brightside--2020-04-17--15 Kitchen Hacks That Would Even Make Gordon Ramsay Proud

15 Kitchen Hacks That Would Even Make Gordon Ramsay Proud Time-consuming and messy cooking can be a thing of the past if you add a little enthusiasm and imagination to it .
Well , the easier the better .
Peeling veggies , ripening avocados in no time , or grilling like a pro — all of these can be achieved with minimal effort by just performing a couple of clever tricks .
Bright Side loves adding a little twist to our cooking process , and we are ready to lift the curtain on this exciting world of cooking for you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of these tips !
1 .
Peel tomatoes the fast and easy way .
The most popular way to peel tomatoes is to put them in hot water for a couple of seconds .
However , there is an even faster way to do this — simply pick up a tomato on a fork and hold it over a hot burner .
Make sure you hold it about 10 cm above the flame .
Instead of using gloves while cutting hot peppers , you can use a more eco-friendly option — vegetable or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pour a teaspoon of it on your hands and rub it in .
The oil will create a thick barrier so the pepper won ’ t damage your skin .
3 .
Use lettuce leaves to preserve your avocados .
Lettuce leaves can be used as an eco-friendly wrap .
An open avocado can just be wrapped in one and can stay in the fridge for up to one week , retaining its freshness and moisture .
You can still enjoy fresh apple juice even if you don ’ t own a juicer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to put an apple in the freezer and leave it until it fully freezes .
After this , take it out and let it melt completely .
Now you can take a glass and simply squeeze it with your hand to get apple juice .
Some essential oils can prevent you from crying while preparing onions .
You can add clove essential oil to a bowl with warm water and put it next to your cutting board .
If you have a diffuser , you can also use a few drops of citrus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the cutting board .
Prepare the necessary amount of chicken breasts by adding your favorite spices and salt , then cut the breasts in half lengthwise .
After this , place them on a cutting board and carefully pierce them with wooden skewers through their sides .
The last step is to cut them in between the skewers and kebabs to make the meat cubes !
If you decide to use a grill for preparing your kebabs , the less mess the better .
Just putting them on top of the baking rings @ @ @ @ @ @ @ clean up afterward .
A mixer can help to shred almost any type of cooked meat — chicken , turkey , pork , or beef .
Use the mixer on a low speed for about 2 minutes , and then it ’ s ready to be added to your favorite dish .
A pizza cutter wheel turns quickly in both directions which adds a great flexibility to the process .
This makes it great for easily cutting small products like green onions .
Just roll it back and forth and chop as finely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cutting garlic every time before cooking can be time-consuming and pretty messy .
You can solve this by simply preparing a Ziploc bag full of finely chopped garlic .
Then flatten it down , divide into sections , and freeze it .
While cooking , you can just break off a square and add it into the process .
There is no need to throw away a soy sauce container after the sauce is finished .
Instead , you can pour some olive oil in it and use it for drizzling your salads @ @ @ @ @ @ @ meat gets dry after getting grilled .
To prevent this from happening you will need a simple ice cube .
Put it on top of the cutlet and let it melt .
Then simply flip it over and cook as usual .
A simple potato can prevent meat and fish from sticking to your grill and save you time when cleaning up .
Cut a potato in half and simply rub the grill lattice with it .
The potato starch will create a barrier that will even help you cook delicate meat like @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bowl , some warm water , and a head of garlic .
Pour water in the bowl , place the garlic there , and leave it for about 5 minutes .
Then it ’ s ready to get peeled — its skin should slide off right away .
Moreover , there will be almost no mess !

Time-consuming and messy cooking can be a thing of the past if you add a little enthusiasm and imagination to it. Well, the easier the better. Peeling veggies, ripening avocados in no time, or grilling like a pro — all of these can be achieved with minimal effort by just performing a couple of clever tricks.
Bright Side loves adding a little twist to our cooking process, and we are ready to lift the curtain on this exciting world of cooking for you too. Make sure you save all of these tips!
1. Peel tomatoes the fast and easy way.
The most popular way to peel tomatoes is to put them in hot water for a couple of seconds. However, there is an even faster way to do this — simply pick up a tomato on a fork and hold it over a hot burner. Make sure you hold it about 10 cm above the flame.
2. Protect your hands while cutting hot peppers.
Instead of using gloves while cutting hot peppers, you can use a more eco-friendly option — vegetable or olive oil. Before the process, pour a teaspoon of it on your hands and rub it in. The oil will create a thick barrier so the pepper won’t damage your skin.
3. Use lettuce leaves to preserve your avocados.
Lettuce leaves can be used as an eco-friendly wrap. An open avocado can just be wrapped in one and can stay in the fridge for up to one week, retaining its freshness and moisture.
4. Squeeze apple juice with minimal mess.
You can still enjoy fresh apple juice even if you don’t own a juicer. All you have to do is to put an apple in the freezer and leave it until it fully freezes. After this, take it out and let it melt completely. Now you can take a glass and simply squeeze it with your hand to get apple juice.
5. Use essential oils while cutting onions.
Some essential oils can prevent you from crying while preparing onions. You can add clove essential oil to a bowl with warm water and put it next to your cutting board. If you have a diffuser, you can also use a few drops of citrus essential oil and place it next to the cutting board.
6. Quick chicken kebabs, with skewers
Prepare the necessary amount of chicken breasts by adding your favorite spices and salt, then cut the breasts in half lengthwise. After this, place them on a cutting board and carefully pierce them with wooden skewers through their sides. The last step is to cut them in between the skewers and kebabs to make the meat cubes!
7. Use baking rings while grilling kebabs.
If you decide to use a grill for preparing your kebabs, the less mess the better. Just putting them on top of the baking rings can save a lot of time and clean up afterward.
8. Use a mixer for shredding meat.
A mixer can help to shred almost any type of cooked meat — chicken, turkey, pork, or beef. Use the mixer on a low speed for about 2 minutes, and then it’s ready to be added to your favorite dish.
9. Chop herbs even faster using a pizza cutter.
A pizza cutter wheel turns quickly in both directions which adds a great flexibility to the process. This makes it great for easily cutting small products like green onions. Just roll it back and forth and chop as finely as you need to.
10. Use a Ziploc bag for preparing garlic.
Peeling and cutting garlic every time before cooking can be time-consuming and pretty messy. You can solve this by simply preparing a Ziploc bag full of finely chopped garlic. Then flatten it down, divide into sections, and freeze it. While cooking, you can just break off a square and add it into the process.
11. Reuse soy sauce containers.
There is no need to throw away a soy sauce container after the sauce is finished. Instead, you can pour some olive oil in it and use it for drizzling your salads.
12. Make your burger patty juicy.
Sometimes it can happen that your meat gets dry after getting grilled. To prevent this from happening you will need a simple ice cube. Put it on top of the cutlet and let it melt. Then simply flip it over and cook as usual.
13. Make your grill “non-stick” with a potato.
A simple potato can prevent meat and fish from sticking to your grill and save you time when cleaning up. Cut a potato in half and simply rub the grill lattice with it. The potato starch will create a barrier that will even help you cook delicate meat like salmon.
14. Peel garlic without a knife.
You will just need a bowl, some warm water, and a head of garlic. Pour water in the bowl, place the garlic there, and leave it for about 5 minutes. Then it’s ready to get peeled — its skin should slide off right away. Moreover, there will be almost no mess!
15. Use flour to rapidly ripen avocados.
You can speed up the process of ripening avocados by burying them in flour. It will promote ethylene emissions in the avocado and absorb excess moisture. After the process, you will have a perfectly ripe and delicious avocado.


brightside--2020-04-16--What Parents of Special Needs Children Want You to Know

What Parents of Special Needs Children Want You to Know Our children are human beings like everyone else .
We ’ re okay , we have ups and downs just like you do .
No 2 special needs families are alike .
Our kids also want to be accepted and included .
We can ’ t always be there , so to have an understanding family and friends is a gift .
Managing the time and demands of our kids is challenging , but doable .
In John ’ s case , he creates a calendar to allot some personal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the schedule that he shares with the mother of his child .
As for Melanie , initially she did not make time for herself , thinking that it would be selfish to do so .
But now she realizes that taking time for herself to unplug and recharge is actually a great benefit for her kids and husband .
So she has made some small changes , like waking up early to have coffee alone , reading , running , and weightlifting .
We appreciate help , especially if it ’ s a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s pity comes from genuine concern .
Our children are not “ broken , ” they are whole people .
Going out to an unfamiliar place can be challenging .
The struggle gets harder as our kids get older .
It was easiest when they were babies , and when people couldn ’ t tell that they were different .
As they get older , it is more obvious to others , which means people treat us differently .
However , by then we are more used to what is expected of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ net result is that our life is happier and easier .
We hope our kids get to grow and be loved even after we ’ re gone .
They may not be able to go to college , live on their own , or get married , but they will need friends and people to support them when we ’ re no longer there for them .
We are taking planning for the future very seriously , financially and geographically .
We hope that they get to learn , despite fewer opportunities and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The hardest struggle is watching our kids struggle to do something other kids can easily do .
Some of the hardest struggles come from watching the pain that our kids have to endure , like when John ’ s son had a series of seizures in one day .
But even on the good days , just watching our kids not being able to do things that other kids can do , breaks our hearts .
When he was one , Melanie ’ s son tried so hard to roll over during therapy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has a vivid memory of that moment that made tears stream down her cheeks .
Being parents of special needs kids can be a lonely journey .
So John and Melanie have some advice for new parents of special needs children .
They also shared the things that their children have taught them .

