Delight in Life's Simple Pleasures Once More with These Heartwarming Images (New Pics)
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- Delight in Life's Simple Pleasures Once More with These Heartwarming Images (New Pics)
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The single biggest tearjerker in here was the story of John, "The only popular kid in school who didn't bully me."
It's a bit of a Reverse Uno Card, here, but in High School I befriended one of my bullies.
A couple decades later, I met a gentleman on the bus, we introduced ourselves, and when he said his last name, it being a small town, I had to ask, "Are you Chip's son?"
He looked a bit concerned, and said, "Yeah..."
"How's he doing?"
"He uhh.. died of an overdose a few years ago."
"I am so sorry to hear that. That is a God Damn shame, because your father was a FAR better man than he EVER gave himself credit for."
Next thing I know, I got 6' 4" of Corn-fed Warshington Boy slobbering on my shoulder, saying "Mister, you are the first son of a bitch I have ever heard say ANYTHING nice about my dad."
Chip's Son, I hope you are doing well.
Don't do that. Now I am slobbering all over my cat. I can't watch things like that anymore. And read comments. I'm drying out with that. So heartwarming
Wow that's a story wasn't planning on hearing today. Just about read it through my teary eyes
Awwww man, that was frikkin beautiful. There is an important lesson in there. God bless you for your kindness brother and thank you for sharing your story. Take care 😢❤
@@dionst.michael1482 Exactly. A few kind words can mean more than winning the lottery.
To the man with the incurable brain tumour who beat the odds, my Granma told me of a man who was severely wounded in WW1. Shot through the neck and hip, he was completely paralyzed from the neck down. Doctors told him he wouldn't recover movement. Six months later he proved them wrong and slowly regained full feeling, but then they said he wouldn't walk without a severe limp because of his shattered hip. He eventually walked with only an insignificant limp. He didn't marry for 20 years. Finally, at 46, when he met my 31 year old Gran, he risked it, after informing her doctors told him he wouldn't be able to give her children. That man was my Grandad and doctors don't always know everything. He passed at 86 and led a full happy life.
I've got one that happened just two days ago!
I live off-grid on 20 acres of wilderness mountain, and I'm 2 miles from the nearest neighbor and he only comes up here a few times a year.
I go months without seeing another human out here. It's peaceful, beautiful, but lonely.
This is going to be TLDR because I don't know how to make it shorter. Sorry, but just skip it if that's a problem.
Since COVID in 2020, I've been alone out here with just my disabled adult son and our animals. We did have one neighbor, but she died of covid, and was found by her daughter after she couldn't reach her by phone. We have no friends or family, but I hate asking for help anyway, so I've become a hermit.
A former "friend" got mad at me 4 years ago and told me everyone in the community hates me, and next fire they will laugh as I burn. Whatever! I keep to myself, so if people choose to hate someone they've never met, that's on them.
Then my 20 year old hoopty broke down, and it's going to cost more to fix than it's worth. I'm poor, so I have to save up cash over time to buy another POS vehicle, but for now I'm stranded with no way to get groceries and supplies.
I finally got desperate and let someone know I need help, desperately! My son and I had gone through all of our "prepper" food (I had enough for 4 months, made it last 5).
On the bright side, I can fit back into all my skinny clothes now.
Well, everyone had an excuse why they couldn't help, even the neighbor who's only 2 miles from me. Others said my road is too dangerous, others said my SON is too dangerous (they've never met him, but the ex-friend jerk told people that my son has spent time in prison! BS! My son has _never been arrested,_ he has schizophrenia and has spent time in mental hospitals to get his meds worked out. He's basically just like Boo Radley (he was the good guy in the story, remember?).
Okay, here's when I met my angel! An elderly lady I've never met but who has lived in the community near here even longer than my 17 years, texted me, and offered to take me to town to get food.
Two days ago, she drove out here to pick me up, and she spent all day driving me to get supplies we needed. She's a lovely, sweet, kind person, she wouldn't even let me pay for gas. I can't remember the last time I was around someone so enjoyable to be around!
