Book Club Friends is 100% Canadian 🇨🇦
Fresh air, outdoor activity, art, photography and social media. This bit of content is the bright side of the Internet that spreads light and joy to everyone it touches. Just like the article Jane posted from the New York Times. Just like the posts here that share kind wishes, bits of humour, uplifting thoughts and hopeful stories. It’s a form of love, a show of personal vulnerability, and a bit of evidence that goodness, and hope for humanity, exist.
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Good points, Lee. Thanks for sharing that.
We must always look for something in each day that is positive. Even if it’s something as simple as the way the light shines on an object or a favorite TV show. That little ray of sunshine feeds hope and hope makes tomorrow possible.
Thank you for your positive, encouraging thoughts. Love the artist’s creativity.
How creative and wonderful! And completely agree with you all – we all need to look for, and embrace, moments of joy and hope.