One billion people, which is about 15% of the world’s population, experience some form of disability. They do not have the same opportunities as we do and often experience exclusion from everyday activities. 2 of these people are Christopher and Nicolas. Christopher’s father, John and Nicolas’ mother, Melanie share their beloved sons’ experiences with us.
We at Bright Side think that we can all learn a lot from these 2 amazing parents.
Our children are human beings like everyone else.
Even if they seem different, they are worthy of kindness and respect. And kids with special needs, even with a similar diagnosis, are completely different. Assuming you already know them makes it really hard to actually engage with and learn about them.
We’re okay, we have ups and downs just like you do.
Sure, there are moments and days when life has been really hard, but in the grand scheme of things, even in those bad moments, we’re still ok. Our life has ups and downs, like yours. Our family has challenges and blessings, like yours. Our days are a mix of fun, work, and routine, like yours.
No 2 special needs families are alike.
Parenting a child with special needs is difficult emotionally, physically, and financially. It can also be exceptionally rewarding. But every family is special in their own way, so it’s better to not expect the same kind of reactions to what you’ve heard or read or experienced from other special needs families.
Our kids also want to be accepted and included.
Some of the kids can’t speak, but they still have feelings and can understand things. Nothing breaks a parent’s heart more than when someone says something mean to their kids. They wish other kids were taught to interact with kids who are different. All children have a desire for friends and, in fact, some of them, like Melanie’s son Nick, actually love people!
We can’t always be there, so to have an understanding family and friends is a gift.
Our kids require much more assistance than you might realize. Even if sometimes it might seem as though we have time for normal activities, there are unseen factors that need to be considered. It’s great to have family and friends who give us a chance, without expecting an explanation.
Managing the time and demands of our kids is challenging, but doable.
In John’s case, he creates a calendar to allot some personal time and allows for some flexibility in the schedule that he shares with the mother of his child. As for Melanie, initially she did not make time for herself, thinking that it would be selfish to do so. But now she realizes that taking time for herself to unplug and recharge is actually a great benefit for her kids and husband. So she has made some small changes, like waking up early to have coffee alone, reading, running, and weightlifting.
We appreciate help, especially if it’s a specific offer.
The generic “let me know if you need help” offers aren’t very helpful. But people can always be helpful in the smallest ways. The most wonderful offers are very specific, like offering to take the other siblings out for the day, offering to babysit, offering to cook meals, offering to help with errands, or offering school transportation.
We believe that people’s pity comes from genuine concern.
When people sympathize with us, we feel like they mean well and it might just be misplaced compassion. We don’t mind it, we imagine that they just can’t grasp how our lives are. Pity is usually communicated as “poor you,” but changing that to “how can I support you” could help others understand us better.
Our children are not “broken,” they are whole people.
While our kids might not be able to do things that others are able to do, it does not mean that they are not worth the trouble. All it takes is a little bit of love, respect, and patience to give a chance to someone different.
Going out to an unfamiliar place can be challenging.
If we’re not prepared or we don’t know enough about the environment we are going to, it can be stressful. Things like being able to find a companion bathroom are a really big deal.
The struggle gets harder as our kids get older.
It was easiest when they were babies, and when people couldn’t tell that they were different. As they get older, it is more obvious to others, which means people treat us differently. However, by then we are more used to what is expected of us as their parents, so the net result is that our life is happier and easier.
We hope our kids get to grow and be loved even after we’re gone.
They may not be able to go to college, live on their own, or get married, but they will need friends and people to support them when we’re no longer there for them. We are taking planning for the future very seriously, financially and geographically. We hope that they get to learn, despite fewer opportunities and resources for adults with special needs.
The hardest struggle is watching our kids struggle to do something other kids can easily do.
Some of the hardest struggles come from watching the pain that our kids have to endure, like when John’s son had a series of seizures in one day. But even on the good days, just watching our kids not being able to do things that other kids can do, breaks our hearts. When he was one, Melanie’s son tried so hard to roll over during therapy but couldn’t. Melanie still has a vivid memory of that moment that made tears stream down her cheeks.
Being parents of special needs kids can be a lonely journey.
It was very tempting to pull away from friends and family, especially during the early years. It was also hard to connect with all the parents who had “normal” children. But getting support from communities with people who are going through the same thing, helps.
So John and Melanie have some advice for new parents of special needs children.
It is vital to get the support that you need, you shouldn’t have to go through this journey alone. Reach out to family, friends, groups, and clinics in your area. And remember, no matter what diagnosis or prognosis you have been given, the doctors are only able to tell you the things that will be missing or challenging. There will also be wonderful, positive, life-changing experiences that you otherwise could not experience.
They also shared the things that their children have taught them.
John learned how to be a better person and that love is not limited by disability. Melanie’s son taught her that life is good and sometimes imperfection is where the sweet spot can be found. She also learned that everyone is created with a purpose in life and that love is the most important thing.


brightside--2020-04-16--25 Awkward Pets That Set Our Hearts on Fire

25 Awkward Pets That Set Our Hearts on Fire When cats are bored they are unbelievable , they even do stunts and gymnastics .
On the other side , dogs will do anything just to get their treat , even if it means they must pose for the camera .
Admit it , we just can ’ t resist saying “ aww ” when we see a pet in an awkward position .
People who have pets share those moments so that we can all have a ball .
Choosing between so many photos was not easy .
Every pet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Side want to share with you our favorite ones so far .
1 .
Meet the derpiest fuzzball to ever walk the earth 2 .
This cat is trying hard to find something to do .
3 .
“ The only way my new puppy Peach will sleep soundly ” 4 .
“ My new cat has these eyebrows that only make her look sad or nervous , lol.
” 6 .
His best attempt at playing hide and seek 7 .
This doggy knows how to pose .
9 .
“ I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a dog , we compromised and now have Gibson.
” 10 .
What about lipstick on a rabbit ?
11 .
Give me your snacks , please .
14 .
Hello there .
Did you call me ?
16 .
Those eyes and paws are calling me ...
I would snuggle him all day long .
18 .
He cheers me up , even after 3 years .
20 .
Cats will get into spaces that you ’ d never predict , like an empty toilet paper bag .
21 .
My father @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he is around children .
22 .
She played , she bathed , she dried ... 23 .
He just doesn ’ t care that he ruined my hours of work .
25 .
“ This is Tonka .
It ’ s his first time at the park .
”

When cats are bored they are unbelievable, they even do stunts and gymnastics. On the other side, dogs will do anything just to get their treat, even if it means they must pose for the camera. Admit it, we just can’t resist saying “aww” when we see a pet in an awkward position. People who have pets share those moments so that we can all have a ball.
Choosing between so many photos was not easy. Every pet is special, but we at Bright Side want to share with you our favorite ones so far.
1. Meet the derpiest fuzzball to ever walk the earth
2. This cat is trying hard to find something to do.
3. “The only way my new puppy Peach will sleep soundly”
4. “My new cat has these eyebrows that only make her look sad or nervous, lol.”
5. “My new kitten, Charlie!”
6. His best attempt at playing hide and seek
7. This doggy knows how to pose.
8. I am finally free.
9. “I wanted a cat, my wife wanted a dog, we compromised and now have Gibson.”
10. What about lipstick on a rabbit?
11. Give me your snacks, please.
12. “Teddy has the bendiest neck.”
13. Maya really enjoys frisbee time.
14. Hello there. Did you call me?
15. “My little man”
16. Those eyes and paws are calling me... I would snuggle him all day long.
17. Their friendship melts my heart.
18. He cheers me up, even after 3 years.
19. After a long day of hard work
20. Cats will get into spaces that you’d never predict, like an empty toilet paper bag.
21. My father’s dog gets awkwardly happy when he is around children.
22. She played, she bathed, she dried...
23. He just doesn’t care that he ruined my hours of work.
24. Meet Hugh Quackman!
25. “This is Tonka. It’s his first time at the park.”


brightside--2020-04-16--Teachers Explain Why Parents Should Search Their Children’s Phones

Teachers Explain Why Parents Should Search Their Children ’ s Phones It turns out that only 32 % of parents have even peaked into their children ’ s gadgets , which means even less of them do it on a daily basis and monitor their lives online .
It is quite a controversial topic regarding whether it is necessary or not for parents to monitor their children ’ s devices and people have varied opinions on this topic .
On one side , it is about trust and privacy , but on the other side it ’ s about their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ made their choice in favor of trust .
School teachers , however , seem to have a different position and call out parents to control children ’ s devices .
Bright Side decided to figure out what the reasons are for this , and honestly , they sound pretty convincing .
Parents should teach children how to use cell phones .
Just like many other social activities , using cell phones and the internet should be taught by parents .
Children should be aware of the dangers of the internet , and should @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to set the proper boundaries .
It is important to teach kids about security , how to create content , what can and can not be posted , and how to navigate in the internet .
Moreover , just like parents control their kids ’ behavior in real life , online activities should be monitored from time to time to make sure children follow the rules and act in a socially approved way .
Parents don ’ t know a lot about their kids .
The online world is the most dangerous place @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is where children spend a vast part of their lives .
Parents usually don ’ t have access to it and don ’ t even try , valuing their children ’ s privacy .
It is an impersonalized world where so many things are possible and where children don ’ t have their parents ’ guidance .
As a result , children might get involved in unacceptable activities .
A middle school principal says that whenever he ’ s had to search his students ’ phones , he ’ d find inappropriate photos @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and messages .
When parents hear about this , they refuse to believe that their kids are capable of these things .
Cell phones are the source of an unsafe environment .
With internet and cell phones , kids nowadays face even more problems than previous generations used to face at their age .
All the activities , including the harmful and destructive ones , are even more easily available on the internet which is flooded with inappropriate information , media , and behavior .
To provide children with a safe environment , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they get involved in and talk them through their experience , providing them with guidance and emotional support .
Parents should be present in children ’ s lives .
With children being highly involved with their smartphones , they spend less time with their parents .
The gap between children and parents is growing , and children are more often distancing themselves from their parents .
The information that older generations used to get from their parents , kids now get from the internet using unreliable resources , and they don ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s the parents ’ job to have conversations with their kids about their problems , their future , their bodies , their relationships , and everything else .

