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“Grandma Is Taking Over”: 50 Wholesome Posts To Distract You From The Current Horrors Of The World
You'd be forgiven for wanting to cry yourself to sleep lately after reading about all the bad things that have been happening. Death, destruction, wars, and floods. It's enough to make us weep for humanity. But we are here to assure you that among the negativity is glimmering hope that all is not lost in this world we live in. In fact, there's still a lot of good.
If you've been struggling to find it, look no further than a Facebook page called "Beauty Of Planet Earth." It's a corner of the internet filled with wholesome and uplifting posts. Some showcase kindness; others are just plain cute. But all have a common thread of positivity.
Bored Panda has selected the best for you to smile at instead of another dreary day of doomscrolling. Whether you just need a break from the news, or you want to cleanse your aura altogether, this list has been carefully compiled to leave you smiling by the time you're done with it. So take a few deep breaths, get cozy, and start reading. Don't forget to upvote the ones that left you with all the feels.
We also explain why you feel sad when you see other people suffering. And it's not necessarily a bad thing. You'll find that info between the pics.
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#1
Wholesome Freddy
Heather Dennis 4 months ago
Watch Bohemian Rhapsody. You will love Freddie forever (and Rami Malek!)
There are some truly terrible things happening in the world right now. Every day, a different disaster. And no matter how far-removed you are from them, many have the ability to affect us on a very deep level. We are humans after all. We should have some level of empathy.
That word was first coined in 1909 by a psychologist called Edward B. Titchener. It's a translation of the German term einfühlung, aptly meaning "feeling into."
When children are swept away in floods, others die as bombs fall, or people go to bed hungry, how can we not have some kind of "feeling into" what they're going through?
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#2
Perseverance Is Key
Melanie Weaver 4 months ago
A whole day!? That's too much. 10 seconds, if I can get through these 10 seconds, then I can get through the next 10 seconds. A whole day...you are asking too much.
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It takes incredible strength to do what you're doing. It would have been so much easier to pour yourself a drink, but instead you opted for something healthier. Anyone reading your post will be insanely proud of you just like I am.
Sara Shamsabadi 4 months ago
but you did it that day, and you can do it again tomorrow dear. Good luck
Sally Moen 4 months ago
Yippee! That was very hard to accumulate so many hours all strung together like that. It flies by on good days, right? I'd like to say how happy this makes me, it reminds me and gives me hope too.
Jorie 4 months ago
Six years sober for me this coming August. I learned that if we drink to fight the stress, we wind up with two problems...the original stress, plus a hangover. I have chosen to deal with the stress only. You made that choice, too. Congratulations! Remember this victory the next time you are challenged. You can keep doing it! Hugs!
#3
This Made Smile And Then Go Pet My 15 Year Old Cat
Wild Cream 4 months ago
I have two lovely kitties, both 3 years old. When they inevitably pass on, I’m going to start doing this - taking elderly cats home from shelters and giving them love 🥰
Caryne Ag 4 months ago (edited)
I've always adopted older cats when I can. They all seem to have a sense of when they've been given a second chance. They turned out to be lovely pets, and I get to give them the best life until they go over the rainbow bridge…
Load More Replies... DowntownStevieB 4 months ago
Why the heck would people turn over any animal, let alone an old one. It's so awful and I can't fathom this. I'm glad he got a good home for the end of his life.
My O My 4 months ago
This often happens when the owners die or go into a care home
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VeryWellMind defines empathy as "the ability to emotionally understand what other people feel, see things from their point of view, and imagine yourself in their place." Essentially, say the experts, it's putting yourself in someone else's position and feeling what they are feeling. Walking a mile in their shoes, so to speak.
It might hurt—but it's actually a good trait to have. And here's why...
#4
Good Fences Make Good Neighbours!
Sharon Kapon 4 months ago
Humans helping humans and animals! this is how it should be. instead of hating
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I grew up in farmland surrounded by forest, and we couldn’t even see our nearest neighbours’ houses at all. Very remote. Never really knew our neighbours. It’s been delightful as an adult getting to know my apartment neighbours :) Suzanne downstairs plays violin beautifully, every afternoon (she’s playing as I type and she sounds amazing). Maureen across the hall and I trade propagated plants, homemade food and cat-sitting services with each other. The family on my other side have the two sweetest little girls who play outside and love chatting to anyone who walks by. I watched another neighbour I’d never met hobbling weakly through the parking lot, and asked if she was okay - she was trying to walk to the hospital 20 mins away so I grabbed my keys and just drove her, gave her my number to call if she needed a ride home. I’ve never had this sense of community before and it honestly feels so good 😊 almost in a primal way, like this is how we’re supposed to live.
Earonn - 4 months ago
This! I live in the flat that belonged to S's grandparents. Thinking about what to get the couple downstairs for their wedding. Hope to be invited to cat sitting for the upstairs neighbour across the road again soon. Oh, look, there's E with her dogs walking past on the street. If I ever end in hospital, J knows where I keep my spare key, she will take care of my cat. And so on and so on. It's just so lovely!
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Riley Quinn 4 months ago
My sentiment exactly. Bloody immigrants living in my neighborhood doing kind things for those less fortunate. Maybe we should keep them instead of deporting them, huh?
S R Godwin 4 months ago
Have only ever met one Romanian person who was working temporarily at the same hospital as me, and they still send Easter and Christmas cards every year, with little hand made friendship bracelets.
#5
The First Number On My Scale Has Been A ’2’ For The Past 21 Years, But Not Today
MontanaMariner 4 months ago
I was 330 at my lowest, now I'm <250 and heading in the right direction.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 months ago
Me too! I was 180lbs at my heaviest and my most recent trip to the scale said 148lbs. We both got this!! ::fist-bumps::
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Shannon Donnelly 4 months ago
I totally understand this feeling. Was 253 lbs at my highest. Seeing that first number on the scale back in the “1s” is an awesome feeling. Down to 127 lbs today. Keep up the good work!!! ❤️❤️❤️
cerinamroth 4 months ago
My brain was thinking that "2" at the start might be normal if you were a kid 21 years ago. Then I realised we weren't talking metric ;-) Well done, you! Keep moving towards a healthier life!
#6
Jamie, Who Has Cerebral Palsy, Is The Janitor Greenwood High School Football Team
He always wanted to play sports growing up, but he couldn't, so their state championship winning football program rewarded him with a championship ring.
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 4 months ago
I like to believe that most people are basically good, but it's the few bad apples that make the news.
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DowntownStevieB 4 months ago
Just look at how happy it's made him! It's amazing that such a large population of people are okay with making people sad cry instead of happy cry.
