Even though the days of disconnecting your home phone and taking 20 minutes to log onto the internet so you could download one single mislabelled Evanescence track are over, it still feels like those were the good old days. Well, at least when you get older you can drink. For more, here are nostalgic images to trigger your longing (or hatred) for the the old days.
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As it turns out, working all day at a job that may not be your passion, and then unwinding by reading posts about stupid people, then watching gifs of stupider people nearly getting hit by trains isn't exactly what some would call "encouraging" or "relaxing." So here's a nugget of wholesomeness among all the excitement. For more wholesomeness, here's some wholesome memes to give your day a healthy pep talk, and here's wholesome memes to give yourself a boost. They really make them for every occasion.
Honestly this story might be *too* sad, so only read on if you want to learn about a guy who thoroughly disappointed his late father's dog in the most accidentally cruel way possible. For a much lighter dog story, here's a very sweet story of a good boy moving to a new house and licking all the doors.
CAUTION: This post hits hard! That being said, you might find serious motivation from this post written by a young, wizened soul with dwindling time left after some heartbreaking news. Our hearts go out to them. They make a moving case for enjoying our time here with a passion.
Melissa Mead tells the tragic story about what happened to her little boy in effort to raise money for the UK Sepsis Trust. The video has been viewed over 11 millions times and is getting the attention it deserves across the internet.
Her son, William Mead, was only a year old when he died from sepsis complications, following a chest infection and pneumonia. This video has helped Melissa raise over $200,000 to the UK Sepsis Trust.
Andy & Jaquie, one of the sweetest couples on earth, were engaged for over a year. Prior to the engagement, Jaquie suffered a traumatic accident and lost the ability to walk and made it her goal to walk down the aisle of her wedding.
Jaquie went through a year of intense physical therapy to achieve her dream. So, in front of a room filled with 200 people, she did it. The joy was absolutely breathtaking.
Along with a photographer, there was a painter there to paint the first dance.
Via Inside Edition
"For Darren Sisk being able to say, "I Do," to his best friend brought a glimmer of joy, despite receiving news from his doctors that he had just a week left to live. Just weeks ago, Darren thought he had six months to two years left but after receiving the latest diagnosis, his one wish was to marry his longtime friend Crickett. Nurses at Peacehealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver planned the hospital wedding."
Via Amy Palmer
Amy Palmer uploaded a photo of her husband Andre fast asleep under their 20-month-old baby's crib at York Hospital Pediatrics in Pennsylvania and the internet fell in love.
The small hospital room included a crib and a sleeper chair. Amy was asleep in the chair when her husband entered the room, so he curled up on the floor. No blanket, no problem.
Their son has recovered and his back at home with his loving family.
