In today’s news, United Kingdom provides £1 million for the Philippines typhoon recovery, loss of vital current in Atlantic Ocean would drastically alter Earth’s ecosystem, companies from Israel and Brazil partner to produce compostable food packaging, World Bank provides funds for improved access to electricity in Papua New Guinea, woman in Texas, USA, providing free transportation to people in need receives new car from stranger, Denmark launches product giving vegan cheese texture and stretchiness of traditional cheese, and cow-person in New York, United States, escapes slaughter and finds friend at a refuge.
Making good investments in life can be as simple as smart vegetable gardening. Here’s a handy tip for you. Do you know how you can get a self-sustaining garlic patch in your garden? The answer lies within the bulbils, which are small garlic clones that form within the flower stalk. To begin, allow your garlic plants to flower and change to a yellow color prior to harvesting. As the mature garlic is pulled up, the bulbils will fall off naturally and replant themselves during the process. It may take several seasons for these mini garlics to mature into full-size bulbs. Before you know it, you’ll have tons of garlic without having to spend a dime!
Let’s step on the giggle road and savor the joke of the day. It’s entitled “Lucky.”
Terry had been gold panning for two weeks in California without result. On the last day of his vacation, he finally found a small nugget worth around 80 dollars. Ruing how much he had spent on this gold-finding endeavor in equipment and travel costs, he complained to his guide:
“Can you believe that after all this time and expense, this one nugget is costing me more than 500 dollars?”
“Well now, sir, aren’t you lucky you didn’t get two!”
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