If you're looking for a reminder of the good in people, we've got some sweet evidence for you.Madison Mealy and her husband Blake recently moved to a rural area in the Blue Ridge Mountains and are new to country living. Mealy shared a video on TikTok showing her husband mowing the lawn with their baby in a backpack. Cute, right? The only problem is they have a humongous lawn and her husband was mowing it with the teeniest push mower. To be fair, if you've never had a big lawn, you may not realize how long it takes to mow and that not all lawn mowers are created equal. (They make riding lawn mowers for a reason, and it's not because of laziness.) Mealy shared her amusement at having sent her husband out to buy a mower and seeing him come back with the tiny mower. It was going to take him hours to mow their grass. But after she took a shower and went back to check on his progress, what she found was so heartwarming. Not one, not two, but several strangers—presumably neighbors—had seen Blake trying to tackle their acreage with a subpar mower, and they showed up to help. "We don't know any of these people," Mealy wrote. Watch: See on Instagram "Reminder: there's a lot of good left in this world," wrote Mealy. It's true. Helping without being asked. Showing up when you see a need. Taking a burden off of someone's back without expecting anything in return. There are instances of pure human kindness like this all around us, every day, even if they're not right in front of our faces. We have plenty of viral examples of people at their worst, so it's important that we share humanity at its best. And if you're tempted to think that the former is the norm while goodness is the exception, don't. Studies show that most people are honest, generous and helpful. As Mealy said, "People are so good." We just need beautiful reminders like this on occasion. Thanks for providing one of those reminders, Mealy family. (Now go get yourselves a proper mower.) This article originally appeared on 06.17.22

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Guitarist Sophie Lloyd has dropped the music video for “Won’t You Come”, a collaboration with vocalist Marisa Rodriguez. The track is on last year’s debut full-length album “Imposter Syndrome.” “I always love working with Marisa.” noted Lloyd. “She’s got one of the most incredible voices and she’s also so creative and passionate about everything she does.” Lloyd added, “it’s very inspiring. the chemistry we have together is amazing, we have so much fun performing together and I’m so excited to join forces again!” ### The post Sophie Lloyd Asks Won’t You Come” appeared first on RockinTown.

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