Empathy shouldn't be confused with sympathy and compassion. While all three are related, the latter two are more of a passive connection. "Empathy generally involves a much more active attempt to understand another person," explains the VeryWellMind site.
While many people do feel a level of empathy for others, it's not a universal response. Some human beings are able to meet another's suffering with a stone cold reaction, or none at all. And on the other end of the spectrum are the empaths, who feel so much for others that they end up suffering themselves.
#7
Heartwarming
Sally Moen 4 months ago
That was a wonderful gift from her. And what a boost to your confidence.
cerinamroth 4 months ago
We handed our Ukrainian guest a kippa when he joined us for Shabbat dinner and he was very happy about it :)
Nova Rook 4 months ago
I got a kippa at a wedding and happily wore it and have it tucked away as a memento.
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Uncle Panda 4 months ago
I had a friend of about 10 years and had never seen him without a ballcap. I walked passed him in CostCo twice before he tagged me. Turns out he has a full head of hair, he just likes ballcaps.
Ann Tiques 4 months ago
It takes so little effort to be this welcoming. Honestly. More people should try it. It’s so much better than being afraid of anyone different.
#8
Go Grandpa
"My dad, a racist hillbilly, told me he didn't want anything to do with my biracial daughter when I was pregnant. Here he is painting her toenails on her 3rd birthday. Proof people can change."
XenoMurph 4 months ago
This is a beautiful picture, and hopefully he has changed, but...Sadly, that's not how it works. So many will just like those one or two they know who are "different", but they will still be racist towards others. Hypocrisy is a powerful thing.
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George Costanza 4 months ago
When people actually meet people who are different than them, they realize they aren't actually very different at all. People are just people. No matter what type of people they are.
Wild Cream 4 months ago
I’ve been listening to a podcast about WW2 Germany. It’s so interesting that a lot of Nazis had what they considered “good” Jewish people, and did what they could to save them. Hitler, for example, saved his family doctor, who happened to be Jewish. It’s because those were the Jewish folks that the Nazis knew personally, and once you get to know someone different, you realize they’re just as human as you. Horrific that every other Jewish person was affected. Makes me want to take all those racist MAGAs shrieking about immigrants and make them actually go spend a day with an immigrant family and see how they’re genuinely just people, not the scary evil monsters MAGA tries to make them out to be.
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LovesBerk 4 months ago
When people learn that you take people at face value rather than race, things might change. You will always have those who only see the colour of their skin and their culture rather than who they are personally. There's good and bad people in every culture. You can't paint every race with the same brush.
#9
Just Saw This On My Timeline, Rocky Is Headed Home
Mike Rodrick 4 months ago
A happy ending for an animal in distress always makes my day. Thanks for caring enough to help.
Riley Quinn 4 months ago (edited)
At least once a week, I read a story about this animal or another falling into a hole they can't get out of. It's time stupid humans put grating or caps over these openings bc they are death traps. Horrible, hideous, slow death traps. BTW, put a d@mn cap on your chimneys!!
LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 months ago
I did as well, a couple of weeks ago - wondered why my dog was so excited about the area underneath the outdoor table near his exercise pen one night when I let him out to pee. I was going to just dismiss it and bring him back inside - it was 3am and I was tired. But I was curious XD Now there are two (more) tiny kittens in my family of pets XD (Dog was raised with my adult cats and thus LOVES cats, which is why he was so excited - he smelled new friends under the table!) joseph_and...b433d7.jpg 
"Having a great deal of empathy makes you concerned for the well-being and happiness of others. It also means, however, that you can sometimes get overwhelmed, burned out, or even overstimulated from always thinking about other people's emotions." It's a state experts describe as empathy fatigue.
Have you ever felt completely emotionally and physically exhausted, worn out, even depressed after reading/hearing about or seeing the struggles of others? That's empathy fatigue kicking in. It can also leave you feeling numb or powerless, and quite literally fatigued. You may even want to isolate yourself, in order to regain your strength and reboot your energy.
#10
You Are Never Too Old To Learn
My uncle didn't go to school so I am teaching him how to write and he wrote the names of his grandkids for the first time
Marlene Ricker 4 months ago
This is a wonderful story! Thank you for giving him the gift of reading
S R Godwin 4 months ago
It is so deeply sad that there are still people in the world who cannot read or write. Good on you for teaching your Uncle.
#11
Man Makes Sure Elderly Neighbor Is Not Alone In Her Last Days!
Linda Johnson 4 months ago
KUDOS TO HIS MOM AND DAD, FOR RAISING SUCH A WONDERFUL MAN !!!! IT HAD TO start from early on in his life......I see my youngest grandson who is 7 now to be like this...his heart is wayyy bigger than he is already....GOD BLESS THEM....ALL
#12
Winning Isn’t Everything
knegret3 4 months ago
Kudos to the parents or parent who taught that boy empathy and kindness. 👏🏼👏🏼
Riley Quinn 4 months ago
The kid in blue was upset because he was in last place, until his opponent in yellow sacrificed his 2nd place to comfort him. They walked to the finish line together. Whoever raised this kid should be awfully proud.
cerinamroth 4 months ago
Makes me think of the Brownlee brothers in the World Triathlon Final.
Diana Morelli 4 months ago
If you have ever been to a Special Olympics event, you will see this all of the time. This young man is the embodiment of kindness and I hope this continues into adulthood.
Marlene Ricker 4 months ago
That young man will be a success in his life! He already knows about kindness!
But as we said before, even though it hurts, empathy is a good thing.
For one, it can help strengthen your relationships. "Empathy allows you to build social connections with others," explain VeryWellMind's experts. "By understanding what people are thinking and feeling, you are able to respond appropriately in social situations."
#13
A Redditor Who Saw My Post About Insurance Turning Me Down For A Prosthetic Finger Messaged Me A Few Weeks Ago Saying He Would Try To Make One
I got the prototype in the mail today. He asked nothing in return.
Son of Philosoraptor 4 months ago
I got a kid a new thumb after a band saw accident removed his original one. $25,000!! High end prosthetics are super pricey.
Suzie 4 months ago
It's a shame things like this are so expensive I get the research etc but surely there must come a time when thats paid up as such so then its cost of materials and logistics? Mind u my severly autistic son is have tried for years to get rhe right support for and im failing im exhausted hos dad has brain injury and I look after my 93yo father in law who has munchousens thats fun lol.. but im a MH support worker have been for decades and I think if I cant access rhe resources we desp need what chance do others ! Or maybe im just too worn out to fight hard anymore 😕 xxx
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Faelwolf 4 months ago
Believe it or not, charities are blocked from giving out prosthetics or parts for them. I worked for a charity that gave out medical equipment for the disabled, as well as modified houses, etc. Now that the statute of limitations are up, I'll admit I had a secret stash of donated items, and took care of as many people as I could. Such was my life of crime.... :)
turk 4 months ago
There is literally no need for insurance companies. They are nothing but middle men who suck up profits in between patients and medical care facilities and doctors. They are purely parasitic.
