In today’s news, Spain unveils US$11.4 billion aid program for flood recovery efforts in several regions, recent study shows link between deforestation in Brazilian Amazon and increased malaria cases, animal-people welfare organizations in Ireland receive €6 million in support from national government, new guide shows how practices such as conservoltaics in Australia’s New England Tableland region can increase biodiversity, stateless youth in Singapore gains support and confidence for new beginning, Japanese firm showcases enzymes to enhance products of vegan food producers, and stranded dog-person saved from Arizona, United States, canal.
Gardening is fun and healthy for all the family. I have a gardening recommendation for you. Celosia is a versatile plant admired for its colorful, edible flowers and leaves, making it ideal for sustainable gardening. The nutrient-rich leaves are often used in African and Asian dishes as an alternative to other leafy greens, and the flowers are popular as garnishes. Just be sure to only eat flowers free of pesticides. Animal-people lovers will be happy to know celosia is non-toxic to their friends, so it’s safe for curious cat- or dog-people. In the garden, celosia is wonderfully diverse. With numerous varieties, it can be the star of mixed beds, thrive in container gardens, or brighten up indoor spaces as a potted plant. Plus, its long-lasting blooms are excellent for fresh or dried floral arrangements, keeping your home colorful and warm well beyond the growing season.
Let’s give a happy high five to the joke of the day and welcome it to the studio. It's called “Grateful.”
Three wives were talking to each other. The football player's wife said:
“Gosh, I hate it when my husband calls leftovers ‘replays.’”
The TV executive's wife said:
“My husband calls them ‘reruns.’”
The mortician’s wife said:
“Just be grateful, gals. My husband refers to them as ‘remains.’”
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And now we have a heartline from disciples in the United States
