When Times are tough , its okay to cry , its okay to smile ,its okay to move on . Here are 20 hopeful pictures I hope mirrors hope to you

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Wisdom

Where there is a new beginning...........

The Ray of light that changes your understanding of life

Smiling Egyptians

Hope

Family

A Firefighter

Not all heroes fly.

EarthRise NASA 1968

No God needed

Nagasaki 1945

Happy 6

Missed for 48 years

Create your colours
Create your life

Sound of Hope

Dedicated Dancer .

Picture of Love hope and strength .

Collective hope , collective trust .

Prayers

The believer

Where there's life there's hope

A group of Nigerian fishermen going fishing despite [there being] no fish in the area."

Money and smile

Heads or tail

There is always a choice

When Michael Clark Jr. headed to his adoption hearing, he knew it would be a day he would never forget. And, to make it even more special, he got to share it with his entire kindergarten class. Michael's teacher, Kerry McKee, first brought up the idea of inviting the whole class, and Michael was all for it, saying, "The class is kind of my family." As he sat at the Kent Country court house with his adoptive parents, Andrea Melvin and Dave Eaton, Michael's entire class was sitting supportively behind him, waving red hearts on wooden sticks.

The ability to see colors is something most people take for granted, but it was something 12-year-old Jonathan Jones never thought he'd get to do. As Jonathan was learning about his color blindness in class, his principal—Scott Hanson, who is also colorblind—let him borrow his special pair of colorblind glasses, which allow him to see the full spectrum of colors.

When Jonathan put the glasses on, it was a moment that touched everyone's hearts. He began to cry and marveled at the many shades of color on the periodic table hanging on the wall, as seen in a tear-jerking viral Twitter video. People around the world were so moved that they raised enough money to get Jonathan his own pair, which Jonathan's mother said had her "overwhelmed" by the "so many amazing people in this world who would help a young man they have never met."

I can't point one as more inspiring than the rest, they are equally inspiring..thanks op

Have fun while living ,

Jermaine Bell had spent a year saving up money in the hopes of celebrating his seventh birthday at Walt Disney World in September. But when Hurricane Dorian hit, he took his savings and bought food and water for some of the storm's evacuees in Allendale, South Carolina. After his compassionate act made headlines, Disney surprised Jermaine at his birthday party to gift him and his family a VIP vacation to Disney World later that month.

"I was just super happy," Jermaine said of the surprise. "I'm really excited because I've wanted to go to Disney for a long time." Which just goes to show, "the more you give, the more you shall receive," the wise seven-year-old said.

Elderly couple couldn't stop smooching during a photo shoot

When these adorable toddlers reunited like they hadn't seen each other in months, even though it had only been two days

Hope


The first day of school can be hard for any child, but it can be especially difficult for a child with autism, like Connor Crites. After being dropped off at school, the eight-year-old boy broke down in tears. But as soon as classmate Christian Moore saw what was happening, he went over to Connor and grabbed his hand to comfort him.

"I'm so proud of my son," Christian's mother, Courtney Moore, posted on Facebook after capturing the heartwarming moment. "It is an honor to raise such a loving, compassionate child!" Since the encounter, both Christian and Connor (and their mothers) have become friends, which makes this sweet story even better.

When dying woman gets her wish of getting arrested


Not many people have a smile on their face when they're escorted away in handcuffs—but for Josie Birds of Manchester, England, getting arrested was a dream come true. "She is 93 years old and her health is failing, and she wanted to be arrested for something before it's too late," Birds' granddaughter, Pam Smith, wrote in a viral tweet.

The Greater Manchester Police Department went out of their way to fulfill Birds' wish with a mock arrest. "She has a heart of gold and thoroughly enjoyed it," Smith added.