It turns out that only 32% of parents have even peaked into their children’s gadgets, which means even less of them do it on a daily basis and monitor their lives online. It is quite a controversial topic regarding whether it is necessary or not for parents to monitor their children’s devices and people have varied opinions on this topic. On one side, it is about trust and privacy, but on the other side it’s about their safety. Most parents seem to have made their choice in favor of trust.
School teachers, however, seem to have a different position and call out parents to control children’s devices. Bright Side decided to figure out what the reasons are for this, and honestly, they sound pretty convincing.
Parents should teach children how to use cell phones.
Just like many other social activities, using cell phones and the internet should be taught by parents. Children should be aware of the dangers of the internet, and should be shown how and why they need to set the proper boundaries. It is important to teach kids about security, how to create content, what can and cannot be posted, and how to navigate in the internet. Moreover, just like parents control their kids’ behavior in real life, online activities should be monitored from time to time to make sure children follow the rules and act in a socially approved way.
Parents don’t know a lot about their kids.
The online world is the most dangerous place kids have access to, and it is where children spend a vast part of their lives. Parents usually don’t have access to it and don’t even try, valuing their children’s privacy. It is an impersonalized world where so many things are possible and where children don’t have their parents’ guidance. As a result, children might get involved in unacceptable activities.
A middle school principal says that whenever he’s had to search his students’ phones, he’d find inappropriate photos and videos, social media usage, and messages. When parents hear about this, they refuse to believe that their kids are capable of these things.
Cell phones are the source of an unsafe environment.
With internet and cell phones, kids nowadays face even more problems than previous generations used to face at their age. All the activities, including the harmful and destructive ones, are even more easily available on the internet which is flooded with inappropriate information, media, and behavior. To provide children with a safe environment, it is crucial to monitor the activities they get involved in and talk them through their experience, providing them with guidance and emotional support.
Parents should be present in children’s lives.
With children being highly involved with their smartphones, they spend less time with their parents. The gap between children and parents is growing, and children are more often distancing themselves from their parents. The information that older generations used to get from their parents, kids now get from the internet using unreliable resources, and they don’t usually discuss it. But it’s the parents’ job to have conversations with their kids about their problems, their future, their bodies, their relationships, and everything else.


brightside--2020-04-16--18 People That Wanted a Perfect Renovation, but Failed

When you watch all the home renovation shows on TV , the entire process looks really fast and simple .
And only the people that have actually been through the process , really understand how deceptive the shows are .
While trying to make your place look perfect , there are so many things that can quickly go wrong .
We at Bright Side have found 18 renovation “ masterpieces ” where people involved probably just said at some point , “ This is good enough.
” And you will find a perfect motivator in the bonus at the end @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the world is this ?
3. Who in their right mind would do this ?
5 .
Renovation is all about compromise .
6 .
At least , they ’ re never cold in this bathroom .
7 .
These are stairs , in case you didn ’ t get it .
8 .
A floating washing machine : The spin cycle must look phenomenal .
12 .
“ Brand new building .
No frosted glass .
No provisions for curtains .
Just an audience ... ” 13 .
Because everyone deserves @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
16 .
“ This new hotel carpet that looks like it ’ s worn out ” 17 .
The door can be opened now ...
But at what cost ?
18 .
But how does one even use this built-in toilet ?
Bonus : While you ’ re scared of painting a wall , people are doing this stuff !
This should be an inspiration for you !

When you watch all the home renovation shows on TV, the entire process looks really fast and simple. And only the people that have actually been through the process, really understand how deceptive the shows are. While trying to make your place look perfect, there are so many things that can quickly go wrong.
We at Bright Side have found 18 renovation “masterpieces” where people involved probably just said at some point, “This is good enough.” And you will find a perfect motivator in the bonus at the end of the article.
1. What in the world is this?
2. This is chic.
3. Who in their right mind would do this?
4. A very unusual light
5. Renovation is all about compromise.
6. At least, they’re never cold in this bathroom.
7. These are stairs, in case you didn’t get it.
8. A floating washing machine: The spin cycle must look phenomenal.
9. “This bathroom in my neighbor’s house”
10. “This is a wall sink, not a urinal.”
11. Someone changed their mind.
12. “Brand new building. No frosted glass. No provisions for curtains. Just an audience...”
13. Because everyone deserves a bubble bath while basting a turkey.
14. Ah yes, a perfect place for a window.
15. Is a carpeted bathroom considered good design?
16. “This new hotel carpet that looks like it’s worn out”
17. The door can be opened now... But at what cost?
18. But how does one even use this built-in toilet?
Bonus: While you’re scared of painting a wall, people are doing this stuff! This should be an inspiration for you!


brightside--2020-04-16--15+ People Whose Age Is a Mystery

15+ People Whose Age Is a Mystery

Some people look 40 , when they are 14 and others look like teenagers , when they are adults .
It is a moot point as to whether it ’ s a gift or a curse , but what we definitely know is that trying to guess these people ’ s ages based on appearance alone is an impossible task and the people in this compilation will prove it .
2 .
“ Just turned 38 .
No one ever believes me.
” 3 .
13 to 30 in one cut 5 .
“ Looking like a 50-year-old mama getting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sunday .
I ’ m 13/14 in this pic.
” 7 .
“ Last year somebody told me I look like I ’ m 20 AND 50 .
She was trying to insult me , but I loved it.
” 8 .
“ This popped up on my newsfeed and I had to read her banner twice.
” 10 .
So young , but already a chef 11 .
“ My mom in 8th grade in the ’ 80s ... a true icon ” 13 .
“ I was rocking the middle-aged mom @ @ @ @ @ @ @ This dude from my friend ’ s new school is 15 years old.
” 15 .
“ 12-year-old me in my family photo .
I look like the 35-year-old secretary who makes the best Christmas cookies at work.
” 17 .
“ My niece , I was taking a picture of her and caught her on the down step running down a hill .
”

Some people look 40, when they are 14 and others look like teenagers, when they are adults. It is a moot point as to whether it’s a gift or a curse, but what we definitely know is that trying to guess these people’s ages based on appearance alone is an impossible task and the people in this compilation will prove it.
We at Bright Side have found 18 people that look incredibly unlike their actual age.
1. “Me, 14, looking like a 40-year-old Russian housewife.”
2. “Just turned 38. No one ever believes me.”
3. 13 to 30 in one cut
4. “Eyes of a 15-year-old girl, chin of a 30-year-old man...”
5. “Looking like a 50-year-old mama getting ready to go to church on a Sunday. I’m 13/14 in this pic.”
6. 7 or 37?
7. “Last year somebody told me I look like I’m 20 AND 50. She was trying to insult me, but I loved it.”
8. “This popped up on my newsfeed and I had to read her banner twice.”
9. “This 31-year-old lady looks like a 16-year-old activist.”
10. So young, but already a chef
11. “My mom in 8th grade in the ’80s... a true icon”
12. 13 months or 30 years?
13. “I was rocking the middle-aged mom look at 15.”
14. “This dude from my friend’s new school is 15 years old.”
15. “12-year-old me in my family photo. I look like the 35-year-old secretary who makes the best Christmas cookies at work.”
16. “Apparently I belong here. I’m 26.”
17. “My niece, I was taking a picture of her and caught her on the down step running down a hill.”
18. “Cover the beard, 12-year-old schoolboy, cover the eyes, 38-year-old lumberjack”


brightside--2020-04-16--15 Parents Shared the Hard (and Funny) Reality of Working From Home When You Have Small Children

15 Parents Shared the Hard ( and Funny ) Reality of Working From Home When You Have Small Children “ Working from home is a dream come true , ” they said .
“ There ’ s nothing like having the chance to be a parent and earn money at the same time , ” they said .
Indeed , working from home is a huge advantage , but when you have a group of little people who demand your attention all day long , your everyday life may turn into a more-than-impossible mission .
1 .
“ You can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ don ’ t worry.
” 2 .
“ Me and my husband are working from home .
Our 3-year-old wanted to have his own laptop.
” 3 .
“ My son found out that , even though I ’ m not at work , I ’ m still working from our home.
” 4 .
Working from home and having small children can be quite a challenge .
But if you have Spider-Man to assist you , there ’ s nothing to worry about ( or is there ? )
.
5 .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ of our children ’ s questions .
6 .
“ The new view from my office ” 7 .
If you worked in an office , you probably wouldn ’ t have such stylish colleagues .
8 .
“ I still don ’ t know much about numbers , but I can assure you they ’ re all wrong !
” 9 .
No one said you can ’ t mix work and playtime , right ?
10 .
“ Working from home is a dream come true , ” they said .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , let me take care of this.
” 12 .
When you know the true meaning of being a multitasker : 13 .
Just because you work from home and take care of a baby , doesn ’ t mean you have to stop smiling for the camera .
14 .
“ I ’ m working from home , so I ’ ve given my son a PS4 controller and put some Super Mario videos on the TV .
He ’ s been ‘ playing games ’ for hours !
” 15 .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Fisher-Price : ”

“Working from home is a dream come true,” they said. “There’s nothing like having the chance to be a parent and earn money at the same time,” they said. Indeed, working from home is a huge advantage, but when you have a group of little people who demand your attention all day long, your everyday life may turn into a more-than-impossible mission.
Bright Side would like to give a shout out to all those men and women who work from home and combine their working lives with their parenting duties. To all of you, we say, bravo! You guys are awesome!
1. “You can work while I clean the furniture, don’t worry.”
2. “Me and my husband are working from home. Our 3-year-old wanted to have his own laptop.”
3. “My son found out that, even though I’m not at work, I’m still working from our home.”
4. Working from home and having small children can be quite a challenge. But if you have Spider-Man to assist you, there’s nothing to worry about (or is there?).
5. This sign answers more than 95% of our children’s questions.
6. “The new view from my office”
7. If you worked in an office, you probably wouldn’t have such stylish colleagues.
8. “I still don’t know much about numbers, but I can assure you they’re all wrong!”
9. No one said you can’t mix work and playtime, right?
10. “Working from home is a dream come true,” they said.
11. “Step aside, dad, let me take care of this.”
12. When you know the true meaning of being a multitasker:
13. Just because you work from home and take care of a baby, doesn’t mean you have to stop smiling for the camera.
14. “I’m working from home, so I’ve given my son a PS4 controller and put some Super Mario videos on the TV. He’s been ‘playing games’ for hours!”
15. “When you work from home for Fisher-Price:”


brightside--2020-04-17--19 Times People Saw Weird Things and Internet Users Explained Them in a Snap