What made me cry though was when I realized she can't walk without a walker and she needs a wheelchair to get around. All those able bodied younger people refused to help me, but she never mentioned that she's disabled. If I'd known, I would have refused her help and I wouldn't have a wonderful new friend today!
She never mentioned that she's a Christian, but I could tell that we most likely have similar beliefs, we like the Classic Jesus, the one that told folks to be loving and kind, and not judge others. After she dropped me off, I thanked her and told her, "You stored up some treasures in Heaven today!" which got a big smile.
I'm not religious, but my mom taught me that it's more important to be kind and helpful than it is to be right, or rich.
Once I have transportation again, I'm going to do all I can to help her with anything she needs.
ALWAYS pay it forward!
This story is not only heartening, you have given me a new weapon for my war against intolerance:
When I am asked the question, "Are you a Christian?" ...
I shall now answer, "That depends. Are we talking Traditional Jesus, or Cheeto Jesus?"
@@TimeSurfer206 That's perfect! One thing I've learned about those who follow Cheeto Jesus is that they don't read the Bible.
Their concept of Jesus has absolutely nothing to do with the Jesus who told people to sell their belongings and share their wealth with those in need.
Gospel Jesus told his followers to never judge others, lest THEY be judged, to welcome those strangers from foreign lands as if they are family, to _never_ hurt children, to forgive those who hurt you, and that only three things last forever; faith, hope, love; but the greatest of these is LOVE.
Gospel Jesus said _nothing_ about abortion or homosexuality (which has always existed) which leads me to think those topics were not at all important to him.
Almost everyone knows the Lord's Prayer found in Matthew 6, but not many read the preface, the "preamble" to the prayer which goes:
“Be careful not to practice your righteousness in front of others to be seen by them. If you do, you will have no reward from your Father in heaven."
“So when you give to the needy, do not announce it with trumpets, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and on the streets, to be honored by others. Truly I tell you, they have received their reward in full. But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your giving may be in secret. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you."
“And when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites, for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and on the street corners to be seen by others. Truly I tell you, they have received their reward in full. But when you pray, go into your room, close the door and pray to your Father, who is unseen. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you. And when you pray, do not keep on babbling like pagans, for they think they will be heard because of their many words. Do not be like them, for your Father knows what you need before you ask him."
“This, then, is how you should pray:
“ ‘Our Father, who art in heaven... (we know the rest)
Best wishes to you, your son and your new kind friend 😊
I wish I had money to get you a car. May be we could create a go fund me. But yeah some people posing as friends😢. Glad you made a real friend and a Christian too. Sorry about your son. ❤
Thank you for sharing your story, it's very much appreciated! ❤
My aunt and uncle divorced years ago, and she remarried. After her husband had passed away, she was diagnosed with incurable cancer. My uncle brought her to his house, took care of her, and was by her side when she died. Now THAT's love.
That's love, human decency, compassion and a wonderful soul.
Your uncle took his vows seriously
Till death do us part
My grandmother mostly raised me. I’m 74 now so she’s been gone for many years. The story about the grandmother with Alzheimer’s made me burst into tears. “But I remember I love you”
Nice fake invoice! to start the video!
0:46, I used to own a fast food stall on Norwich market. Opened up early and found a guy sheltering opposite my stall. As I boiled the water I asked if he wanted a tea. He replied, 'I'm just out of prison and got no money' I told him that if he wanted a tea and bacon roll he could. Just maybe he understood that we all screw up, but some of us don't hold it against them.
👍 we all need that warm from somebody in this harsh time
God bless you, Tony. Respect ❤
2:24 It’s so sweet seeing a 3 year old girl who survived cancer being the flower girl at the wedding of her bone marrow donor!
That one made me bawl. SO SWEET!!!
1:45 Thank you for sharing. My feline, Ginger, would see me get up on odd hours in the morning and sit on the living room chair, because of chronic pain and she would sit on my lap and purr. She died in 2021 at the age of 16 and I miss her so much 😢
Sorry for your loss.
I can feel it!
You are blessed.
