The Happy News Blog

School is crazy hectic at the moment. I have about 2 more weeks of craziness, then I will try and resume posting.

Anonymous asked: IM me on Yahoo Msngr it's important. my username is wilsonneslerKK121369

Hmmm, this is new. But if it were actually important, you wouldn’t be anon and you would have a way to contact me besides Yahoo Messenger, which I don’t even use.

mentalflossr:

Some couples have fairly normal ceremonies, but let their inner nerdiness slip out in their wedding photos. See more here.

ohscience:

madagascan sunset moth

geneticist:

HIV Virus (red) attaching to its host (Via)

Okay, so HIV isn’t happy news. But I think science is amazing, and that we can even capture something like this is awesome. And I think that viruses look pretty neat.

nationalpost:

From @npsport: Hey @nationalpost, we see your baby panda photos, and raise you ONE SOCCER ELEPHANT

nationalpostsports:

Gratuitous soccer elephant of the day: Meet the “oracle” who predicted the results of the women’s World Cup this summer. Fabian Bimmer/Reuters

theanimalblog:

(by Ben Heine)

(via theanimalblog)

urlesque:

Deformed puppy, rescued from trash, learns to walk | Today

Harper the pit bull was born with a condition called “swimmer puppy disorder,” and most dogs born with it don’t survive. The disorder causes rigid limbs and tight muscles, leaving puppies lying flat on their chests with their legs splayed out.

After being found in a garbage bag and taken to an animal shelter where she was scheduled to be euthanized, Harper was rescued by shelter worker Erica Daniel and can walk now thanks to hydrotherapy and love.

(via theanimalblog)

urbangreens:

Chicago Subway Train Transformed Into Lush Mobile Garden on Wheels! | Inhabitat

Love love love

via architizer.com

utnereader:

Andrew Carnegie built an impressive 2,509 libraries around the turn of the 20th century. Now Rick Brooks and Todd Bol are on a mission to top his total with their two-foot by two-foot Little Free Libraries.

The diminutive, birdhouse-like libraries, which Brooks and Bol began installing in Hudson and Madison, Wisconsin, in 2009, are typically made of wood and Plexiglas and are designed to hold about 20 books for community members to borrow and enjoy. Offerings include anything from Russian novels and gardening guides to French cookbooks and Dr. Seuss.

Keep reading …

(via bookmania)