S R Godwin 4 months ago
Insurance companies are ........sorry I just cannot find the words to describe their nastiness..
Inservio Smurf 4 months ago
I love that people do these things... but I hate that american corporate greed makes this the only hope some people have.
Catherine Hutt 4 months ago
My prosthetic lower leg cost close to $9,000. If my private insurance hadn’t covered all of it, the War Amps would have chipped in the rest. Please, donate to them. They don’t just help children.
#14
4 Years Of Sobriety! My Coworkers Got Me “Clean” Stuff
#15
Dad Went Out In The Snow To Feed The Birds, And Made A New Friend! It's Official, He's A Disney Princess Now
MalayDragon 4 months ago
How much was it to feed the birds, I really hope it was only tuppence
Ashley Schriber 4 months ago
They're more desperate for food then. In the warmer months, they can find insects, grub, etc., and seem to prefer that. In the colder months they're down to grab seeds from your hand.
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Mel in Georgia 4 months ago
There's a woman on Facebook I follow who hand feeds all kinds of birds like this and takes pictures/videos. It requires a lot of patience!
Even though it might not always feel like it, empathy also helps you regulate your emotions. It allows you to manage what you are feeling, even in times of great stress, without becoming overwhelmed, the site notes.
When we can regulate our own emotions, we are better able to respond to the emotions of others.
#16
This Is Like Four Different Levels Of Adorable
Kay Christensen 4 months ago
I think this is the sweetest story I've ever heard. The fact you still have the tinsel tiara says so much! ❤️
#17
The Most Wholesome Thing
My neighbor's black cat had kittens and they found a baby possum on their deck that must have fallen off of its mom. The mama cat took it in as one of her kittens, but she doesn't understand why this little funny kitten hangs on her all the time
glowworm2 4 months ago
He's also really good at playing dead whenever I yell at him.
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Sarah Suelzle 4 months ago
This is one of the cutest, sweetest things I have ever seen LOL 😊❤️😊❤️
Riley Quinn 4 months ago
A couple of my long-haired cats would come in with slugs clinging to their fur. Does that count?
#18
That’s So Cute
Riley Quinn 4 months ago
It was my first anniversary and my new spouse was working 6-levels underground in a lab for days. My co-workers ordered flowers to be delivered. I was quite touched by their kindness.
It goes without saying that those who have empathy are more likely to want to help others. But it goes both ways. People are also more likely to help you during your dark moments when they experience empathy.
"Empathy helps us notice other people's needs, understand their distress, and inspire us to alleviate their suffering," reads the site.
#19
After You Do So Much Good The Past Can Be Fixed
Stephen Knight lost everything to m**h: Job, family, home, almost his life. HIV positive and living out of his car, he felt hopeless.
Now clean, he's helped foster 1,200 dogs for recovering d**g addicts-he's the most recent recipient of the HERO award.
B 4 months ago
Can you please stop censoring words that contain essential information? It seriously destroys the message in so many posts.
Still Going 4 months ago
I know! I guess I'm feeling a little slow this morning. I read: he lost everything to...math? Then again, also read his name as Stephen King.
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Love my fur baby 4 months ago
Just remember a*******n is a disease and our "village" must find the wonderful person under the d***s. God Bless you Stephen Knight.
#20
Blessed Husky Birth
Sara Shamsabadi 4 months ago
gimme all of dem I need to research the ink issue very thoroughly ;P
glowworm2 4 months ago
I love that each puppy is very similar, yet slightly different with their "ink" pattern until you get to the very white one.
Brian Droste 4 months ago
I wonder what they are going to look like as they get older? Are they going to get there color back as they get older. I would like to see them in 6 months than a another six months later.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 months ago
Not sure about huskies, but here's my beloved German Shepherd, Ember, at about 5 months old (on the left) and 12 years old (on the right.) She was even darker-furred as a puppy (will attach photo in another comment, as I can only put one photo per comment, lol.) So basically she started out really solidly dark-furred and lightened through the course of her life until her markings were pretty much gone by the time she was an old lady XD She was pretty much just entirely cream-colored by the end - one of my friends visited and was like "WTF you have a pet DINGO???" XD (She was basically dilute black-and-tan and was registered as "cream and silver") ember_pup_...bc0bd5.jpg 
Jude Laskowski 4 months ago
Please spay and neuter your pets. Too many animals and not enough homes.
#21
Wholesome Co-Workers
LollyLaLu 4 months ago
I hope you got him something nice with that gift card as no rewards are needed to be his friend. 🫶
Riley Quinn 4 months ago
I have a soft spot for people with Down's Syndrome due to an unusual friendship I had with a DS boy who I was warned to stay away from. So, when I saw how cruel the wait staff was to our DS dishwasher, I lost it. I tore into them so hard in the middle of the kitchen the dining patrons could hear me. The manager ran in saying my outburst would get me fired (big deal), but I let that PoS know that I knew he was allowing this sick behavior, and that I was more than willing to report this to the authorities. I cannot tolerate bullies in any setting.
LovesBerk 4 months ago
Well done. Downs Syndrome people are the most beautiful people. They have the most loving personalities. They are the people I would most like to get to know.
Load More Replies... Doctor Strange 4 months ago
I know exactly how that many feels. Been an outcast my whole life. Its rare to find anyone willing to even talk to me, let alone be my friend.
Undercover 4 months ago
Just got a job request to visit my old neighbour and take her out for some fun. She was a bitter, vengeful person, treated her elderly MIL horrible, and did everything to make my parent's lives harder. But I think everybody deserves to be treated as human being, even if it's hard,. Someone has to be the bigger person in this decades-long-saga. I will visit her and take her on a walk. Then we'll see.
Emilu 4 months ago
Good on you. Make your own opinion. If she treats you badly, that may be different. But thank you either way for trying.
Load More Replies... Itsmeagain 4 months ago
Same thing happened to me when I befriended a fellow slimmer at the local gym.
One of the best ways for us to build our empathy is to stop talking and start listening. You won't know what someone is feeling unless you truly hear them out. It's not always easy to be silent when the sound of their suffering is palpable.
That's because your own emotions can pose a significant barrier when noticing what others are feeling, explains VeryWellMind.
"When you are having a conversation and are looking only at your feelings and how you can communicate them, you might not be leaving enough attention available to take in what’s going on at the other end," adds the site. "Making an effort to actively listen can help strengthen your emotional understanding and empathy."