19 Times People Saw Weird Things and Internet Users Explained Them in a Snap Today , you can learn anything with help from the Internet .
You can find tips on how to make pancakes or how to go on a trip around the world .
But the value of the Internet is not about the amount of information it holds , but more about the people that share it with each other .
“ A friend of mine was recently on a flight sitting next to a family and these things were behind their ears .
Can anyone ID @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in our house .
There ’ s a tiny blade in there too.
” “ This is someone ’ s wooden contraption — may or may not be worth $ 2.
” “ A hook/carry thing — it came in a box of random tools I got at an auction.
” “ Walked by this many times while in Berlin and still can ’ t figure out what it is.
” This is a bit longer than a palm , very old , and is from Spain — possibly African .
“ It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ why ?
It has a 2-prong cord that says ‘ electricord ’ but it doesn ’ t warm up , doesn ’ t have audio holes , and doesn ’ t move .
Any ideas ?
” “ A Chattanooga friend found this at Chickamauga Lake .
He ’ s an avid fisherman of that area and is at a loss.
” “ Got this for Christmas but have no idea what it is ... ” “ I found this on a podium in a college classroom.
” “ A heavy metal head @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : They ’ re old battery cells .
If you open up a 9-volt alkaline battery you ’ ll usually find a stack of cells that look exactly like the smallest one in the photo .
Larger carbon-zinc batteries with more than 1.5V at the terminal are made the same way , though they ’ re not often seen in household items .
“ Purchased this at a yard sale .
The seller didn ’ t know what it was either.
” “ Apparently , even the museum staff didn ’ t know @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in a museum in Manitoba , Canada .
Looks like it ’ s maybe leatherwork-related ?
” “ Found this in the attic of a 1920s house .
Does anyone know what it is ?
” Came as part of a kitchen toolset from a thrift store .
The other tool was an apple slicer and corer .
“ At my school , we have these bins .
There ’ s a plate , a sandwich , a chicken/turkey leg , and then what ?
”

Today, you can learn anything with help from the Internet. You can find tips on how to make pancakes or how to go on a trip around the world. But the value of the Internet is not about the amount of information it holds, but more about the people that share it with each other.
We at Bright Side are sure that Internet users can provide an answer to almost any question and explain the use of the most mysterious things. You’ll see what we mean as you scroll through this article.
“A friend of mine was recently on a flight sitting next to a family and these things were behind their ears. Can anyone ID it?”
Answer: They’re acupressure motion sickness patches from Taiwan.
“This was found in our house. There’s a tiny blade in there too.”
Answer: It’s used to clean brushes and cut out hairs that get tangled in robot vacuum cleaners.
“This is someone’s wooden contraption — may or may not be worth $2.”
Answer: This is a toy catapult! Put a rubber band on the hook, over the round drum in the middle, and around the arm — then back to the hook.
“A hook/carry thing — it came in a box of random tools I got at an auction.”
Answer: It’s a wool hook. I used it to move large bails of wool.
“Walked by this many times while in Berlin and still can’t figure out what it is.”
Answer: It’s a clock that shows time in a 24-hour format. Each lamp in each row is 5 hours, 1 hour, 5 minutes, and 1 minute, respectively. So the time in the photo is 11:41.
This is a bit longer than a palm, very old, and is from Spain — possibly African.
Answer: It’s a stamping device to press these designs into soft metal like copper or possibly pottery. The coloration of the surfaces suggests a transfer of material from the workpiece to the dye over time.
“It’s an electric duck, but why? It has a 2-prong cord that says ‘electricord’ but it doesn’t warm up, doesn’t have audio holes, and doesn’t move. Any ideas?”
Answer: This is a sensor switch for a lamp. To make it work, connect a lamp to it, plug it in, and touch the duck.
“A Chattanooga friend found this at Chickamauga Lake. He’s an avid fisherman of that area and is at a loss.”
Answer: Looks like it could be the pharyngeal teeth of a black drum fish.
“Got this for Christmas but have no idea what it is...”
Answer: It’s a ram rod used for loading an old cannon.
“I found this on a podium in a college classroom.”
Answer: It’s a computer antitheft device. One of the ends of this lock is connected to a laptop or a computer and the other is locked to the table.
“A heavy metal head found in an old toolbox”
Answer: It is a cap gun-type toy? Put the cap in the mouth and drop it. It makes a loud pop.
“Various metal pieces found during a beach cleanup”
Answer: They’re old battery cells. If you open up a 9-volt alkaline battery you’ll usually find a stack of cells that look exactly like the smallest one in the photo. Larger carbon-zinc batteries with more than 1.5V at the terminal are made the same way, though they’re not often seen in household items.
“Found this in a thrift store — a crafted wooden thing that’s hollow inside.”
Answer: It’s a case for chopsticks.
“Purchased this at a yard sale. The seller didn’t know what it was either.”
Answer: It’s a utensil holder. The semi-circle end clips onto the edge of a bowl, then you can rest your spoon or fork between the metal prongs sticking up.
“Art? A fishing lure?”
Answer: It’s a squid hook. The white part glows and attracts squid in the dark if you fish for them at night.
“Apparently, even the museum staff didn’t know what this was. I found it in a museum in Manitoba, Canada. Looks like it’s maybe leatherwork-related?”
Answer: It’s a needle punch tool for making rugs.
“Found this in the attic of a 1920s house. Does anyone know what it is?”
Answer: It’s a plant/flower press used to dry plants.
Came as part of a kitchen toolset from a thrift store. The other tool was an apple slicer and corer.
Answer: It’s a tool used to open buckets. It’s also a hammer for putting the lid back on.
“At my school, we have these bins. There’s a plate, a sandwich, a chicken/turkey leg, and then what?”
Answer: It’s an eco-tensil paper spoon. You fold it using the dotted lines and throw it away with the food waste.


brightside--2020-04-17--30+ Rare Celebrity Photos That Are Filled With Warmth and Sweet Nostalgia

30+ Rare Celebrity Photos That Are Filled With Warmth and Sweet Nostalgia No celebrity can do without a bunch of photographs from red carpet events and magazine covers , where they appear in all their glory .
But every famous person has another side of their life that remains hidden from paparazzi and fans .
Rock musicians , IT girls , and actors from popular TV shows also keep photos that warm up their hearts in dusty photo albums .
We at Bright Side enjoyed looking through celebrities ’ photo archives and felt like we ’ ve become a bit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people .
Today , in our compilation , you ’ ll find photos that captured singers , actors , directors , and other successful people in a way that makes them look just like us .
1 .
Arnold Schwarzenegger with his son , Patrick , and Clint Eastwood with his daughter , Francesca , 1993 3 .
Kim Kardashian with her sisters , Khloe and Kourtney , the 1980s 4 .
Leonard Nimoy with his son on the set of Star Trek , the 1960s 6 .
Elon Musk with his brother @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Spears and Christina Aguilera on the set of Mickey Mouse Club , 1994 18 .
Kendall and Kylie Jenner at school , the 2000s 21 .
Enrique Iglesias ( on the left ) with his brother Julio and with his friends , the 1980s 23 .
Jessica Biel in one of her first photoshoots , the 1990s 28 .
Chris Hemsworth with his mom , the 1980s 31 .
Jennifer Aniston with her father , the 1970s

No celebrity can do without a bunch of photographs from red carpet events and magazine covers, where they appear in all their glory. But every famous person has another side of their life that remains hidden from paparazzi and fans. Rock musicians, IT girls, and actors from popular TV shows also keep photos that warm up their hearts in dusty photo albums.
We at Bright Side enjoyed looking through celebrities’ photo archives and felt like we’ve become a bit closer to the idols of millions of people. Today, in our compilation, you’ll find photos that captured singers, actors, directors, and other successful people in a way that makes them look just like us.
1. Arnold Schwarzenegger with his son, Patrick, and Clint Eastwood with his daughter, Francesca, 1993
2. Shakira in 1990
3. Kim Kardashian with her sisters, Khloe and Kourtney, the 1980s
4. Leonard Nimoy with his son on the set of Star Trek, the 1960s
5. Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez, 2001
6. Elon Musk with his brother and mother, 1992
7. Victoria Beckham as a child, the 1970s
8. Eminem celebrates his 18th birthday, 1990
9. Courteney Cox on a motorcycle, 1987
10. The film crew of Pulp Fiction, 1993
11. Cameron Diaz as a cheerleader, 1988
12. Freddie Mercury in 1990
13. Madonna and Jean-Paul Gaultier, the 1990s
14. Ozzy Osbourne in 1975
15. Angelina Jolie in 1990
16. Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera on the set of Mickey Mouse Club, 1994
17. Ariana Grande in childhood, the 1990s
18. Kendall and Kylie Jenner at school, the 2000s
19. Nicole Kidman with her daughter Faith, 2010
20. The film crew of Friends, 2004
21. Enrique Iglesias (on the left) with his brother Julio and with his friends, the 1980s
22. Miley Cyrus and the Jonas Brothers, 2008
23. Jessica Biel in one of her first photoshoots, the 1990s
24. Selena Gomez prepares to celebrate Halloween, 2000
25. Matthew McConaughey in childhood, 1969
26. Reese Witherspoon, the 1990s
27. Matthew Perry and Lisa Kudrow, the 1990s
28. Chris Hemsworth with his mom, the 1980s
29. Eva Mendes celebrates Christmas, the 1990s
30. Justin Bieber, the 2000s
31. Jennifer Aniston with her father, the 1970s


brightside--2020-04-17--15+ Photos That Prove Life With Kids Is a Never-Ending Box of Surprises

15+ Photos That Prove Life With Kids Is a Never-Ending Box of Surprises If it weren ’ t for our kids , it ’ s hard to imagine who would boost our mood every day .
Their innocent pranks , their genuine smiles , and their creativeness — all of these things make a life with kids both unique and outstanding .
Just look at the kid ’ s face who got a whole chicken leg or at the young boy who hacked a city billboard — every day with kids brings plenty of surprises , all parents need to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ My wife gave our son a whole chicken leg last night for dinner , the look of pure joy on his face made my whole day.
” “ Can ’ t find your switch remote ?
It must be somewhere reasonable like inside your kids ’ ukulele.
” Before and After : My son “ maybe dropped Zelda into the Lego box at some point ?
” “ My daughter made this out of hot glue and painted it , then lied in wait as I found it.
” “ My @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ Day by filling 22 containers , each with one strand of spaghetti.
” “ My 12-year-old son modified his bike with carpet for barefoot riding.
” “ I told my kid he could pick one donut.
” “ My son left the house with 2 left shoes this morning .
He ended up making a shoe out of paper and tape at school .
I was both mortified and impressed.
” “ My 4-year-old nephew about killed me last night at 2 am .
He moved his child-sized stormtrooper into the hall @ @ @ @ @ @ @ daughter makes beds in random places .
Found her asleep in a Costco container.
” “ Now I know my ABCs , I ’ ll write them on our SUV.
” “ My 3-year-old daughter set her chalk up this way and is convinced that it ’ s a turtle .
She made me pet it twice.
” “ I told my 5-year-old he could watch TV as soon as he ate half of his hot dog.
” “ Some kid hid behind a bookshelf and fell asleep during the video in my @ @ @ @ @

