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Updated 1 year ago,January 16, 2024
Theres still plenty of good in the world.
AndAsk Redditcan prove it.
2.The Netherlands sends Canada 20,000 tulip bulbs every year to thank them for their help during WWII.
Kate Kalvach
3.In Germany, they have these frog fences.
These fences keep the frogs from crossing the roads and getting run over.
At the end of the day somebody comes by and gathers the frogs and helps them cross the road.
4.Bob Ross would receive letters every week from his regular viewers.
Deaf babies basically sign goo-goo ga-ga the same way hearing children babble when developing language.
7.Billy Joel never sells front-row seats.
Instead, he gives them away for free to fans who cant afford them.
8.You know when babies are smiling and laughing, but then they suddenly turn away?
Theyre having a happiness overload!
9.A train station in Japan had plans to close but noticed a student was the only one using it.
They decided to close when she graduates from high school.
11.The number of public libraries in the US is far greater than the number of McDonalds.
I think its the purest thing in the world.
13.My favorite is the Christmas Truce of 1914.
Just shows that soldiers are people and not extensions of their countrys ideology.
Park keeper James Kearney would enter the Green daily to feed the waterfowl.
18.People in long-term relationships (whether romantic, friendly or professional) subconsciously form a macro-organism together.
You share a joint superbrain.
19.Blind people smile like everyone else, even though theyve never seen anyone else smile.
Its just a natural human expression.
At the hospital we call it no person dies alone.
Rogers hand-wrote letters back to everyone who wrote to him.
23.In the 80s, a man asked his waitress to help pick his lottery numbers.
When he won, he came back and tipped her $3,000,000.
24.The voices of Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse got married in real life.
25.Most humans are inherently good and willing to help you in any way.
Youve been helped by a stranger more often than youve been hurt.
(Online too.)
We just remember the bad ones.
