Wholesome Moments Enthusiast Gifts

'My drawings on the fridge are nice, but my video of grandmom putting them there just went viral!'

Fat Kid 10- Eats an ice-cream

"Have mercy on me, Mama. Have mercy on Mr. Pitiful."

Sitting in a tree

Windchimes

'I love the way you wiggle your nose when you say that.'

Biting Slippers.

'You'd better stop reading, Dad... you're making me sleepy.'

It's a shame, but I'm still deciding if it

'I love my mum and dad!'

Husband Descending a Staircase After Tripping on his Wife's Shoes

"Today's weather forecast, is very accurate."

How to injury yourself as an adult

"The computers are down. You'll just have to suffer and go outside and play."

'Moron.'

'Your little one is giving the sitter a big kiss-of life.'

Make him warm and comfortable...

"I'd steer clear of that guy Jill, he's all sorts of trouble..."

'Tsk, the garden's full of the dog's mess again...'

"You've been listening to the mellow sound of Station EZZZ."

'One baby, one placenta, one umbilical cord...stock-taking never takes long in here.'

"I love our comfortable silences."

Two people are sat in a cold café having hot chocolate.

"Good News! It's today again!"

"Life is not measured by the number of breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away. Disregard this baloney if you're asthmatic."

A boy wanting another boy to share an oyster

"One day, you'll look back on all your youthful mistakes and remember how adorable you were while making them."

Bob and Sarah were enjoying a magical evening together until, lost in the moment, Bob bubbled in the bathwater.

"Well, if there's gonna be another six weeks of winter we might as well sit down and have a drink, right?"

Life goes by like somebody has pushed a fast forward button. I'd like to have a rewind button so I could go back and replay a few segments over and over again!

"This counts as one wish, by the way."

Everyone remembers a good teacher.

'The Coming of Santa Claus'

Elmer's eyeglasses, free repairs: 'They got ran over by a bus.'

'The last thing Marcia remembers before passing out...'