Good morning! If you’ve ever wondered how other countries view the United States, here’s a fun peek: A tourist recently rode the It’s a Small World ride in Disneyland Paris and shared a glimpse into its depiction of the U.S... 👀

Make Me Smile

Mom Shares Something She “Never Expected” Her Landlord To Do… And It’s More Wholesome Than You Can Imagine!

It’s no wonder she has no plans to move! 🤗

Animals

Meet Hatcher, The Orphaned Moose Calf Rescued In Alaska

We can’t get enough of this cutie.

Make Me Smile

“Drove Five Hours To Surprise My Niece At Her Kindergarten Graduation”

The little girl’s reaction made every one of those miles worth it. 🥹

Today’s Inspiration 🌸

Act of Kindness

Today’s story of kindness comes from user Ashtronica2 on Reddit:

“One time I was in the summer school class and I became friends with two girls in the class.

Once for a whole week they were purposefully ignoring me and I felt hurt. When I went to confront them, they surprised me with a poster board covered in magazine cutouts that spelled my name and had pictures of things I was interested in. Pictures of my characteristics and theirs too.

They had been secretly working on it the whole time. Almost 20 years later, I still have it somewhere.”

As they say, things aren’t always as they appear. What a sweet example of this! 🥰

Have you experienced an act of kindness? We’d love to hear it! Share your story here for a chance to be featured.

More Good News… From The Vault 🕰️

• ❤️ Couple flies to Africa to meet their adopted daughter for the first time

• 🕺 80-year-old couple puts it down on the dance floor

• 👶 Prison guard fired for giving inmate’s newborn a temporary home has no regrets

• 🐑 Watch the “world’s cutest sheep” prance through village in the Swiss Alps

Your Daily Mystery Boost 🤔

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One Last Smile

Stranger Captures Wholesome Moment Between Couple While Leaving A Concert

These two radiate pure joy.

“We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibers connect us with our fellow men; and among those fibers, as sympathetic threads, our actions run as causes, and they come back to us as effects.” 

– Herman Melville