If it weren’t for our kids, it’s hard to imagine who would boost our mood every day. Their innocent pranks, their genuine smiles, and their creativeness — all of these things make a life with kids both unique and outstanding. Just look at the kid’s face who got a whole chicken leg or at the young boy who hacked a city billboard — every day with kids brings plenty of surprises, all parents need to do is grab their camera in time.
We at Bright Side love kids from their heads to their toes and truly believe that they are the ones who make our world shine so bright. These 15+ photos will prove it.
“My wife gave our son a whole chicken leg last night for dinner, the look of pure joy on his face made my whole day.”
“Can’t find your switch remote? It must be somewhere reasonable like inside your kids’ ukulele.”
Before and After: My son “maybe dropped Zelda into the Lego box at some point?”
“My daughter made this out of hot glue and painted it, then lied in wait as I found it.”
“My son pranked my husband for April Fools’ Day by filling 22 containers, each with one strand of spaghetti.”
“My husband hates when there are small quantities of leftovers in the fridge.”
“My 12-year-old son modified his bike with carpet for barefoot riding.”
“I told my kid he could pick one donut.”
In South Korea, a middle school student hacked the electric billboard.
It says, “Newspaper company electric board, you’ve just been hacked by a middle school student.”
“My son left the house with 2 left shoes this morning. He ended up making a shoe out of paper and tape at school. I was both mortified and impressed.”
“My 4-year-old nephew about killed me last night at 2 am. He moved his child-sized stormtrooper into the hall next to the bathroom.”
“It’s impossible to punish a creative genius.”
“My daughter makes beds in random places. Found her asleep in a Costco container.”
“Now I know my ABCs, I’ll write them on our SUV.”
“My 3-year-old daughter set her chalk up this way and is convinced that it’s a turtle. She made me pet it twice.”
“I told my 5-year-old he could watch TV as soon as he ate half of his hot dog.”
“Some kid hid behind a bookshelf and fell asleep during the video in my personal finance class.”


brightside--2020-04-17--10 Little Tricks That Shops Use to Make Us Spend More Money Without Thinking First

10 Little Tricks That Shops Use to Make Us Spend More Money Without Thinking First We probably think we know everything about marketing tricks .
And approaches like “ 2 for the price of 1 ” and “ it ’ s only 9.99 ” don ’ t work on us anymore .
But in the end , these hacks aren ’ t the only tricks that marketers have up their sleeves .
Companies pay close attention , not only to their number of sales , but they also want to keep their customers in a good mood .
This factor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ make an impulsive purchase , in both women and men .
And this will increase the profits of the company .
Just thinking about having to make a big purchase might bring us discomfort .
We don ’ t like to lose anything , especially our money .
But shops have found that if they remove currency symbols from their price tags , their customers will spend more .
The same thing happens when we pay with a credit card , because we don ’ t actually see how much money we are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ customers from lines The passengers who arrived at Houston ’ s airport were complaining that they had to wait for their luggage for way too long .
The airport took a lot of different measures , but none of them could improve the situation .
So the airport decided to make the time that it took passengers to walk from the arrival terminal to the baggage claim , 6 times longer .
People started to spend the time that they used to spend waiting , on walking .
And the number of complaints @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have mirrors next to their elevators , so that people can distract themselves while waiting .
At Disneyland , visitors can estimate how long they have to wait in a line with countdown timers , while supermarkets keep different smaller items close to the check-out desk to distract you .
If a representative of a company does something nice for you for free , you ’ re likely to want to thank them for that .
A small pack of gum or some candies in a bill folder have saved many waiters from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of their dinner .
Dissatisfaction with the service or the prices may easily be smoothed out with other freebies , like branded T-shirts , an exclusive book , or even with a cup of ice cream .
In the summer of 2015 , the taxi service , Uber , launched a large-scale campaign to deliver ice cream to its clients for free .
Despite the fact that not everyone got to receive this bonus , the number of complaints against drivers decreased , while the number of orders increased .
The human brain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ possible .
Going with the flow saves us energy , and this principle works for shopping as well .
So if you want to make people buy more and be ok with it , don ’ t add more new options .
Just adjust your “ by default ” settings .
For example , shops may change the size of an ordinary shopping cart .
And a customer may end up buying up to 40 % more without even thinking about it .
6 .
The spirit of competition will smooth out the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ something is elite , it ’ s desirable .
It may be difficult to believe now , but at the beginning of the ’ 80s , Timberland was in a difficult situation .
The company was selling high-quality , but not very pretty shoes .
The sales were declining and people were complaining about the weird design of their products .
So the Timberland executives just made the prices higher in comparison with other competitors on the market , and sales went up .
This decision turned their shoes into an elite product @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of customers .
When you ’ re in a rush to buy the last 2 tickets to get on the plane , you no longer pay attention to the details .
And once you are finally on the plane , you will most likely be glad that you are flying at all and will ignore the fact that you ’ re sitting far away from a window or that the back of your seat is broken .
In 1975 , scientists proved that deficiency affects our perception .
A collection of Yeezy Boost @ @ @ @ @ @ @ collaboration with Kanye West is sold as a limited edition .
People line up in the stores to buy this product and they don ’ t even complain about its extraordinary price .
How can a shop sell small and unnecessary items without putting them on sale or having customers complain that the shop is forcing this stuff on them ?
The solution is to create the illusion of volume by putting things in big containers for low prices .
Shops don ’ t even have to discount these items , because people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ This approach is called the “ bulla bulla ” effect .
A 25-year warranty , free technical support , or a life-long subscription sounds like a great deal .
But the company usually asks the customers to keep the receipt .
This can be explained by the fact that when offering these bonuses , the sellers make sure that the customers won ’ t complain about the quality of the product .
They don ’ t have to worry about minor breakdowns or poor quality , because an item can always be replaced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ problem is that the receipt is usually printed on a standard cash register on thermal paper , so it ’ ll completely fade after a couple of years .
As a result , manufacturers keep customers ’ loyalty without having to spend money on actual repairs .
1 .
The more difficult it ’ s to buy the product , the better .
IKEA stores are always located on the outskirts of the city .
And by the time we get there , we ’ ve already swallowed the marketers ’ bait .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ much trouble to drive that far away , they subconsciously set themselves up for a purchase , because it would be a pity to waste so much time with no results .
In IKEA , the furniture is sold disassembled for a reason .
This is another psychological trick .
A person has to spend a lot of effort and time to assemble the furniture .
As a result , they will no longer want to complain about the product and are more likely to admire their purchase .
Meanwhile , it was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the world ’ s commercial wood supply annually for the production of its goods .
And the company is trying to not advertise these astonishing volumes .

We probably think we know everything about marketing tricks. And approaches like “2 for the price of 1” and “it’s only 9.99” don’t work on us anymore. But in the end, these hacks aren’t the only tricks that marketers have up their sleeves. Companies pay close attention, not only to their number of sales, but they also want to keep their customers in a good mood. This factor increases the chances that a customer will make an impulsive purchase, in both women and men. And this will increase the profits of the company.
We at Bright Side prefer a healthy approach to shopping where there’s no place for cunning tricks. Take a look and stay alert when shopping.
10. No currency symbols means no problems.
Just thinking about having to make a big purchase might bring us discomfort. We don’t like to lose anything, especially our money. But shops have found that if they remove currency symbols from their price tags, their customers will spend more. The same thing happens when we pay with a credit card, because we don’t actually see how much money we are spending.
9. How to distract customers from lines
The passengers who arrived at Houston’s airport were complaining that they had to wait for their luggage for way too long. The airport took a lot of different measures, but none of them could improve the situation. So the airport decided to make the time that it took passengers to walk from the arrival terminal to the baggage claim, 6 times longer. People started to spend the time that they used to spend waiting, on walking. And the number of complaints almost dropped to zero. All skyscrapers have mirrors next to their elevators, so that people can distract themselves while waiting. At Disneyland, visitors can estimate how long they have to wait in a line with countdown timers, while supermarkets keep different smaller items close to the check-out desk to distract you.
8. A tiny gift contributes to big love.
If a representative of a company does something nice for you for free, you’re likely to want to thank them for that. A small pack of gum or some candies in a bill folder have saved many waiters from clients’ dissatisfaction with the total price of their dinner. Dissatisfaction with the service or the prices may easily be smoothed out with other freebies, like branded T-shirts, an exclusive book, or even with a cup of ice cream. In the summer of 2015, the taxi service, Uber, launched a large-scale campaign to deliver ice cream to its clients for free. Despite the fact that not everyone got to receive this bonus, the number of complaints against drivers decreased, while the number of orders increased.
7. Everyone loves the “by default” option.
The human brain is wired to think as little as possible. Going with the flow saves us energy, and this principle works for shopping as well. So if you want to make people buy more and be ok with it, don’t add more new options. Just adjust your “by default” settings. For example, shops may change the size of an ordinary shopping cart. And a customer may end up buying up to 40% more without even thinking about it.
6. The spirit of competition will smooth out the feeling of loss.
“Earn reward points by paying with your phone.”
Shops use point systems to prevent their customers from complaining about high prices. Initially, this system was developed for drivers, but it works perfectly in retail as well. If a customer spends a certain amount of money, they get a sticker, a couple of bonus points, or the opportunity to take part in a lottery.
5. If something is elite, it’s desirable.
It may be difficult to believe now, but at the beginning of the ’80s, Timberland was in a difficult situation. The company was selling high-quality, but not very pretty shoes. The sales were declining and people were complaining about the weird design of their products. So the Timberland executives just made the prices higher in comparison with other competitors on the market, and sales went up. This decision turned their shoes into an elite product that became more desirable in the eyes of customers.
4. Customers rarely complain about scarce items.
When you’re in a rush to buy the last 2 tickets to get on the plane, you no longer pay attention to the details. And once you are finally on the plane, you will most likely be glad that you are flying at all and will ignore the fact that you’re sitting far away from a window or that the back of your seat is broken. In 1975, scientists proved that deficiency affects our perception. A collection of Yeezy Boost sneakers that was launched by Adidas in collaboration with Kanye West is sold as a limited edition. People line up in the stores to buy this product and they don’t even complain about its extraordinary price.
3. The “bulla bulla” effect
How can a shop sell small and unnecessary items without putting them on sale or having customers complain that the shop is forcing this stuff on them? The solution is to create the illusion of volume by putting things in big containers for low prices. Shops don’t even have to discount these items, because people will be attracted by the volume. This approach is called the “bulla bulla” effect.
2. No evidence means no complaints.
A 25-year warranty, free technical support, or a life-long subscription sounds like a great deal. But the company usually asks the customers to keep the receipt. This can be explained by the fact that when offering these bonuses, the sellers make sure that the customers won’t complain about the quality of the product. They don’t have to worry about minor breakdowns or poor quality, because an item can always be replaced with a new one. But the problem is that the receipt is usually printed on a standard cash register on thermal paper, so it’ll completely fade after a couple of years. As a result, manufacturers keep customers’ loyalty without having to spend money on actual repairs.
1. The more difficult it’s to buy the product, the better.
IKEA stores are always located on the outskirts of the city. And by the time we get there, we’ve already swallowed the marketers’ bait. If a person has gone through this much trouble to drive that far away, they subconsciously set themselves up for a purchase, because it would be a pity to waste so much time with no results. In IKEA, the furniture is sold disassembled for a reason. This is another psychological trick. A person has to spend a lot of effort and time to assemble the furniture. As a result, they will no longer want to complain about the product and are more likely to admire their purchase. Meanwhile, it was established that IKEA uses 1% of the world’s commercial wood supply annually for the production of its goods. And the company is trying to not advertise these astonishing volumes.