One of my homeless cats that I named him Ginger (I thought it was a girl when he was little). I've been feeding him for 3 years and he treats me like trash 🙄😅
Awwww I'm so so happy for the Doctor with his own house and the guy out of prison finding himself a job
The Dad having a final beer with his sons before he passed away! And the story about the Imaginary Pond where the fish are your 'emotions'. "BE the Pond" is genius advice!! That should go onto a billboard! Thanks HAPPY LAND!
I thought it was supposed to lift me up, and I am crying my eyes out. 😢 Such wonderful people
I’m in tears
It did say heartwarming
@@abbyg3404 it warmed, so all the fluids went upwards and had to get out.. physics, you know 😘
me too
Same
12:45 In my small rural mountain community, we have some who do this too, and I live in California! It's not just in foreign countries. We have less than 100 people, and our mailboxes are in one central location. People leave extra homegrown produce, books, school supplies, Winter coats and good clothing (I scored a nice leather jacket for my mentally disabled son!).
I'm grateful to kind people, and try to pay it forward when I can.
@Lazy Ranch you had me completely in tears. Through this complete video and hours later, through the comment section I am a complete mess in danger of drying out. I wish you and your son, as well as your new found friend a wonderful life and many many happy moments.
I am an old grandma and I also have little money. My washing machine broke down and I asked for an estimate for repair. Between 400-500..... WHAT? It's a 15 year old Miele, that I received as a gift four years ago because it was losing water. I cleaned all hoses and the filter and it never lost a drop in my basement. Then I thought, if I cannot afford the repair, then it doesn't matter if I completely break it... So I took it apart, after I had found a video of a young guy, showing how it is done. I changed the motor brushes. It didn't work. I wrote to the young man on UA-cam on a three year old video and he answered me within 30 minutes. He helped me as much as possible. Then a plug was broken. I went to every store that had anything electric. Nobody could help me. Then I went to a tractor shop and the mechanics laughed when I came in my mechanics overall ( I always wear that), they searched through their supplies, gifted me with crimping stuff and I rewired the plug and after taking apart and reassembling three times, I forgot to tighten a screw at one time and almost ruined everything, and it's working just fine now. The parts were 12 $, and nice people who just simply helped. I know, my situation is nothing compared to yours, with food and having to take care of your son and all your work. But there are nice people out there. And nobody has to explain their religion or their beliefs, just live it, I think, trying to be a good person, that's all that's necessary. And that by itself, is sometimes pretty hard .
@@pjackson2064I’m always surprised by the kindness of strangers but I choose to believe there are still a lot of good folks out there. Glad you were able to fix your washing machine. Take care ma’am ❤
@@dionst.michael1482 thank you. Yes, there are a lot of nice people out there. You know, there is a saying, that if God loves you, he gives you one good friend. I think God is bonkers about me, because he gave me four. One, who is two weeks younger than me, and we are friends ever since she was born. We had one argument in 67 years, about a tricycle 😀. And we had a business together for a few years. Two are friends, since I was 14, and a new one I inherited from my daughter ten years ago.. It's wonderful, to have friends and for that I am grateful every day. Have a wonderful life.
Remember ; If you have a warm, safe place to sleep, ability to take a hot shower at will and some food in the house you are, from too many peoples' perspective, rich. Think about what you have now and then. Life can still suck but you can go home and lock it out. Good for you. good luck and be a good neighbor.
Privledge is invisible to those who have it. Gratitude is warm gift 💕
Proof positive that the world is NOT full of jerks; it just seems like it sometimes.
Anyone who feels like they're having to begin life from the "bottom up", please stay strong. You are absolutely heading in the right direction!
I sure hope so. Thank you 😢
@@dionst.michael1482 It's hard to see when you're so low, but think of it like coming out of the deadend of a tunnel. You tread through a lot of darkness for a while, but every step is bringing you closer and closer to the bright daylight ahead. Don't look back, just leave the dark behind you. While you're still walking in the dark, looking behind you will only steal your hope. Keep moving forward and pretty soon you'll start realising that you're actually able to see that light, and from that point everything just becomes brighter and brighter, until the darkness is nothing more than an unwelcome memory.
