Day 3581: Any good news lately?

Because there’s been so much bad news everywhere, I decided to ask people yesterday if there had been any good news lately.

It doesn’t hurt to ask, even though I didn’t know what the answers would be. And while many people have responded “no” and “not really,” there’s been a lot of good news, too.

Knowing about good news gives me some hope about the future, which I definitely need these days.

Is there any good news in my latest images?

The good news is that there are lots of great food trucks out there.

Here’s what I find when I search YouTube for “any good news lately?”

Any good news lately where you are?

Thanks to all who help me focus more on the good news, including YOU.

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21 thoughts on “Day 3581: Any good news lately?”

  1. yes, I’m at the erma bombeck writer’s conference, filled with inspirational, honest, hilarious and friendly people, my tribe

  2. I got to experience our niece Kimi’s wedding in Hot Springs though the texted photos of my dear wife Karen, and that was good news for the family there and for me at home, too, Ann.

  3. The grain shipment is most welcome

  4. Dreamer9177

    We have a new kitty. And of course, you deserve a song, Ann

  5. It is raining lightly here today after months without it and the smoke is clearing. That is great news! The air quality in my area ranged from 9 to over 25 times the WHO’s safe level for particulates the past week alone.

  6. Beth, I have never heard of this conference. It sounds spectacular.

  7. It’s good news to me that Joan is getting out to enjoy the weather, and that we have such wonderful weather here right now too. The back door is open and I can hear birds singing, my neighbors laughing, and there’s a dog right behind me snoring happily.

  8. The good news is that my granddaughter turns 15 tomorrow and I love her to pieces…and there will be cake! 🙂

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