brightside--2020-04-17--17 Internet Users That Have Mastered the Art of Cooking

17 Internet Users That Have Mastered the Art of Cooking The revenue in the ready meals segment is slated to be around $ 240 million in 2020 .
But there are still some people who want to cook at home and they do it wonderfully , even though it ’ s sometimes a difficult process .
Reddit users shared their cooking life hacks and what they found can also be interesting for you .
“ I froze a huge can of Costco tomato paste in balls so I should be set for like 5 years.
” “ Add a little @ @ @ @ @ @ @ your French toast !
Also , yay for breakfast at dinner !
” “ I froze my extra herbs in olive oil this fall so I ’ d have herbs to cook with all winter .
Dill potatoes anyone ?
” “ Use crushed , dried edamame as a breading for chicken in place of bread crumbs , for a high protein , less carb crispy crust that tastes awesome.
” “ I always mince the giant bag of garlic , freeze it , and break off squares for cooking.
” “ Cheese @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vegetable peeler to shave my parmesan.
” “ Carve out the center of food before freezing to make defrosting faster and more even.
” “ Cook your eggs in onion rings , for a perfectly-shaped fried egg that is ready to go into a sandwich.
” “ Freeze bacon before chopping to get fancy little bits.
” How to make a cake last for a long time “ If you want the essence of citrus but not the tanginess , try using the peel instead of the juice !
” “ Keep some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ any frozen pizza.
” “ If you have a rice cooker , cook your salmon in it as well to save time !
” “ Instead of cutting around the end piece , use an apple corer , it works perfectly on a tomato.
” “ Snack prep : frozen yogurt bark with berries , chocolate chips and coconut for 104 calories a piece .
”

The revenue in the ready meals segment is slated to be around $240 million in 2020. But there are still some people who want to cook at home and they do it wonderfully, even though it’s sometimes a difficult process. Reddit users shared their cooking life hacks and what they found can also be interesting for you.
We at Bright Side are convinced that there are many useful tricks that our readers need to know when cooking at home.
“I froze a huge can of Costco tomato paste in balls so I should be set for like 5 years.”
“Add a little brown sugar to the egg to caramelize your French toast! Also, yay for breakfast at dinner!”
“I froze my extra herbs in olive oil this fall so I’d have herbs to cook with all winter. Dill potatoes anyone?”
“Use crushed, dried edamame as a breading for chicken in place of bread crumbs, for a high protein, less carb crispy crust that tastes awesome.”
“I always mince the giant bag of garlic, freeze it, and break off squares for cooking.”
“Cheese grater broke, so I used a vegetable peeler to shave my parmesan.”
“Carve out the center of food before freezing to make defrosting faster and more even.”
“Cook your eggs in onion rings, for a perfectly-shaped fried egg that is ready to go into a sandwich.”
“Freeze bacon before chopping to get fancy little bits.”
How to make a cake last for a long time
I slice a chocolate fudge cake before putting it in the freezer and then we just heat up a slice when we want it. Saves wasting half a cake when eating it at different times.
“Improvised ’scum skimmer’ for making broth”
“If you want the essence of citrus but not the tanginess, try using the peel instead of the juice!”
“Keep some meatballs in the freezer to step up any frozen pizza.”
“If you have a rice cooker, cook your salmon in it as well to save time!”
How to make perfect bacon
Perfect bacon starts in the microwave - 5 min par-cook for 10 strips (30-45 seconds per strip) covered in a paper towel. Finish on the stovetop to crisp. Less oil to clean, quicker overall cooking time, strips don’t curl and pan does not become overcrowded.
“Instead of cutting around the end piece, use an apple corer, it works perfectly on a tomato.”
“Snack prep: frozen yogurt bark with berries, chocolate chips and coconut for 104 calories a piece.”


brightside--2020-04-17--A Dog Picks Only Fluffy Dogs at Day Care to Take a Nap on Them

A Dog Picks Only Fluffy Dogs at Day Care to Take a Nap on Them Edna is a super friendly dog , who enjoys her time at day care .
She loves the fact that she is around her fluffy besties .
She can play with them and , what ’ s even more important to her , she can take a nap on them .
Amazed by this cutie , Bright Side decided to show you a bit more about her and this special thing she loves .
She loves to be around other dogs .
Since she was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been going to a doggie day care , where she can be around other dogs .
When she gets to day care , she first likes to play with the other dogs for around 4 or 5 hours .
Then , after playing really hard , Edna knows it ’ s time for something she loves to do : napping .
This is the moment when Edna finds the fluffiest dogs at day care to make her nap more comfortable .
And they seem to enjoy it too .
She makes friends of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was younger and smaller , this habit was much easier and even tails were a good option for a relaxing time .
Her owner sometimes has to “ peel her off of another dog.
” The dog ’ s owner , Brianna , confessed that when she goes to pick Edna up from day care , she sometimes finds her asleep and has to “ peel her off of another dog ” to take her home .
Do you also have a puppy as adorable as Edna , who just loves to befriend @ @ @ @ @ @ @ us !

Edna is a super friendly dog, who enjoys her time at day care. She loves the fact that she is around her fluffy besties. She can play with them and, what’s even more important to her, she can take a nap on them.
Amazed by this cutie, Bright Side decided to show you a bit more about her and this special thing she loves.
She loves to be around other dogs.
Since she was just a little puppy, Edna has been going to a doggie day care, where she can be around other dogs. When she gets to day care, she first likes to play with the other dogs for around 4 or 5 hours.
Then, after playing really hard, Edna knows it’s time for something she loves to do: napping. This is the moment when Edna finds the fluffiest dogs at day care to make her nap more comfortable. And they seem to enjoy it too.
She makes friends of all breeds and sizes.
Even the smaller dogs are an option.
When Edna was younger and smaller, this habit was much easier and even tails were a good option for a relaxing time.
Her owner sometimes has to “peel her off of another dog.”
The dog’s owner, Brianna, confessed that when she goes to pick Edna up from day care, she sometimes finds her asleep and has to “peel her off of another dog” to take her home.


brightside--2020-04-17--A Deaf Guy Adopted a Deaf Puppy, and Their Connection Is Really Special

A Deaf Guy Adopted a Deaf Puppy , and Their Connection Is Really Special Most shelter animals don ’ t seem “ adoptable ” because of their age or health issues .
That ’ s why people who actually adopt these pets from shelters can be considered real heroes .
And one of them is featured in today ’ s article .
An unwanted puppy was waiting for the right person .
The story of Emerson is not an easy one to swallow .
At just 6 six weeks old , the puppy was dumped off at a shelter in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ through seizures and parvovirus , and lost his hearing as a result .
But this little lab mix puppy was always a fighter .
Later on , he came to the NFR Maine Rescue Shelter together with his siblings where he had been taken good care of .
He overcame his health issues and was put on the adoption list along with his brothers and sisters .
Emerson ’ s siblings found their forever homes right away .
But for Emerson , the process of adoption was harder .
After all , he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to live with .
Nick Abbott wasn ’ t even looking for a dog when he first saw an ad on Facebook .
But the puppy ’ s story touched him in a deeply personal way , so he decided to go to the shelter just to check him out .
The reason why Nick rushed to see the puppy was because he was born deaf and could perfectly relate to the difficulties Emerson faced in his life .
“ I thought we ’ d have a good connection , ” said Nick @ @ @ @ @ @ @ They fell in love at first sight .
When Nick came to the shelter , he saw a few dogs playing around .
But only one of them paid attention to the newcomer .
It was Emerson , a 12-week-old puppy at that time .
The dog made a beeline for Nick and sat right at his feet .
And then , according to Nick , things just clicked .
The man and the puppy played together for some time and quickly built a strong connection .
So , in less than 24 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ finished and Emerson got a new home .
They don ’ t need words to understand each other .
Emerson got used to his new home quickly .
Today , he ’ s a healthy , happy dog who enjoys his life with a loving and caring owner .
But an inability to hear doesn ’ t keep the dog down — to make their communication even easier , Nick has been teaching him some simple sign language commands like sit , lay down , and come .
Emerson had a really rough @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up having a fairy tale ending by finding a human who perfectly understood him .
As for Nick , the friendship has changed his life for the better .
He feels happier now and loves his dog with all his heart .