I hope that for you.
My friend of 44 years has Alzheimers. Sometimes she isn't sure who I am, but she always hugs me. The grandmother story made me burst into tears.
Kinda reminds me of the late 80s when I would take a group of teens (and my two children) to visit in a nursing home after church on Sundays. We tried to spend the most time with those who didn’t have family who visited often. It’s easy to tell. One lady, tho she never remembered any of our names, would look at me and say: I know you! You’re from the Church of God! Will you pray for me?
I enjoyed being a bright spot in someone’s day. It didn’t matter if she couldn’t remember names.
The housekeeping dogs was hilarious
My favorite...lol.
I had my lab trained to come when I said "clean up in aisle 9!"... :D I really miss her.
@@dianec9456all my dogs answer to cleanup on aisle 1. That is on the rare occasion they are not within 2 steps
We used to have a lab/spaniel mix named Bess. Whenever we dropped food on the floor, we would say,, 'Bess, hoover!' and she would eat whatever it was. One of the gentlest dogs I've ever met and an absolute sweetheart
I have always pitied folks who have to clean up their own food messes hahah My dog boys do not miss a morsel that hits the floor
My beloved blue Pittie who recently passed away at 13 was our resident floor cleaner. Whenever we dropped food, we’d yell “Cleanup on aisle four” and she’d come running to do her job. I miss her so much. 😢
You need to get back on the proverbial horse so to speak. A lot of needy and homeless pets out there that could really use a kind soul like yourself Debbie. Hope things get brighter dear. Take care ❤
@@dionst.michael1482 We plan to foster for one of our local rescues for a while. There’s a huge need for foster homes right now.
Dr. Nathan Currie ! Congratulations ! You earned it. ! You deserve it. !
God bless all of the people in these posts. You all make the world a better place. Sending everyone a prayer for health and happiness. ❤
I agree. Some beautiful responses in here. They just keep getting better. Take care neighbour ❤
That shot of graduation with the mailman delivering the diploma made my week. Wish I had a copy of that picture.
Screenshot and edit… works great. I saved the same pic 🙋
It was totally cool for the letter carrier to make time to participate in the graduation
I have been crying for the last two days. People ordered custom made Easter baskets, that I spent countless hours making, then bailed on their orders. I was excited to get the orders, because my daughter's baby girl, a black lab, needs expensive surgery, and I'm in long-term care. So the money earned from the Easter baskets was going to go to her for her vet bills. I feel like such a loser mom that I can't just give her all the money she needs, so these orders meant a lot to me. Now I'm crying because of this lovely video. It doesn't solve my problem, but makes me realize not everyone sucks 😭
Do you have the next door app? You can get on that real quick and put a photo on there and show your Easter baskets and show your dog
In the future, require people to pay for their orders first. God bless you and your family.
Orders were probably from Biden voters looking for free stuff
You are not a loser Mom. In the future you can explain you need the orders prepaid or at least 80% and explain that people have bailed on their orders, leaving you holding the expense. Blessings to you and your family.
That’s a real shame and I feel sad for you. It’s not your fault and I think you sound like a loving Mom ❤️
I want to be hugged by a Swan 😊
So uplifting to read positive news! Kudos to paying it forward! If people knew how good it feels to give and do good more people would! Great job guys! Thanks!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️
I really like this channel, but he really outdid himself today with this video of good vibes and good people!
Be nice to each other people. It doesn’t cost you anything, and can change a person’s life forever
Hard to pick a favourite! Wish I was on twitter (X) so I could become Mrs Drinkall’s 13th follower 😊 well done if you ever read this!
And me 14th…
@@sabinekoch3448 I checked her X account out and it looks like that post went viral and she got loads of followers as a result ☺️
I can totally agree that cats have feelings and show them. My two get super-cuddly whenever my girlfriend or I are sick or down, they too have happy days and down days, plus as twins they are always looking out for each other.
