Friday! Time to feel good!
I’ve got a cup of coffee in my hand, and I’m ready to make a confession: I like cat videos.
Probably not surprising to all of you since FGF is always littered with cat videos and approximately 1.5 billion cat videos are uploaded each day. But really. What else puts an instant smile on someone’’ face? Probably lots of things, but kittens always do the trick.
So alas, I bring you Feel Good Friday with plenty of kittens in the mix.
Enjoy!
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More baristas are rising up and voting to join unions.
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Get yourself some vegetarian burritos because Bandidas is donating their profits to B.C. teachers!
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Aaaaand, local unions also offered BCTF an $8 million loan so they could continue the strike.
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Male novelists jokes! Again! Read aloud!
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Amanda Lickers disrupts Bill McKibben; real talk is delivered.
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Janelle Monae + Sesame Street = AMAZING. More please!
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Etsy joins the #changethename campaign and bans the use of Washington football team name and logo.
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What happens if you give a board treasurer a cookie? I dunno, but these children’s books about non-profits are pretty good.
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Have you heard? Nova Scotia banned fracking!
- Students help Emma Sulkowicz carry her mattress to class in first collective carry. Not “good news” but a powerful display of solidarity.
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Aboriginal music awards host a two-spirit performer for the first time.
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NYT issues correction: “Dick Cheney. He was vice president, not president.”
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It’s the day I’ve been waiting for: All seven seasons of Gilmore Girls are coming to Netflix. Rejoice!
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No drillz please! The Klabona Keepers, an organization of Tahltan elders and families from Iskut, British Columbia, occupied and shut down a Black Hawk Drill Pad.
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Khris. Pawl. Fraque. Here’s the real reason Starbucks baristas spell your name wrong.
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Hahahaha, the Fraser Institute tries to claim it’s not right wing. Oh you guyz are too funny!
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Indoor cats react to going outside for the first time.
Need more? Check out the rest of our Feel Good Fridays here.
Kaitlin McNabb is rabble’s books and news coordinator and she had a cat named Chandler who was the greatest. There are no videos of him on the Internet. Follow her on twitter @kaitlinmcnabb.
Photo: flickr/John
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