Most shelter animals don’t seem “adoptable” because of their age or health issues. That’s why people who actually adopt these pets from shelters can be considered real heroes. And one of them is featured in today’s article.
We at Bright Side were absolutely touched by the story of Nick and Emerson, and we’re incredibly eager to share it with you.
An unwanted puppy was waiting for the right person.
The story of Emerson is not an easy one to swallow. At just 6 six weeks old, the puppy was dumped off at a shelter in Florida, fought for his tiny life through seizures and parvovirus, and lost his hearing as a result. But this little lab mix puppy was always a fighter. Later on, he came to the NFR Maine Rescue Shelter together with his siblings where he had been taken good care of. He overcame his health issues and was put on the adoption list along with his brothers and sisters. Emerson’s siblings found their forever homes right away. But for Emerson, the process of adoption was harder. After all, he was deaf and needed a special owner to live with.
The puppy’s call was heard.
Nick Abbott wasn’t even looking for a dog when he first saw an ad on Facebook. But the puppy’s story touched him in a deeply personal way, so he decided to go to the shelter just to check him out. The reason why Nick rushed to see the puppy was because he was born deaf and could perfectly relate to the difficulties Emerson faced in his life. “I thought we’d have a good connection,” said Nick. And he was absolutely right!
They fell in love at first sight.
When Nick came to the shelter, he saw a few dogs playing around. But only one of them paid attention to the newcomer. It was Emerson, a 12-week-old puppy at that time. The dog made a beeline for Nick and sat right at his feet. And then, according to Nick, things just clicked. The man and the puppy played together for some time and quickly built a strong connection. So, in less than 24 hours, all the adoption procedures were finished and Emerson got a new home.
They don’t need words to understand each other.
Emerson got used to his new home quickly. Today, he’s a healthy, happy dog who enjoys his life with a loving and caring owner. But an inability to hear doesn’t keep the dog down — to make their communication even easier, Nick has been teaching him some simple sign language commands like sit, lay down, and come.
This story has a happy ending.
Emerson had a really rough start to life, but he ended up having a fairy tale ending by finding a human who perfectly understood him. As for Nick, the friendship has changed his life for the better. He feels happier now and loves his dog with all his heart.
Could you adopt a pet with special needs? Please share your thoughts with us in the comments.


brightside--2020-04-17--Bright Siders Named One Thing They Will Never Do

We all know the term “ never say never.
” But our readers have the opposite idea because there ’ @ @ @ @ @ that they will never do , at any cost .
And we asked them to @ @ @ @ @

We all know the term “never say never.” But our readers have the opposite idea because there’s at least one thing that they will never do, at any cost. And we asked them to tell us about it.


brightside--2020-04-18--20+ People That Got Something Special for Practically Nothing

20+ People That Got Something Special for Practically Nothing 1 .
“ Found this ring for $ 5 as it was sold as ‘ gold plated.
’ The ‘ PLAT ’ hallmark actually means platinum and the stones are diamonds and aquamarine.
” 2 .
“ I picked up this crude bowl plus some other bits and bobs for $ 3.50 .
After seeing the sticker and doing a quick Google search , it turns out it was salvaged sunken treasure from a ship that went down in 1822 .
I just got it because it was blue !
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ poster found at Goodwill for $ 5 !
The best $ 5 bucks I ’ ve ever spent.
” 4 .
“ Found this pendant in the costume jewelry section for $ 12 .
I took it to an auction house over the weekend and they said it ’ s an unmarked antique lavalier worth $ 1,000 — $ 1,500.
” 5 .
A Whiting & Davis gold crystal ball clutch at Goodwill for $ 5 that retails for $ 225 !
6 .
“ Got an amazing rare sunburst MCM clock for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at her garage sale .
Found it for $ 900 online.
” 7 .
“ Scored this awesome mid-century modern chair today for $ 25 !
It ’ s made of real leather from Italy.
” 8 .
“ Found this rivière style necklace this morning for $ 11 and assumed the stones were glass but they ’ re actually genuine amethysts.
” 9 .
“ Found this mid-century wrought iron table and chairs for $ 20 at the thrift store by my house .
Marked Lee L. Woodard & Sons , all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it fast enough !
” 10 .
“ Found this original autographed framed Snoopy drawing by Charles Schultz for $ 4.95.
” 11 .
“ $ 5 flea market steal : a Salvador Dali soft watch by Exaequo .
The original purchase was for a $ 129 genuine leather band.
” 12 .
“ Found this hanging on the costume jewelry wall at Value Village .
While ringing it up the cashier said , ‘ Oh , this is really nice !
’ It ’ s a $ 10,000 chain with a $ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and the stone tested as a diamond .
It weighs 6.7 grams.
” 13 .
“ I didn ’ t realize until I got home and looked closer that these sunglasses were vintage ( made in West Germany ) and gold-filled.
” 14 .
“ Dad found a set of Le Creuset pots for $ 2 at the local dump .
Christmas has come early !
” 15 .
“ Got this silver poison ring with amber for $ 10 and stuck an eye inside of it !
” 16 .
“ Found @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with 9 other Redlines at Savers for $ 3.99 .
Turns out it ’ s one of the rarest Hot Wheels and I sold it sold for $ 2,800 !
The other cars in the bag sold for just over $ 200 total.
” 17 .
“ I got this for $ 8 at Goodwill today — I just thought they smelled nice and looked it up when I got home .
Turns out it ’ s worth $ 75 when new !
” 18 .
“ Found this gorgeous $ 14,000 gold-plated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Only $ 3 !
” 19 .
A signed copy of The Afghan Girl photo for $ 12.99 .
One of the most famous National Geographic photos ever !
20 .
“ A genuine pearl and gold-filled necklace thrifted separately and used for parts .
Items cost a total of $ 2 .
Now I have a pearl necklace !
” 21 .
“ A 1722 British Half-Penny found in a button box at a charity shop in York , United Kingdom .
It cost 11 cents.
” 22 .
“ A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ set !
!
They make my heart happy every time I look over at their cutie faces .
Cost just $ 1.99.
” 23 .
“ Found this gold leaf choker for $ 25.50 at Vinnies !
It ’ s from West Germany in the 1960s — a really beautiful statement piece .
I ’ m actually in love !
” 24 .
“ A $ 99 Japanese knife for $ 3 — I couldn ’ t believe it .
The fish melts under it when I cut.
” 25 .
“ My @ @ @ @ @ @ @ GW for $ 25 .
I ’ m an avid thrift store shopper and this is my favorite thing I ’ ve ever bought .
”

It seems that finding something truly valuable in a flea market is like finding a needle in a haystack. But apparently, people find such things quite often — it just takes a bit of persistence and luck.
We at Bright Side are shocked to learn about the valuable things you can buy in thrift stores and we want to show you some finds that lucky people managed to get their hands on.
1. “Found this ring for $5 as it was sold as ‘gold plated.’ The ‘PLAT’ hallmark actually means platinum and the stones are diamonds and aquamarine.”
2. “I picked up this crude bowl plus some other bits and bobs for $3.50. After seeing the sticker and doing a quick Google search, it turns out it was salvaged sunken treasure from a ship that went down in 1822. I just got it because it was blue!”
3. “A Roy Lichtenstein silkscreen poster found at Goodwill for $5! The best $5 bucks I’ve ever spent.”
4. “Found this pendant in the costume jewelry section for $12. I took it to an auction house over the weekend and they said it’s an unmarked antique lavalier worth $1,000 — $1,500.”
5. A Whiting & Davis gold crystal ball clutch at Goodwill for $5 that retails for $225!
6. “Got an amazing rare sunburst MCM clock for $30 by bartering with a housewife at her garage sale. Found it for $900 online.”
7. “Scored this awesome mid-century modern chair today for $25! It’s made of real leather from Italy.”
8. “Found this rivière style necklace this morning for $11 and assumed the stones were glass but they’re actually genuine amethysts.”
9. “Found this mid-century wrought iron table and chairs for $20 at the thrift store by my house. Marked Lee L. Woodard & Sons, all original. I couldn’t buy it fast enough!”
10. “Found this original autographed framed Snoopy drawing by Charles Schultz for $4.95.”
11. “$5 flea market steal: a Salvador Dali soft watch by Exaequo. The original purchase was for a $129 genuine leather band.”
12. “Found this hanging on the costume jewelry wall at Value Village. While ringing it up the cashier said, ‘Oh, this is really nice!’ It’s a $10,000 chain with a $14,000 pendant. Gold tested as marked and the stone tested as a diamond. It weighs 6.7 grams.”
13. “I didn’t realize until I got home and looked closer that these sunglasses were vintage (made in West Germany) and gold-filled.”
14. “Dad found a set of Le Creuset pots for $2 at the local dump. Christmas has come early!”
15. “Got this silver poison ring with amber for $10 and stuck an eye inside of it!”
16. “Found a 1971 purple 442 in a bag with 9 other Redlines at Savers for $3.99. Turns out it’s one of the rarest Hot Wheels and I sold it sold for $2,800! The other cars in the bag sold for just over $200 total.”
17. “I got this for $8 at Goodwill today — I just thought they smelled nice and looked it up when I got home. Turns out it’s worth $75 when new!”
18. “Found this gorgeous $14,000 gold-plated, opal brooch at a thrift store. Only $3!”
19. A signed copy of The Afghan Girl photo for $12.99. One of the most famous National Geographic photos ever!
20. “A genuine pearl and gold-filled necklace thrifted separately and used for parts. Items cost a total of $2. Now I have a pearl necklace!”
21. “A 1722 British Half-Penny found in a button box at a charity shop in York, United Kingdom. It cost 11 cents.”
22. “A Frida Kahlo and Salvador Dali egg cup set!! They make my heart happy every time I look over at their cutie faces. Cost just $1.99.”
23. “Found this gold leaf choker for $25.50 at Vinnies! It’s from West Germany in the 1960s — a really beautiful statement piece. I’m actually in love!”
24. “A $99 Japanese knife for $3 — I couldn’t believe it. The fish melts under it when I cut.”
25. “My 1930s vanity that I found at a GW for $25. I’m an avid thrift store shopper and this is my favorite thing I’ve ever bought.”


brightside--2020-04-18--What 100 Calories Looks Like in 22 Popular Foods

What 100 Calories Looks Like in 22 Popular Foods Some healthy foods might actually have more calories than you ’ d expect !
So no matter how hard you work out at the gym , you won ’ t lose weight .
That is because portion control is a crucial part of the weight-loss process .
However , weighing your food is not the way to go .
It is the amount of calories that counts .
Here at Bright Side , we will show you what 100 calories looks like in some of your favorite foods .
Find out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ disappoint you and which ones can remain in your diet !
Bonus : Calorie intake is not necessarily related to healthy food .
Junk food has lots of sugar and added salt , so for instance , yogurt might still be the better option from a health perspective .
In other words , you can ’ t replace your yogurt with a burger , because they have the same amount of calories .
Always check the nutrition label !
Do you take calories into account when cooking ?
Do you think that ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if food is healthy ?
Which other factors do you look at in the food you eat ?