Warning! Before you watch this, have tissues handy! You're welcome.❤
The Wise One speaks truth!
At half way through this compilation I was already crying my heart out. Now it’s over and I don’t want it to end. A little human (or animal!) warmth and consideration goes SUCH a long way❣️ We all have problems, pressures and pain, but taking a minute out of your day to make someone else’s day wonderful can literally change a life. ❤❤❤
Loved all the stories but now I want to hug a Swan❤
Okay, that doggo's face at 8:35 just ended me! "He has a joke to tell you but he has to stop laughing first."
I'm so glad I didn't take a swig of coffee just as that image popped up! It would have been messy!
I'm so glad this is the first video I watched this morning.
Great reminder that there are wonderful, kind people in this mean ol' world who make life better for all.
Thank you, Happy Land! I always enjoy your content.
This video clip made me smile, & then made me cry, & then made me smile again. God, how I needed that today. 💜
Best compilation EVER❤‼❤‼Thank you so much for this beautiful post‼❤😍
You just made my entire year!! I needed this more than you can even begin to imagine. THANK YOU. I needed this so much. The entire world needs this EVERY SINGLE DAY. Thank you times a million. I have been in a serious funk for several months now and this just lightened the weight on my shoulders. THANK YOU.
I cannot thank you enough for reminding me that in this world there are still awesome people.
Not even halfway through and cant read it anymore from crying. 😢
Srarted reading again and got to where Papa lost Gran and I've lost it again. Ill try again tomorrow.
Okay who's cutting onions while I read the sick cat story
I found myself saying, "Oh, how sweet!" over and over.
So many good people in this world. Namaste.
I am a 48 year old man and this made me cry. Thank you!
This was soo nice🥰🥰
congratulations dr. curry
The burrito one always gets me. As someone who has had no close relationships to anyone in 8+ years, the small gestures that anyone at all cares really help keep you going.
16:55 Swan hugs!
😊❤ 🦢 ❤
These were wonderful. Watching this right before bed will, no doubt, bring on sweet dreams.❤❤❤
Loved these stories! Thank you. Made my day!
Neil Gaiman and John Cena are legends ❤️
Cena is such a wholesome guy. I remember reading about this; John Cena happened to be in the UK for shooting sessions, and hopped on a plane to Amsterdam when he read about that boy in the WSJ. According to his mum, that was the first time he smiles during the outbreak of the war.
Cute bakery girlfriend just broke me, how goldang cute is that?
6:20 I had a dog, wouldn't listen to a thing I said. But if I was in the kitchen and called out his name, he knew it was cleanup time and would come running :P
When my dog sees me using pressure cookers to cook meat, he looks so happy! He knows that once it's cooked and it's time to wash the pots, I'll call him to help me "do the dishes". He's such a good helper!🐕
Been waiting for this. Thanks❤
To :51: I know it can be really hard for a former inmate to get a job. Congratulations!
I’m crying, I’m laughing, thank you. We need so much more of this in our lives. Beautiful. 💖🌷💖🌷💖
Housekeeping! ❤😂❤😂❤
I’ve seen most of these before, but thank you. I needed to see these today.
These are so wonderful and sweet.
12:27 Sorry to disappoint, but that's not a camellia tree. Not one I've ever seen anyway. Such a lovely idea though. Hope the tree is still going strong.
4:48: Lady, you don't know, how PRICELESS this was for this man!! Thank you on his behalf!!
10:55: just f*ing cool!!
Such heartwarming stories 🥰
1:37 ONLY in the US does insulin cost that much - everywhere else $100 of American insulin cost only $10, except Chile where it cost $20.
Thank you for making me happy!
Wonderful
Some of these are so beautiful and inspirational 😢
Thank you for sharing some amazing happiness!😊
lovely!
Man, I wish I had seen this video earlier this week bc its been hell emotionally and I needed this
Very nice! I thoroughly enjoyed that!
This was your absolute best. Thank you for the attitude adjustment. ❤
These are so sweet. Thank you. I needed this💕💕
Best one yet!
