What do cows and red seaweed have in common? Don’t know? Neither did I until now.
I happened to catch a wee story about red seaweed the other day that made me shake my head … so I just had to put it under the category of WTF!!!
It appears that scientists have discovered that feeding this abundant red seaweed to cows will reduce methane by up to 90%! Of course they have! Scientists
Even at the top of the pile a CEO needs to be on his game – in more ways than you would think.
When I’m at the gym, don’t laugh; yes, I go to the gym, but that’s a story for another day.
Getting back to what I was going to tell you. When I’m at the gym, I use the time wisely and listen to podcasts. I have several to choose from, and depending on the mood of the morning, I will pick one
What do you do with those umbrellas?
There is always something that I come across every day, that makes me laugh. And seeing cocktail umbrellas strung up along a pergola certainly tickled my funny bone.
I mean, talk about recycling! And how many cocktails did the owners have to have to get to create this remarkable string of fun?
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I honestly can’t call myself a doggy person – but a night with Leo changed all that.
During my illustrious career as a house-sitter, my number one rule was “no dogs”. Now, admittedly, it did reduce the house pool somewhat, but I remained firm. That is until I met Leo.
I have long retired from being a permanent house-sitter deciding that I do prefer to have an anchor, somewhere
We can have a future if we put our minds to it. But it won’t be the politicians who make it happen.
At the first world food summit In 1974, Henry Kissinger famously said:
“We will end hunger within a decade.”
His statement seems pathetic now as we are close to 2 billion people facing hunger. And because of the impact from the COVID pandemic,
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