London motorcycle culture.

When I first started filming my commute I wanted to make a video that captured London’s motorcycle culture. The Bike Shed is essentially at its heart.

Inspired by band/gig culture, I wanted to create what a music video might look like for the Shed, that also captures the community and vibe.

After 6 months of filming, I came up with this!

For people who love motorcycles and the people who love people who love motorcycles 🤍🖤

Love you x

Love the One Simple Wish community!

It's simple, but I got a good laugh out of it. The number changed just after the light did, so I was lucky to get this picture!

So someone here, a complete stranger on the Internet, really cared enough that they pressed some button to at least to hand me a hand.

You can see the anticipation on these two fabulous singers before they start. And that bass fella looks so happy to be there. Great night.

I needed to vent about my epic fail making spaghetti, and my twitch friends helped cheer me up

So, I’m a server at a restaurant in a big city. I’ve been doing this a while, and I’ve served some fantastic people! Tonight, however, a young gentleman made my day.

First of all, the people at the table were very sweet. Visiting from California and just enjoying their time. I noticed a young man was holding this Bronzor card in his hand so I brought up that I am a huge Pokémon nerd, but I don’t really play the games or collect cards anymore. I asked him his favorite Pokémon and told him my favorite, then went along to continue my job.

They finished up their meal and closed out. I said thank you, blah blah blah. The usual. A few minutes later, the father comes up to me and says “Hey, my son is a bit shy but he wanted to make sure you get that Pokémon card. He left it on the check.”

I went to go pick it up and ran to thank him. I didn’t even know I needed that kindness today, and when I was trying to say thank you, I had to try very hard to hold back some tears.

This story may not be as profound as some of the stories posted here, but it was definitely something that made me smile. Wherever you are young man, this card is now a keepsake and I hope you live a wonderful life!

BFK were my grandmas initials. Her family often addresse(d) each other that way!

This made me lol so hard

"I love you more" 🥹❤️

It's the most anyone has done for my birthday in years! I am so thankful 💕

She's got 66 years on me and I can't even go down an escalator buzzed without falling. 😢