I'm 72 next week and spend WAY too much time on you tube. Lots of hate and sadness here. But these REALLY came in handy, I cried at almost every one.
Happy Birthday ❤️
First time here ……how lovely, made my day
Thank you!! ❤
I Loved these! Good post.
Omg!! Thank you for this! Hope that I have or will make someone's day one day!❤. Love every one of these!❤
I so want a swan hug
I was today years old when I learned that swans hug.
This make me believe in humans again ❤
Thank you
Thank you for this video Montage....will all the junk on the net....this gives me hope for mankind.
No you're crying!!!!!
Yes, with those stupid onion cutters everywhere....
@@pjackson2064yeah, so annoying!
Lol first thing I did in my apt fresh out of the system was read the AD&D core rule books for like 20 hours. Sweet freedom.
💜💜💜
"Be the pond, not the fish" - I wish someone had told me that
👍❤️❤️❤️😊
I needed reminding of why we need community and that there are beautiful people in the world still, just the spotlight is on the attention seeking riff-raff today.
John Cena is such a good guy.
Thank you for sharing all of these beautiful stories! Also, THANK YOU for giving people like me enough time to read the stories without having to hit pause every few seconds because the scroll is so fast I can not keep up. (I tend to read everything at once, then re read the same thing 3 or 4 times before it makes sense to me)
I have my own version of "You are my sunshine," that I sing to my daughter. Her nickname is Beanie, so I would sing "You are my Squish Bean, my only Squish Bean..." Well a few months back, she decided to surprise me. After asking if she could sing it, I heard, "You are my Squish Mommy, my only Squish Mommy..." I started getting emotional, and when the song ended, I thanked her. My son is 3, and autistic. Today I was singing to him about 5 ducks, and I said, "Five little ducks..." and was about ready to say quack, but he beat me to it, with a big smile on his face. Then later I was in the hallway, heading to his room to get his stuff to change him, and he hugged my leg. That caught me by surprise, because he's never done that before.
While I wholeheartedly support a reduction of life saving medication costs, such as insulin, I still consider $50 MAX a month per such drug to be atrocious. Only the USA among the OECD nations, and even most lesser developed nations around the globe believe that a government signing a law into effect that could still run medical bills per month into the hundreds of dollars if you need multiple such medication a good thing.
Just for my own personal example: I pay 10€ per three month supply of Toujeo (long acting insulin) at the pharmacy because my health insurance covers the rest. Oh, and my monthly health insurance cost is still far lower than most such plans in the USA. That is affordable, not the still extortionate level of cost normal to the USA.
Greetz from a German in Hamburg. Germany has one of the highest ratios of percentage of GDP spent on health insurance in Europe... Which is still only 60% of the USA at on average far better healthcare outcomes than the USA. Makes you wonder, doesn't it?
1:28 - even better if you started to campaign for totally free healthcare for all US citizens. Dozens of other countries manage it very well.
This shit messed me up 😂
Celebrating the fact that diabetics can get insulin for$50, please Americans socialised health care means that you don’t have to pay anything. Keeping your fellow citizens alive is more important than money.
These were great except for the probable HIPAA violations by the woman who posted her dementia patient's picture and diagnosis.
The rainbow "dude"...always the victim.
1st mental health day for a six year old? well done for producing another whiney adult.
Why did the man from Kenya leave his Kenyan neighbors to struggle?
2:27 I don't understand the comment about wanting see this kind of news. Kind of sick. A little girl who needed a bone marrow to live. Do you know how PAINFUL that is? What's the next feel good story? Puppy gets run over and loses leg but get's a cool new cart?
She did live. (And was able to show her appreciation). That’s the good news.
Same as propaganda this does not work on me. Propaganda works on hope. DO NOT FALL FOR IT
Good God, you are hollow inside.
What load of crap!
Don't go away angry... just go away.
The one about the dementia patient really isn't wholesome. Was he mentally competent enough to consent to have his photos posted online as a "charity case" so this lady gets more SM likes? If not, that's exploitation of a vulnerable person.
Give it a rest ...😒