#22
The Love Of Grandma
#23
Nurse Discovers Her New Coworker Was The Premature Baby She Cared For Years Back
Shelley Keenan 3 months ago
I knew a guy who saved the life of the doctor who saved his life as a preemie.
#24
A Coworker Noticed My Boots Needed Replacing, I'm Casual And New Boots Are At My Cost. These Were Waiting For Me At My Workstation
He covertly acquired my size and everything. $179 I just could not afford atm.
Brian Droste 4 months ago
At first I read it as coworker noticed my boss needed replacing. Haha.
Eva Sawyer 4 months ago
My now husband did something like that before we were even dating. We worked at a big box store, and I was blowing through a pair of sneakers every six months because I couldn't afford a really good pair. Found the new ones in my locker after lunch one afternoon, and he didn't fess up to it until a couple months later.
Sharon Kapon 4 months ago
After reading most of the posts here, I realized good coworkers are important
Don't beat yourself up if you want to cry yourself to sleep after another day of terrible news. The empathy you feel is a good thing. But we understand that it can be too much at times. And when that happens, remember you can come back to this list—to reboot, and remind yourself that all is not lost in the world.
#25
I Asked My Coworkers To Not Do Huge Decorations On My Desk
My work place is the kind to bubble wrap your whole desk and fill the cubicle with balloons for your birthday. I asked them to keep it low key. The picture is a shelf of my desk.
PrettyJoyBird 4 months ago
Everytime i see this 😁 just awesome. Co workers took assignment and ran with it. Homerun, out the ballpark!
Beth Wheeler 4 months ago
LOL. Cute One time years ago where I used to work when I got there my chair was completely wrapped in rolls of diff colored streamers. My keyboard, mouse, monitor and phone were wrapped as gift. I was still unwrapping them when we opened the door and patients started coming in.
Never Snarky 4 months ago
Bless your co-worker. Many people don't like a big fuss (or any fuss at all.)
#26
Happy Retirement To My Coworker That Always Brought Us Candy. Thanks For Always Being Awesome, Mark!
Sharon Kapon 4 months ago
hahah So cute! I remember doing that with my friends on each birthday we had as young girls
T Ambrosia 4 months ago
BRAVO you guys and gals made his day and mine too So funny I was the guy with all of the candy and I am diabetic. anyone needed something they just got into my desk drawers to get the candy the only one they could not have was the original 100 grand bar as when my sugar was low this was my go to to get my bs up. one day no 100grand bars and in a few mins apologies and a big box of them showed up now in a lock box...for y use only. Thanks guys and gals.
#27
My Grandparents Recreated Their Wedding Photos 70 Years Later
AuspiciousTree283 4 months ago
I hear people claim the affection high dies out after a while of marriage. Pictures like this are why I don't believe them.
Love my fur baby 4 months ago
That they can still fit into the same clothes is amazing. Also from their expressions they are still in love after all these years. Congratulations!
#28
Blessed Buddies
Riley Quinn 4 months ago (edited)
One of my cats brought home a stray cat. Since I had a houseful of cats, one more wasn't going to make or break the situation. But I warned him not to just w!lly-nilly bring strays home. (Screw you, BP)
LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 months ago
I feel your pain. I adopted three kittens a while back (two siblings in December and a singleton in January.) That put me at four cats (I have my 9-year-old void girl as well - my beloved tux boy lives with my ex.) That seemed a good number. Then my cat-loving Belgian Malinois found two orphaned 7-week-old kittens in my backyard. .....now I have SIX cats.... XD
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T Ambrosia 4 months ago
no need for a weed wacker with the goat. someone up there pulled a grand prank now please keep the goat and your hubby too
#29
Blessed Owl
#30
Wholesome Neighbor
You howl all you want Charleston, honey
Joe Reaves 4 months ago
Awwww. I would 100% buy Charleston a welcome to the neighbourhood present.
Kristen Woehlke 4 months ago (edited)
My husky would get the zoomies and I went down to apologize to the elderly couple underneath of me. "That's alright honey, we have a little old man down here and its nice to see a new puppy running around. Besides, she doesn't make too much noise.". They then gave me a few treats for my Gracie. Lovely people!
Riley Quinn 4 months ago
A friend's elderly cat who had gone blind and deaf also had Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome (CDS or cat dementia), and she would yowl day and night. Broke my heart bc otherwise she was healthy for her age and very sweet.
Lululoohoo 4 months ago
i would intro & ask if Charleston would like a puppy playdate with my doggo!
#31
A Mom Was Wondering Where Her Son Had Gone - She Found Out That He Had Seen An Elderly Neighbor Walking In The Rainstorm Without An Umbrella. He Walked The Neighbor All The Way Home
#32
Such A Sweetheart
Littlemiss 4 months ago
My son did this first his best friend instead class. We got him gloves so he picked out a pair for her too.
Kay Christensen 4 months ago
He is very compassionate at so young an age. You're an amazing parent!
#33
A Co-Worker Of Mine With Down Syndrome Makes Me A Card Every Christmas
Riley Quinn 4 months ago
I still have all the notes and cards a customer's son with Down's Syndrome gave me over the years. Valued treasures that I won't part with.
Gracie Mae 4 months ago
My favorite cards are the homemade ones--idc who it's from; but how awesome that a co-worker did it!
#34
I Live Abroad. My Grandparents Called Me To Urgently Check The Security Web Cams Of My House Back Home. Turns Out They Called So I Could See Them Standing With A Heart And Waving At Me
#35
Happy Pride Month, Everyone!
Undercover 4 months ago
Grandmas are the real, yet often forgotten, heroes of every society. Mine gave me warmth, laughter and love while nobody cared about me. She left 25 years ago, but I think of her every day of my life 💖❤️
Undercover 4 months ago
Her name was Marianna ❤️ WWI broke out when she was 2 years old (she remembered that all the churchbells were announcing the declaration of war). Her dad had to go into war for some years and when he came back he build them a primitive house. The house burnt down shortly after and her dad died young. When she was 13 she had to leave school and take care of the house and her 4 siblings. When she was 14 her mom died and all the siblings had to go to different farmers to work as maids or fieldworkers. She married my grandpa at 25, while he was 45. Had 9 living children and some misscarriages along the way. Hard work. Yet her heart was always full of sunshine and laughter. Tbh, I don't know how she did that. She could be happy like a little kid when something good happened. She died with so much grace and humour. She was nothing but love, strenght and optimism. My shining bright star ⭐
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Don Adams 4 months ago
Obligatory not a grandparent (yet), but at 65, I find my view to be much more accepting than at 40, and I really would not want to waste my energy reserves railing against a good person that I love because of their orientation. Save the fight for what matters!
