. It was clearly very important to her to share all this with me along with her food. It really put things in perspective for me. I'll never forget her.
Sand Ers 1 year ago
Gözleme is a savory Turkish stuffed turnover. The dough is usually unleavened, and made only with flour, salt and water, but gözleme can be made from yeast dough as well.
Load More Replies... Julie Hock 1 year ago
I have emotional tears in my eyes - people are surprisingly kind. Pity that we mostly hear about the violent and selfish ones.
Load More Replies... me myself and i (she/her) 1 year ago
absolutely lovely post--it got me in a good mood before i go to sleep, even though there were some tears at times! to anyone reading this have a lovely day/night <3
Janelle Collard 1 year ago (edited)
For the Pandas that celebrate it, Happy Thanksgiving + hope you get all the leftovers!
Artsy Bookworm 1 year ago
Now we have to pay to read the full thing? Really? Crying for real now, because I really do love browsing BP it makes me so happy
Tobias Reaper 1 year ago
my best friend told me that after i told her that i had ADHD she went online to research it and spoke to someone who had as she wanted to understand me more. I have never felt more seen in my 42 years of life i love her so much.
Khall Khall 1 year ago
Wtf is BP premium? Who thought this was a good idea to drum up more money? This is stupid and will never work.
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