In this world, it's a little too easy to focus on nothing but the doom and gloom. But there's actually a lot to love, too. So many things out there that'll warm your icy heart right up.
Like these incredibly wholesome pictures. If anything, they're a good reminder that there's still a lot of love and happiness to go around.
Okay, that's really wholesome. She just wanted to be the pepperoni! And I mean, that wedge really does look like a giant pizza slice.
Okay, yeah, that's really cute. I think the funniest thing is the fact that the doggo has no clue why its owners would want a picture like this, but followed orders anyway. Such a good pup.
Sometimes you just have to celebrate yourself, by yourself. No shame in being proud of your own achievements. Plus, you'll always have the internet to share the cheer with.
Growing vegetables is hard. Knowing that you helped nature thrive, even in such a small way, is definitely a reward in itself. And you get a tasty, healthy reward in the end!
Look. Meeting your new best friend is always worth the travel time. I mean, we don't even really deserve dogs in the first place.
This painting is so good, it's almost hard to believe it isn't real. And the fact that it's a dog... definitely making me smile right now.
Raccoons may be menaces, but they're also really cute. I 100% don't blame this guy for being a little too invested in this video of a raccoon washing its cotton candy.
Guess the little guy learned the hard way that you can't "wash" it.
It's really cute how these good bois remembered each other, even though they've probably been separate for years now. But I guess whether you're a person or a dog, you never forget family.
I bet you anything that photobombing prairie dog didn't have a care in the world in that moment. He probably doesn't even know what a camera is!
No one likes feeling like they have no friends, even if they won't admit it. I think what this person did when they were in high school is something we should all try to do, even as adults.
I honestly just love pictures of people who are really happy about stuff they've done. It's hard not to be happy alongside them. Especially when the thing they're proud of is as cool as Lego space stuff!
I'm sure that cat is super grateful that people went out and did that!
"He is 23 and has started his own woodworking company! I am so proud of him."
And yes, he made that table. I definitely think that the way he's following his dreams is super inspiring!
Flying is actually really stressful. So anything that helps calm people down is a really great idea for an airport. Also, dogs! The only downside is having to say goodbye to them.
In the year 2022, Rick rolling is a lot harder than it used to be. But not impossible. I guess this teacher was really impressed by his student's pranking skills.
This is, like, hilariously adorable. No matter what we get for our dogs to make them comfortable, they're gonna decide to do their own thing sometimes.
This right here. I'm sure OP thought their neighbor was doing them the favor, but it turned out the be the other way around.
It's amazing how this cat will sleep next to something that reminds him of his deceased owner, and yet people will still call cats heartless.
I'm not gonna lie... I'm kind of jealous. I don't even have a cat, but I want one of these adorable things to hang up at home!
![A handwritten letter that reads, "Welcome to [blank], [Blank] and I have lived there for over 70 years. The walls were still wet when we moved in. It was a great home and a good neighborhood. We raised 2 kids, and we have 4 grandchildren. Your payment for [blank] will give those four grandkids a down payment on a home, and I THANK YOU!!" I wish you good health and happy times in [blank], Sincerely, [Blank] Irish Prayer May your troubles be less, And your blessing [sic] be more, And nothing but happiness, Come through your door."](https://imgb.srgcdn.com/b3736bb7-85e2-4ba1-9945-1f419f28a7fe.jpg)
I won't lie, I'd find it really intimidating to live in a house that has so much history. The previous owners were there for 70 years!
