If you can't see the good in the world, you're looking in the wrong place. Good folks are not nearly in the short supply you might think. Kindness is not in any danger of receding from the world.
The only sad thing about seeing all this love and affection for each other is that there are so many situations where it's needed. But, thankfully, the good, kind hearts are out there, ready to step up to the challenge.
And yes, the owner did indeed find their lost key.
And so a kind grocery worker allowed him to help out, spending more than half an hour showing him how he did things and letting him stock some shelves on his own.
You have to love when people come together like this!
"I told her that if she could read 10 chapter books in the month of July, I would let her choose any color she wanted to dye my hair. Well she finished her challenge and alas I now have pink hair."
What an amazing display of love.
You have to admit, that's a wonderfully neighborly solution!
And it looks like it works just fine!
You can't ask for a better way to reduce waste than by making sure people don't go hungry.
He alerted his owner to the fact that the other dog in the house had been stung by a bee and had gone into anaphylactic shock. "If it wasn't for him, we would be a family member down," his owner wrote on Reddit. "We seriously don't deserve dogs."
Looks like they took the opportunity to top up her wiper fluid, too.
It's always uplifting to see some good like this happen amid tragedies that destroy so many lives.
He helped organize volunteers and set up a kitchen to help feed hundreds of evacuees and firefighters alike.
Nothing keeps spirits afloat in trying times like a hearty meal and a smile!
Love it when people look out for each other like this!
So they will provide food to people who can't afford to buy it, according to their sign.
Don't let Mr. Tortoise's grumpy face fool you. He's totally grateful to his new policeman friend.
I think I need a copy of this in my life. I'll hang it right beside my bathroom mirror so that every morning I'm reminded that there's always been good in the world.
I love this so much. Next time I get the Chrome error screen, I'll be less annoyed because I'll remember these two men bonding over a silly hidden dino game.
At Christmas time, she donates them to the kids at the local hospital. This is how many she'd completed by summer. How amazing is that?!
She was new to the force and wanted to meet people. She ended up having a great time with the local kids.
"It's the little things that keeps him/us going."
It shows that older folks can still be involved in the new fads of this generation. She's using that fancy camera like a pro!
I have a friend who drives one of those vans and they are ridiculously expensive to maintain. This is a really good deed!