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#36
Ryan Reynolds Replies To A Burn Victim
RedMarbles 4 months ago
Ryan Reynolds is a good guy and no amount of attempting to make him look like he's not because of any issues involving It Ends With Us is likely to convince me otherwise.
nicholas nolan 4 months ago
AGREED! And I've know a few people that have worked with him(behind the scenes stuff) and have responded "uh, b******t..." to the allegations he's a d**k on set.
Load More Replies... T Ambrosia 4 months ago
Ryan Reynols, Kenau Reeves top notch good guys on and off the screen. Thank You BRAVO YOUNG FELLA
#37
What's Up With Capybaras Chilling With Other Animals
Lululoohoo 4 months ago
We got to hang out with 2 capybaras, a few ducks & a few rabbits in Taiwan! They're so docile & so cute. Their fur is surprisingly rough & stiff. A couple of fat chonkers! IMG_3471-6...ea4507.jpg 
Itsmeagain 4 months ago
OMG - a crocodile even. Or alligator, I can't tell from the pic. Either way, it's fab.
#38
Someone Stole A Kid's Razor Scooter In Our Neighborhood. An Anonymous Neighbor Decided To Restore Some Joy Back For The Kid
#39
When Your 80-Year Old Neighbor Clears Three Feet Of Snow, So Your Husband Can Go To His Chemo Appointment
Mike Rodrick 4 months ago
I'm retired but still capable & my new young neighbor shovels my walk everytime it snows.
#40
Some Things Never Change
#41
A 76 Yr Old Retired Air Force Colonel Is No Match For His 4 Year Old Granddaughter
Joe Reaves 4 months ago
If you're the male relative of a little girl and you've never let her do something like this when she wanted to, you are a failure of a person and I hope you learn to be better. Only a very insecure man would value his 'masculinity' over making her smile.
Wild Cream 4 months ago
My brother is like this with his girlfriends kids - it reminds me of when we were all kids, and he let my sister and I do a full face of makeup on him once, “against his will” (he was protesting but wasn’t walking away, and obediently shut his eyes when we told him to etc 😂) hahaha he’s always had teddy bear dad energy
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Itsmeagain 4 months ago
Brilliant! What is it abouts little 'uns wanting to dress up their big 'uns!
#42
A Mother Goat Gave Birth On The Icy Mountain, And To Save Them, A Village Girl (Shepherd) Carried The Mother In Her Back , Her Dog Helped By Carrying The Newborn Goat
Janissary35680 4 months ago (edited)
Her name is Hamdu Sena Bilgin and she's from a village in Rize province at the eastern end of Turkey's Black Sea coast. The dog is a Kangal and they are very protective of anything they perceive to be their "flock". (I speak from experience, we had a variation of one once.) This story was all over the Turkish press last year.
#43
Man Builds Stand To Help Feed His Neighbors
Wild Cream 4 months ago
Omg I love these. I used to live near a family who did this, and my god those were the best tomatoes I have ever tasted in my life. I couldn’t believe they were just giving them away! I was broke af and SO grateful.
This panda says ur worth it 4 months ago
Ye me and my neighbor both grow cucumbers this year and he set out a few and I just sneakily added mine cuz we had excess I hope someone enjoyed the cucumbers
Load More Replies... S R Godwin 4 months ago
Our neighbour, who was a widower, had an allotment and kept us supplied with home-grown, organic vegetables all the years my girls were growing up. Sometimes, we turned them into soup and returned portions to him. Also, whenever I made a cake, a quarter would go to him.
#44
Nice Grandpa
Uncle Panda 4 months ago
When I bought my old man recliner, I made sure to get it extra wide to leave space for the cats.
GirlFriday 4 months ago
I took my dog with me when I bought my car. He has to ride in it, too. I had to make sure he approved of it. The dealership was so cool with it.
Richard Iachetta 4 months ago
I think you have this backwards. It looks the dog brought her human with her to the furniture store to make sure they both would fit
#45
My Coworkers All Came Together And Gave Me The Money To Finally Change My Name Legally For My Birthday
I am transgender and currently work full time for Starbucks. I have savings but it’s never been enough to justify paying to get my name legally changed, but for my birthday this year my coworkers all came together and pooled money to give to me to get it changed! This is literally the nicest thing anyone has done for me and it certainly made me smile.
Lukas (he/him, it/its) 4 months ago
That's amazing. I'm in the process of getting mine legally changed and it's so amazing to know that my documents will match MY name, you know?
Wild Cream 4 months ago
Congratulations Lukas! (That’s my favourite spelling of that name haha) I bet it’s going to feel amazing when it’s done and processed 😊
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Fat Harry (Oi / You) 4 months ago
I wonder how much it costs? In the UK, an enrolled deed poll is about £50. I guess it must be more wherever this is if he couldn't afford it himself.
RedMarbles 4 months ago
If it's the US, it varies widely, depending on the state and county. The lowest is $25, highest is $500.
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Love my fur baby 4 months ago
I hace no idea what you are experiencing but am so glad you have friends that let you do this. Treasure these friends for they truly treasure you.
Italian-Swiss Panda 3 months ago (edited)
I wish that could be part of health or any other insurance to cover this. They have enough on their minds, they shouldn't be worrying about money for this, too.
Jelena Putinja 4 months ago
how much does it cost ?!?! here you can change name for like less than 5€
#46
Grandma With The Drip
Hugendubel 4 months ago
hehe, she is probably very miscivious (did i spell that right ?) in a nice way
Auntriarch 4 months ago
Mischievous, and I completely agree she definitely is!
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#47
My Neighbors Leave Their Trash On The Road
PrettyJoyBird 4 months ago
😢 very thoughtful. (Why is the photo title "my neighbors leave trash on road" ?)
Hile Troy 4 months ago
I think the headline is a counterpoint to the story
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#48
My Grandpa Just Turned 64 Today. He Grew Up Poor And Had Never Had A Birthday Party. Today He Had His First One And You Can See The Happiness In His Smile
Chewie Baron 4 months ago
I had my first birthday party when I was 38. It was just chef’s kiss!
Tim Douglass 4 months ago
My mom never had a real birthday party growing up, what with the depression and war and all that. For her 90th she said she wanted a party with cake and balloons and singing. You can be we gave it to her.
S R Godwin 4 months ago
My Dad came from a large family and had never had a cake til I was old enough to bake him one. His birthday treat would be a bowl of strawberries (June birthday).
