We know our readers hail from all corners of the globe, so we can't speak for all of your weather woes. But here in New York, things are looking pretty glum. It's been grey, rainy, and downright bone-chilling - a reminder of the difficult and depressing months ahead. To help combat your seasonal affective disorder, we're bringing you these sweet and scroll-worthy tweets and posts. They may seem cheesy but every now and then a little cheese is good.
random act of kindness
If you've had a rough day, week, month, or year, these happy pictures and wholesome memes are sure to help you get back into the groove of not hating life. At the very least, they'll remind you that good people do exist, and positive things do happen in this crazy, messed-up world.
Our sister site Fail Bloghas taught us how many terrible cheapskates roam the planet - but this story proves that some people still have good intentions and even better hearts. Reddit user JeffTrav shared this heartwarming exchange to r/HumansBeingBros (a subreddit for stuff like this that will give you the feels) and the internet collectively squee'd. His wife was looking to sell her car for $1,200 and did not want to keep it on hold.Until someone with a great need came along. Prepare to feel the feels.
Via Caroline Macrory
Caroline Macrory started a trend by leaving gifts on the doorstep of someone who needed them and running away. She called this the Doorstep Challenge and this act of kindness has really caught on.
Even a few local businesses have joined in. 
via @CoopBlythe
via @LearningTutorUK
Macrory's goal is bringing people together to make life a little easier. She told Mashable, "Basically the concept of the ‘doorstep challenge’ is to reach out to those in our community who might be struggling at this time of year for one reason or another and spread a little Christmas cheer."
And on that day, we didn't make any snarky comments about "Kids These Days."
