14 Photos That Are Literally Screaming for Help

“I used to stand before the mirror and look deep into my unhappy eyes, sigh and say, ‘Oh cruel fate!’ And in a few minutes, I felt a little bit better.” This is what Moominpappa used to say. Sometimes life presents us with challenges that are difficult to get through, and this practice can actually help.

Bright Side has prepared a collection of situations in which this small exercise could help us to look at the future with optimism.

1. Oh, no, no, no…

2. Well, now it’s pizza time!

3. Maybe rent will be a bit lower now?

4. When you aren’t careful enough:

5. This ice cream came without a cone.

6. Yes, these are peanuts in a Coca-Cola bottle.

7. My view from the top of Machu Picchu Mountain and what the view could have been:

8. At least they found what they were looking for.

9. Now I know what a bottomless cup of coffee looks like.

10. Just got to my therapy appointment. It seems to be off to a bad start…

11. Don’t blame him. He hasn’t finished the book yet.

12. Spice up your life!

13. “Our youngest son has a taste for irony.”

14. “I just built a new house for myself.”

Are you upset when you fail to do something or when unexpectedly bad days sneak up on you? Do you think Moominpappa’s advice can help with this? Share your stories with us!

Preview photo credit IsProbablyLying4 / Reddit

Dоеs аnyоnе еvеn rеmеmbеr this lеgеndаry асtrеss? Wеll shе is nоw 91 аnd shе still lооks yеs u rеаd it right NINЕТY-ОNЕ

Carol Burnett, an iconic American actor and comedian, is best known for her groundbreaking comedy-variety show, The Carol Burnett Show, which ran from 1967 to 1978. At 91, Burnett is still captivating audiences with her role in the Apple TV+ series Palm Royale, a drama set in 1969 Palm Beach, Florida.

Born on April 26, 1933, in San Antonio, Texas, Burnett was raised by her grandmother due to her parents’ alcoholism. They moved to Hollywood in the 1940s, and Burnett studied theatre at the University of Southern California.

Her big break came in 1957 on The Ed Sullivan Show with a comedic song that spoofed young women’s adoration for heartthrob Elvis Presley, making her an overnight sensation.

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