#49
Gaming Grandpa
#50
I Found Out That My 85 Year Old Grandma Puts These Little People In Seashells And Then Hides Them On The Beach For Kids To Find
#51
Father And Son Costumes
Wild Cream 4 months ago
This is very well done 😂 dad almost looks like he’s dipped in vantablack
#52
I Would Have Given Her All The Fireworks
Lady Eowyn 4 months ago
Nice reason to celebrate, but fireworks should be left to the professionals.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 months ago
They make safe fireworks that you can set off yourself in the street or on your driveway.
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#53
Found This Under My Office Door, Along With $6. I Work At A Sports Venue
#54
Blessed Billboard
Hobby Hopper 4 months ago
I once got a job by giving my potential employer a low risk compromise. I didn't have much experience, but I also knew I could do the job well, and I really needed it. I could feel her hesitation in my interview. So, I told her to hire me as an independent contractor for 1 month, and if she wasn't completely convinced, she'd be no worse off than where she started. It worked.
#55
That's So Wholesome
#56
My Grandpa’s 88th Birthday Was A Few Weeks Ago
My sister got him a coloring book and crayons. He says he’s never colored before, but he seems to enjoy it. He shows all his visitors the pages he’s finished. He’s colorblind, so some of the puppies are pink, but he’s so happy. He melts my heart.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 months ago
As a lefty myself, I noticed that first off, before anything else XD
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Catlady6000 4 months ago
I love their stained glass coloring books. The picture is printed on velum or parchment style paper. Color with markers and hold up to the window, looks like stained glass
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#57
He’s So Happy
Pedro 4 months ago
You did it once already, Todd. That was the hardest bit. You can do it again. You got this.
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#58
What Wonderful News. Such A Grand Gesture Should Be Made All Over The World
George Costanza 4 months ago
THIS is what government should be spending our tax money on. THIS.
Lukas (he/him, it/its) 4 months ago
My grandma actually works under the governor and helps with the school lunches in California
Johnnynatfan 4 months ago
Ah yes but according to Republicans California is a dystopian mess all the the wile red states are poor as hell with starving people
knegret3 4 months ago
Us California liberals get bashed by MAGA, but a synonym of liberal is "a little extra" and "abundant".
RedMarbles 4 months ago
Meanwhile it contributes tens of billions more to the federal government than it receives (more than any other state, most of which take more than they give).
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Mike Rodrick 4 months ago
Can't be a republican run school. They'd put an end to this immediately. They obviously hate SNAP.
Sally Moen 4 months ago
In some school districts, if your parents have forgotten, or can't afford, to load more money onto your lunch account, and the account is zero, they must offer you a plain peanut butter sandwich with a carton of milk, but nothing else. Its food, but its humiliating
Wild Cream 4 months ago
Oh really! What about kids who are allergic to peanuts and lactose intolerant? 🥲
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Upstaged75 4 months ago (edited)
Well geez, now they're going to grow up soft and expect handouts. The horror! /s 🙄
#59
My 97-Year-Old Grandma Doesn’t Use Computers, But I Found A Meme Years Ago That I Thought She’d Like So I Sent It In The Mail. Turns Out She’s Kept It At Her Bedside Ever Since
Bgray450 2 months ago
My two adult sons stayed with me for a couple of months last fall. They each put on about 20 pounds. I was so happy to have someone to cook for again! And they were happy to have all their childhood favorites, even though most evenings they were groaning like after Thanksgiving dinner.
#60
My Husband
Wild Cream 4 months ago
Sometimes I think of how different my life would be if I hadn’t been able to easily access a (free) abortion 11 years ago. I’d be much worse off. My child would have suffered. I was in the middle of the worst part of my a*******n, beyond broke, and that’s no environment for a child. Plus I have health issues that would have complicated the pregnancy. Instead of 2 people suffering, I chose 0 people suffering. Absolutely horrifies me what’s happening in the US right now. Please stay safe, American panda ladies ❤️
martin734 4 months ago
Meanwhile here in the UK, abortion has been completely decriminalised and birth control pills are easily available and usually free.
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 4 months ago
Let's hold off the celebration until we see what a Reform government (that we seem to be inexplicably hurtling towards) does in 2029.
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Gavin Johnson 4 months ago
This is so very sad. Obviously glad there’s a Mum that’s looking out for her daughter and her future, let’s hope that her daughter and her generation get to take their body autonomy back from the backwards politicians.
FreeTheUnicorn 4 months ago
Cheaper and easier in case of future laws to get regular contraception pills. They can be used (2 or 3 doses depending on which pill) as emergency contraception. Doctors are only too happy to help with a legal prescription and some theoretical advice on how to use it in an emergency.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 months ago
Not in some states. Some states it's difficult to even get contraception now, especially for minors.
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Deborah B 4 months ago
Women in red states should go on s*x strike until they get their right to reproductive health care back. Even if you are actively trying to get pregnant, the current laws in some states put your life at risk in the case of ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage. 30% of pregnancies miscarry, and right now, in red states women miscarrying are being denied essential healthcare. Patients in Texas have been denied necessary D&Cs because the doctors could not conclusively show that the fetus was dead, resulting in sepsis, patients requiring blood transfusions, and even in some cases dying. There's a misconception that miscarrying is safe for women, but without D&C it can be fatal.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 months ago
A séx strike sounds nice and all, but did you forget that things like rápe, incést, and séxual ássault exist? Not to mention that women can be dosed with drúgs or plied with alcohol until they're blackout drunk and unable to give consent. What good will a "séx strike" do for those women?
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#61
My Neighbor Is Still At It With His Signs At Our Subdivision Entrance
Mreoww 4 months ago
My grandpa used to do this. He hung a little blackboard over the gate in front of his house and without fail, would write some meaningful quote on it every single day. Unfortunately, that board’s been blank for two years now 😢
Kat Nt 4 months ago (edited)
How wonderful it would be if you could continue his tradition in some form!
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Auntriarch 4 months ago
I was thinking about Molly, our neighbours' cavalier king Charles spaniel 😂
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Rick Murray 4 months ago
The fastest land mammal is my cat when she hears the bag of crunchies.
#62
The Pizza Baker Made His Day
#63
My Neighbor's Pig Escapes Every Day To Play Ball With My Dog
Mike Rodrick 4 months ago
No matter which, it's cool. Inter-species relationships amaze me. So much cooler than people.
Load More Replies... Jorie 4 months ago
That's a Vietnamese Potbelly Pig. They were all the rage years ago, and people bought them as pets after being told they would max out at about 35 pounds. They grew to be huge (as you can see) and thousands needed to be re-homed. It was a terrible scam. Owners were heartbroken and the pigs were exploited.