Some healthy foods might actually have more calories than you’d expect! So no matter how hard you work out at the gym, you won’t lose weight. That is because portion control is a crucial part of the weight-loss process. However, weighing your food is not the way to go. It is the amount of calories that counts.
Here at Bright Side, we will show you what 100 calories looks like in some of your favorite foods. Find out quickly which of your favorite foods will disappoint you and which ones can remain in your diet!
Breakfast
1. Greek yogurt
2. Boiled eggs
3. Bacon
4. Peanut butter
5. Croissant
6. Strawberries
Lunch / Dinner
1. Cheeseburger
2. Pizza
3. Chicken breast
4. Tacos
Desserts
1. Tiramisu
2. Ice cream
3. Ice pops
4. Oreos
Snacks
1. Donut
2. Popcorn
3. Roasted mixed nuts
4. Baby carrots
Drinks
1. Soda
2. Cappuccino
3. Chocolate milk
4. Water
Bonus: Calorie intake is not necessarily related to healthy food.
So great, now it seems like if you feel like having a burger instead of yoghurt for breakfast, you can as long as you stick to the 100 calories portion. Unfortunately, junk food has lots of sugar and added salt, so for instance, in this case, yogurt might still be the better option from a health perspective despite having the same amount of calories. Checking the nutrition labels of your food is the only way of knowing if you're eating something healthy!


brightside--2020-04-17--11 New Cartoons You Can Watch With a Cup of Chocolate Milk

11 New Cartoons You Can Watch With a Cup of Chocolate Milk The first cartoon appeared in 1892 .
Charles-Émile Reynaud showed it to the theater audience of adult ladies and gentlemen .
Despite the huge success , Reynaud was pushed aside by the cinema .
But right now , animations are popular again .
Modern creators understand that adults , just like children , want to relax and have fun .
And anything becomes more enjoyable if you can share it with your family .
We at Bright Side have found out which cartoons are the most anticipated in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been released and others will be out soon .
The story revolves around Queen Elizabeth II ’ s beloved dog .
A Corgi named Rex tries to save himself and gets lost outside of the Queen ’ s palace .
He finds himself on the streets of London with its violent reality , where you have to be strong to be successful .
In order to return home safely , the dog that never knew a hard life has to show what he is capable of .
He will have to learn more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , learn to communicate with other dogs , learn more about himself , and find his true love .
Vladimir is an experienced spy that can crack even the most mysterious case .
But he has one serious flaw : he loves freedom , so he doesn ’ t always follow his boss ’ s orders .
And when Vladimir takes on a new investigation , he gets Hector ( a rat ) as his partner .
Working with a smart , but daydreaming , partner is unbearable for the cat , because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other one halfway .
But in order to finish the investigation and catch the criminal as fast as possible , Vladimir and Hector have to become a team .
Everyone had been waiting for The Addams Family to return to the big screen and it finally happened .
This eccentric family seems pretty weird to regular people and they have a happy little life in their remote house on the hill , before they meet this reality show host who turns their lives upside down .
Salma grew up in a loving foster @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s been dreaming of finding her real parents .
She lives in a Spanish town where they celebrate the Day of the Dead , when the souls of the dead people come to the world of the living to meet their relatives .
Before this day , Selma ’ s foster brothers find a spell book that opens a gate to different worlds .
And then , Selma decides to go to the world of the dead to find her parents and learn more about her past .
Back when she was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ park and all of the inhabitants .
She spent days creating the park , but it was time to grow up .
She didn ’ t have much time for her dreams because of her mother ’ s illness .
But she had no idea how real her imaginary world was .
The park was in danger , because June had forgotten about it .
She then realizes that the responsibility for the park is completely on her shoulders and she decides to do anything she can to save it .
Fortunately , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her .
Lance is a self-confident agent who loves saving cities and countries .
Walter is a somber young scientist who wants to shield himself from the outside world with his inventions .
These 2 are complete opposites .
And once , when the agency really needs Lance ’ s help , he turns ... into a pigeon .
But this time , Lance needs Walter ’ s help to save the world .
Can this unexpected duo become a real team and stop the catastrophe from happening ?
Schoolgirl Ruka spends all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ where her father works .
Once , 2 weird boys come in .
They were born very far beyond the sea , and as it turns out , they have supernatural powers .
Soon , the sea creatures from all the aquariums around the world start going missing and Ruka suspects that the 2 boys have something to do with this mysterious case .
Aardman Animations Studio gives us another adventure story with Shaun .
This time , a real spaceship crashes not far from his farm with an alien on board whose @ @ @ @ @ @ @ charms all the animals and Shaun decides to help Lu-La return home at any cost .
But the sheep has no idea that alien hunters are already after them .
This US and Canadian animated film is based on Lois Lowry ’ s book .
It is about 4 children who are sure that it is better for them to grow up on their own , rather than trust their parents .
So , they decide to take a break from their annoying parents and send them on vacation .
But the brothers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ parents can also be a nightmare .
This animation is set in Ireland in the 17th century .
Magic and superstitions were very popular and wolves were believed to be the devil ’ s creations .
Robyn and her father ( who is a hunter ) are chasing the last pack of wolves .
But then she meets a local girl named Mebh who tells her the secrets of nature .
So , Robyn starts to realize that she shouldn ’ t have listened to her father ’ s advice to begin with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the original story by Chris Applehans and Jackie Chan is the producer .
The story is very similar to Aladdin , but it takes place in modern China .
And the boy meets a dragon that can make any wish come true .
This is a moving story of friendship that has a great plot .

The first cartoon appeared in 1892. Charles-Émile Reynaud showed it to the theater audience of adult ladies and gentlemen. Despite the huge success, Reynaud was pushed aside by the cinema. But right now, animations are popular again. Modern creators understand that adults, just like children, want to relax and have fun. And anything becomes more enjoyable if you can share it with your family.
We at Bright Side have found out which cartoons are the most anticipated in 2019-2020. Some of them have already been released and others will be out soon.
The Queen’s Corgi
The story revolves around Queen Elizabeth II’s beloved dog. A Corgi named Rex tries to save himself and gets lost outside of the Queen’s palace. He finds himself on the streets of London with its violent reality, where you have to be strong to be successful. In order to return home safely, the dog that never knew a hard life has to show what he is capable of. He will have to learn more about the secret life of the city, learn to communicate with other dogs, learn more about himself, and find his true love. Duration: 85 minutes.
Spycies
Vladimir is an experienced spy that can crack even the most mysterious case. But he has one serious flaw: he loves freedom, so he doesn’t always follow his boss’s orders. And when Vladimir takes on a new investigation, he gets Hector (a rat) as his partner. Working with a smart, but daydreaming, partner is unbearable for the cat, because neither of them wants to meet the other one halfway. But in order to finish the investigation and catch the criminal as fast as possible, Vladimir and Hector have to become a team. Duration: 99 minutes.
The Addams Family
Everyone had been waiting for The Addams Family to return to the big screen and it finally happened. This eccentric family seems pretty weird to regular people and they have a happy little life in their remote house on the hill, before they meet this reality show host who turns their lives upside down. Duration: 86 minutes.
Salma’s Big Wish
Salma grew up in a loving foster family, but for 16 years she’s been dreaming of finding her real parents. She lives in a Spanish town where they celebrate the Day of the Dead, when the souls of the dead people come to the world of the living to meet their relatives. Before this day, Selma’s foster brothers find a spell book that opens a gate to different worlds. And then, Selma decides to go to the world of the dead to find her parents and learn more about her past. Duration: 95 minutes.
Wonder Park
Back when she was a child, June imagined an amusement park and all of the inhabitants. She spent days creating the park, but it was time to grow up. She didn’t have much time for her dreams because of her mother’s illness. But she had no idea how real her imaginary world was. The park was in danger, because June had forgotten about it. She then realizes that the responsibility for the park is completely on her shoulders and she decides to do anything she can to save it. Fortunately, her good old friends come to help her. Duration: 85 minutes.
Spies in Disguise
Lance is a self-confident agent who loves saving cities and countries. Walter is a somber young scientist who wants to shield himself from the outside world with his inventions. These 2 are complete opposites. And once, when the agency really needs Lance’s help, he turns... into a pigeon. But this time, Lance needs Walter’s help to save the world. Can this unexpected duo become a real team and stop the catastrophe from happening? Duration: 102 minutes.
Children of the Sea
Schoolgirl Ruka spends all of her free time in the aquarium where her father works. Once, 2 weird boys come in. They were born very far beyond the sea, and as it turns out, they have supernatural powers. Soon, the sea creatures from all the aquariums around the world start going missing and Ruka suspects that the 2 boys have something to do with this mysterious case. Duration: 111 minutes.
A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon
Aardman Animations Studio gives us another adventure story with Shaun. This time, a real spaceship crashes not far from his farm with an alien on board whose name is Lu-La. The new friend charms all the animals and Shaun decides to help Lu-La return home at any cost. But the sheep has no idea that alien hunters are already after them. Duration: 86 minutes.
The Willoughbys
This US and Canadian animated film is based on Lois Lowry’s book. It is about 4 children who are sure that it is better for them to grow up on their own, rather than trust their parents. So, they decide to take a break from their annoying parents and send them on vacation. But the brothers and sisters find out that living without parents can also be a nightmare. Duration: 92 minutes.
Wolfwalkers
This animation is set in Ireland in the 17th century. Magic and superstitions were very popular and wolves were believed to be the devil’s creations. Robyn and her father (who is a hunter) are chasing the last pack of wolves. But then she meets a local girl named Mebh who tells her the secrets of nature. So, Robyn starts to realize that she shouldn’t have listened to her father’s advice to begin with. Duration: unknown at the moment.
Wish Dragon
This comedy animation is based on the original story by Chris Applehans and Jackie Chan is the producer. The story is very similar to Aladdin, but it takes place in modern China. And the boy meets a dragon that can make any wish come true. This is a moving story of friendship that has a great plot. Duration: unknown at the moment.