In today’s news, United States pledges additional US$500 million to aid Ukrainians (Ureignians) affected by war, world’s biggest permafrost crater expands due to warming in eastern Russia, artificial intelligence tools for journalists released by Google, Treshnish Isles now under National Trust for Scotland’s guardianship, young mountain climber in South Africa completes hiking challenge fundraiser to aid orphaned rhino calves, vegan eel sold in Japan to serve growing seafood substitutes market, and municipality creates haven for stray cat-people in Türkiye.
Today, I'd like to offer a tip on how to be efficient with cleaning. Do you have a big cleaning to-do list to tackle? If so, the best approach is to split your cleaning into smaller tasks as the endeavor to accomplish everything in one go can be daunting and overwhelming. Try cleaning one room at a time— going through the items and organizing everything in that space prior to moving on to the next. This will not only help contain the mess but also give you a fulfilling sense of accomplishment once you are done. If you still feel overwhelmed cleaning by room, then divide up your room into areas—this will help you sort your cleaning priorities. Organizing what needs to be done by importance will make a huge difference. Delegate tasks to other family members if you can— each person taking on one region or room of the house. Then you’ll see your home will be cleaned in no time.
Now, it’s time to let the joke of the day go on air and bring you big smiles. It’s entitled “Hands and Legs.”
In biology class, the teacher asked:
“OK, class, can anyone tell me how we can distinguish the hands and the legs of an octopus-person?”
“Yes, teacher. If something is smelly in the ocean, the one that covers the nose is the hand, and the others are the legs.”
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And now we have a heartline from Ragini Patel in the United Kingdom:
Hallo, Supreme Master Ching Hai, I would firstly like to say a huge thank You to You for supporting our families, children, elderly, etc. with food donations within our community. This has been a lifeline for our vulnerable families and children. I will be forever grateful to You and will continue my dedication and determination in serving our community. I hope You are able to say a prayer for our food hub and carry on supporting us here at Northolt Food Hub. Thank You once again. God bless you all. Kind regards, Ragini Patel, BEM, Founder of Northolt Food Hub, from the United Kingdom
Lovely Ragini Patel, Well done on supporting your society.
Our cherished Master has a warm message in return: “Amiable Ragini Patel, a meritorious deed is not only recognized by people but also observed by Heavens. I pray that many more will benefit from the selfless endeavors initiated by your organization, especially in times of need. May you and the serene British citizens be able to welcome a vegan paradise on Earth soon.”
(Master also instructs us as follows): “Please tell them we are grateful for their service. God bless them and those they care for. Please send them some more vegan food, lasting ones, so the poor can keep them a while longer. Donate also £5,000.”