#64
Kid Wants To Know If His Mum Is Telling The Truth And Reddit Doesn’t Let Her Down
Parmeisan 4 months ago
As wholesome as this would be, the post was tagged "Humour" by the original poster so I think it's just a joke, everyone is playing along with the joke. Either way good teamwork everyone.
Cheese 4 months ago
It is. I found the Reddit account and it was a joke. Still wholesome though.
Load More Replies... Wild Cream 4 months ago
I’ve seen this thread, it’s so cute 😂 everyone just plays along and says yep, it shuts down at 9
#65
Blessed Seal
LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 months ago
It's a sea lion (it has external ears/ear flaps, whereas true seals do not) but they're both pinnipeds, so they still get the seal of approval! XD
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Blessed Purchase
Robert Trebor 4 months ago
I 75m bought an elephant. Name's Oliver and he's buckled in to the back seat of my truck. On road trips he moves up front
Auntriarch 4 months ago (edited)
67, visited the tower of London last month, they had raven plushies, I couldn't resist. He's training to be my emotional support raven. Sometimes I sit him on my lap, stroke his back, look Mr Auntriarch in the eye and murmur "we've been expecting you, Mr Bond"
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Shark Lady 4 months ago
I have one of those sharks, he's called Gerald and he guards my sofa. He's also my cats' snuggle buddy.
#67
Blessed Forgetful Cat
#68
Dog Brothers Finally Reunited
cerinamroth 4 months ago
I bet they did. Even with all that mud on them, they can probably tell by smell.
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 months ago
I have my GSD mix Silgar registered on Embark and Wisdom Panel in the hopes that someday, one of his littermates gets registered as well (if any of them survived distemper, that is.) I don't know if he would still remember their scents after 3 years, but how rad would it be to have a reunion? XD I've also thought about asking my Belgian Malinois' breeder if he'd be willing to let Fenring come back to his kennel to say hi to his mom... XD
#69
I Love My Grandpa So Much
#70
They Dated In Their Teens, Married Different People, And Got Back Together 65 Years Later. My Grandma And Her Boyfriend
Unkeptwoman 4 months ago
My boyfriend and I are getting married this afternoon! He is 71 and I am 65. We are so excited!
cerinamroth 4 months ago
Mazel tov! I wish you a happy and healthy marriage!
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Upstaged75 4 months ago
My aunt did that too. Divorced the jerk she married and eventually got back with her high school boyfriend. They're a wonderful couple. I think they've been together almost 20 years now and have 2 greatgrandchildren.
#71
He Is Such A Goodfella
#72
Blessed Comforting
LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 months ago
Yep! My void girl comes on the RUN if she hears me crying. She will repeatedly slam her forehead into my face making little "mrrp! mrrp!" noises. I usually end up laughing because she ALWAYS manages to knock my glasses right off of my face XD Of course, she sometimes also mistakes me wheezing with laughter for crying and comes running to make sure I'm okay XD
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Wholesome Grandpa Sharing Memes
Showed my grandpa memes and he loved them so much he printed them off for his friends
#74
My Wife Showed Me This Photo She Took Of Our Daughters. “That’s Cute, They’re Copying Each Other” I Said. Then She Zoomed In To Me (Purple Hoodie). Made Me Smile
#75
Aww
#76
My Grandparents Got A New Car And Was Excited To Tell Me, I Travel A Lot With Them So They Were Showing Me The Back Seat
Bgray450 2 months ago
Having grandparents is a blessing. BEING one? Even bigger blessing.
Load More Replies... Kirsten Kerkhof 4 months ago
'This is your window.' I don't know why that makes me so happy, but it's just so cute.
#78
This Makes Me Cry
Wild Cream 4 months ago
Oh this is so sweet! What a kind hearted person to do all that work just to make a stranger smile ❤️ gorgeous doll too!
#79
It Seems Like His Dad Will Definitely Keep That Cute Kitty!
#80
My Coworker Is Having A Hysterectomy. So The Department Had A Food Day
Bell-icose 4 months ago
When my wife had her appendix out my brother-in-law and I took all the appendices out of all of the old text books we could find, ripped them up and sent a photo telling her that if she didn’t need hers, we didn’t need them either!
#81
Helping A Coworker With His Ties
#82
60 Years Later My Great Grandmother Tried On Her Wedding Dress And It Still Fits Perfectly
This panda says ur worth it 4 months ago
She looks beautiful with that stunning dress
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Aleksandras Tvardauskas 4 months ago (edited)
Wedding dress - wasting storage space since 1960s ^^ Nice photo though.
#83
Ready As He'll Ever Be!
Smeghead Tribble Down Under 4 months ago
I miss fishing with my Poppy (grandfather) so much. Haven't been fishing since he died in 2003.
#85
My Great-Grandma Wears A Necklace With My Baby Picture When I’m Traveling Because She Worries. 95 And Going Strong!
Wild Cream 4 months ago (edited)
My grandma passed away a day after I came home from a trip to Thailand. While I was in Thailand, I sent her some photos over Facebook and she replied “your trip looks amazing. I wish I was there with you. Keep me in your heart wherever you go.” It’s the last thing she ever said to me. Kinda poetic eh?
Vanessa Steis 4 months ago
beautiful,but of course for a very sd reason. Feel hugged! (unless you don't like that =) )
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Cute Smile
#87
The Day After My Birthday Last Year My I Went To My Grandmas House And She Surprised Me With A Birthday Bundt Cake And “Party Animals” Surrounding It
Firstname Lastname 4 months ago (edited)
Not my birthday, but I kinda want those animals anyway. (Turns out they are on Etsy, for gobs of money, and sold out = https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1607584040/ankyo-party-animals-7-lot-birthday-cake?show_sold_out_detail=1&ref=nla_listing_details)
Disgruntled Pelican 4 months ago
It's my birthday today and I would k**l to have goodies that were baked by my grandma. God I miss her.
#88
My Adorable Grandma Recently Lost Her Husband, Who Always Took The Pictures Of Her. Behold! Her First Ever Selfie
#89
I Have The Best Co-Workers In The World. Down With Lymphoma For A Bit And They Just Made Day!
#90
Blessed Lecture
Chris Jones 4 months ago
I've been lucky in many ways to have jobs in offices that had dogs! I work from home now - yes, my office has dogs!!
#91
This One Made Me Smile - Rivera Was Diagnosed With Squamous Cell Carcinoma Located In A Lymph Node Of His Neck
Thankfully the diagnosis was discovered early. Rivera went through five treatments a week of chemo and proton therapy for seven weeks. He did not miss a single game during this time.
Verfin22 4 months ago
He was coach of the Washington Commanders. US football team.
