This exchange between the Museum of English Rural Life and the Vagina Museum is here to make your day better

John Plunkett. Updated April 11th, 2019

It all started when the Museum of English Rural Life posted this, just over a year ago …

look at this absolute unit. pic.twitter.com/LzcQ4x0q38

— The Museum of English Rural Life (@TheMERL) April 9, 2018

And it commemorated its first anniversary with – what else? – another tweet.

It’s been one year since you looked at this absolute unit. https://t.co/5t8piGSGBa

— The Museum of English Rural Life (@TheMERL) April 9, 2019

Which is when the Vagina Museum – set to open in north London by the end of this year – got involved.

happy birthday, mr sheep

— Vagina Museum (@vagina_museum) April 9, 2019

And the Museum of English Rural Life, well, it responded in kind.

thank you ms vagina museum

— The Museum of English Rural Life (@TheMERL) April 9, 2019

And people loved it.

This exchange is the best thing that’s ever happened on twitter.

— Lady de Luce (@LadydeLuce) April 9, 2019

This made the year for so many people. Love you @TheMERL 💜

— Sally J Beach (@ThirteenthCent) April 9, 2019

Love you too Sally

— The Museum of English Rural Life (@TheMERL) April 9, 2019

It was also shared by this chap.

This is the wholesome content I come to this website for. pic.twitter.com/LrMisbc6T8

— Shaun Kearney (@shaunwkearney) April 9, 2019

Thank you mr shaun

— The Museum of English Rural Life (@TheMERL) April 9, 2019

And then there was this PS or two.

We can’t express the love and solidarity we feel for everyone who talks to us, shares their animals with us, make us laugh and in general make Twitter a better place to be.

Thank you for being you, you absolute units.

— The Museum of English Rural Life (@TheMERL) April 9, 2019

Happy Absolute Unit Boxing Day https://t.co/AJQbjzXBHa

— The Museum of English Rural Life (@TheMERL) April 10, 2019