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100 Adorable Things That Will Make You Smile

Isabel Sakarin
Dec 22, 2015
Vassar College
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100 Adorable Things That Will Make You Smile
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  1. Tiny socks
  2. Fluffy dogs
  3. Tiny dogs
  4. Dogs that aren’t really dogs but are really good dogs
  5. Pine cones
  6. Old people
  7. Chickpeas
  8. Chicken shaped like dinosaurs

    9. \

    9. Beans

    10. Human beans

    11. Especially round cacti


    12. Mushrooms


    13. This painting


    14. Asparagus


    15. Round rocks


    16. Potatoes


    17. Babies that can run


    18. Babies that can’t run but try anyway


    19. All babies, really


    20. Baby pigs


    21. Pigs in blankets


    22. Actual pigs in blankets


    23. Tiny bananas



    24. Cuddly otters


    25. Otter puns


    26. Freckles


    27. Buttons


    28. Small books with lots of pages



    29. Trees that are rather squat


    30. The faces people make when they concentrate


    31. Sitting in a circle


    32. Berries


    33. The act of nibbling


    34. More nibbling


    35. The word noodle

    NOODLE


    36. Actual noodles



    37. My parents!


    38. Oats


    39. The way hair dye is sold in Thailand


    40. The way pretty much everything is sold in Thailand



    41. Gnomes


    42. People in love


    43. Miniature mugs


    44. Miniature horses


    45. GMO cows

    (just kidding)


    46. Normal cows


    47. Oversized pigeons


    48. Socks that are also shirts


    49. Turtles


    50. Turtlenecks


    51. Sleepy babies


    52. My sleepy baby


    53. Pancakes cooked in rice cookers


    54. Bubbles


    55. This exit sign at Vassar College that looks vaguely frog-like


    56. Groundhog Day


    57. Pockets


    58. Pouches


    59. More pouches


    60. More pouches


    61. A cat in a hat


    62. Bulbs


    63. Shrubs


    64. Really fluffy bread


    65. Cottages


    66. This pot


    67. Penguins in love


    68. Penguins sliding on their bellies


    69. Baby penguins being grumpy


    70. Happy mountains

71. Fuzzy carpets



72. Papayas



73. Knobs



74. Excessively large cupcakes


75. Excessively small cakes



76. This bunny


77. Macaroni


78. Strawberry hats


79. These friends


80. Overalls


81. These dinosaurs


82. Muffins


83. Bonsai


84. The blobs in lava lamps


85. Dandelions


86. Squash


87. The faces on outlets


88. Baskets


89. Capybaras


90. More capybaras


91. Sleepy capybara


92. Pancakes shaped like animals


93. Tophats


94. Tiny tophats for tiny heads


95. A mouse wearing a sombrero


96. This giant cucumber


97. Watermelons


98. Japanese watermelons


99. Babies in watermelons


100. This hedgehog

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