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#92
Best Neighbor
#93
A Photo Of My Mother, Locking The Door To A Place Of Her Own, For The First Time In 40 Years
My mother hasn’t had a place of her own in over 40 years. She had my big brother out of wedlock when she was 20 years old, and moved back in with my grandparents after he was born. She briefly lived with my dad after I came along, but we all moved back in with grandma and grandpa very shortly after they had divorced. This happened again with my little sister’s father and when my grandpa passed away, my mother took care of my grandma in exchange for a place to continuously stay without having to pay rent. After my grandma passed, she was not able to get back on her feet for another decade, staying with an old friend who needed care as well; but he eventually began to mistreat her. Just recently, I was able to help her move from Florida to Tennessee, closer to my husband and I, where she could transfer with the job she had successfully kept for two years and also received a promotion prior to the move. She has always had either children or a man who mistreated her around, and this is the first time in 40 years she had been able to pay rent on her own funds as well as free and able to kick back and relax with no one to take care of but herself, her bird Coco, and her kitty Toby. She was ecstatic and overwhelmed with joy as we moved her belongings in and she arranged them, as she could choose their placement through her own judgment. I’m extremely proud of my mom for making it this far and overcoming so much. She absolutely deserves this and is entering a brand new era of life. No matter how old you may think you are and how it may seem like it’s too late, things can get better, friends!
Cosmos in your eyes 4 months ago
The every day horrors women go through and have to survive and legislators still think we don't have brains to make our own choices.
#94
Neighbor Knocked On Our Door And Gave Us This Beautiful Plate
JenniB 4 months ago
When I was a teenager we lived (suburbs of Toronto) across the street from an Iranian family. The family included a man who did all the cooking and cleaning for the family. That gentleman used to bring our family a dish of Iranian food at least a few times a week. It was amazing and is probably what began my love of trying food from every culture!
Carrie de Luka 4 months ago
A hen night thrown for me by work colleagues was in an Iranian restaurant. Love trying foods from around the world.
Load More Replies... Bell-icose 4 months ago
I love this. I used to have a Turkish neighbour who would bring food over constantly. I don’t care for the spices and my wife is celiac. We tried so hard to tell her that we can’t eat the food but we thought she didn’t understand. When I finally spoke to her son I hoped he could translate for us. He laughed and told me that he’d try but “you can’t really make my mum stop giving food to her neighbours. I’ve tried all my life.” Ha ha. Awesome lady. Awesome neighbours.
ROSESARERED 4 months ago (edited)
I had a Chinese couple living next door to me in Melbourne...if I was out in the garden he would call out and pass a bowl of food over the fence for me. My elderly neighbour, John over the back fence, would hand a bag with veges he had grown in his garden, he was nearly 90 years old. When I made meals with his veges I'd hand the bag back with a container of food for his dinner. Both wonderful neighbours...made a huge city feel ok for a while.
#95
Being A Good Neighbor
Bi.Felicia 4 months ago
I'm wondering if the OP is from Massachusetts or the New England area? I was born and raised in MA, but I've lived in quite a few different places during my time in the military and I would get confused looks, if I referred to the mini bottles of booze as nips. They have always been called nips here, but I'm curious about what my fellow Pandas call them?
LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 months ago
I live in Southern California and I'm not sure we have a specific word for them other than "mini bottles", but I've heard "take a nip of booze"/"have a nip" as a phrase my whole life, so it wouldn't seem strange to me if someone called the small bottles that.
Load More Replies... GPawesomeness 4 months ago
I think I would have left the expletive off, not necessary....,.....
#96
My Grandma Died And Left Me This Puzzle. It Is Missing Pieces, So I Improvised With A Note She Left My Wife And Myself
#97
Grandpa's Artwork
#98
My Kids Love The Neighbor’s Dog. I Noticed Toys Have Been Provided For Everyone’s Enjoyment
The danish woman 4 months ago
Pretty much means close to being indestructible right? Our Jack Russel destroy them 😉
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I'm A Nice Colleague
Kabuki Kitsune 4 months ago
I bet the guy digging looked up and sighed, and then stared at the crane operator and called them a smart a*s for that.
#100
Our Neighbor Just Gifted Us $200
It was our next door neighbor since my wife saw one of them knocking on our front door while we were cleaning. We obviously went over and thanked them, introducing ourselves since we hadn't talked to them before. Apparently they're relatively new to the neighborhood and wanted to give us a holiday gift.
Bgray450 2 months ago
Back in 2018 I was living with my son and his 4 small children. Stupid wife had run off. I moved in to help. It was busy, exhausting, sad, and beautiful all at the same time. I vented to a neighbor one morning about how we missed her paycheck and Christmas was going to be tight but we'd do the best we could. Christmas Eve she showed up with cookies, a gift for each child, and $500 in an envelope. I was so touched, I would have collapsed if my son hadn't been there to catch me. There are beautiful and generous souls in the world.
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XenoMurph 4 months ago
There are more kind acts every day than mean ones. But we so rarely mention it.
Load More Replies... Johnnynatfan 4 months ago
THis is when BP is at its best. I only keep coming back for posts like this.
Jaya 4 months ago (edited)
Just wanted to share a wholesome experience I had this weekend: I went to a festival and I took some selfies with my friends throughout the day. Each time I did, a different stranger offered to take a picture for us. I was baffled by how there were so many thoughtful people out there (and no, none of them tried to steal my phone). Faith in humanity restored (or rather, faith in humanity strengthened even more). How about y'all, you've had any wholesome experiences lately you wanna share with the rest of us?
Brian Droste 4 months ago
We need more posts like these instead of celebrities posts or negative posts. These kind are so uplifting.
Cronecast AtTheRisingMoon 4 months ago
These made me cry and cry in the best way imaginable. Thank you so much for sharing these, they are all wonderful!
XenoMurph 4 months ago
There are more kind acts every day than mean ones. But we so rarely mention it.
Load More Replies... Johnnynatfan 4 months ago
THis is when BP is at its best. I only keep coming back for posts like this.
Jaya 4 months ago (edited)
Just wanted to share a wholesome experience I had this weekend: I went to a festival and I took some selfies with my friends throughout the day. Each time I did, a different stranger offered to take a picture for us. I was baffled by how there were so many thoughtful people out there (and no, none of them tried to steal my phone). Faith in humanity restored (or rather, faith in humanity strengthened even more). How about y'all, you've had any wholesome experiences lately you wanna share with the rest of us?
Brian Droste 4 months ago
We need more posts like these instead of celebrities posts or negative posts. These kind are so uplifting.
Cronecast AtTheRisingMoon 4 months ago
These made me cry and cry in the best way imaginable. Thank you so much for sharing these, they are all wonderful!
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