Monthly Archives: August 2015
Guiness World Record: Most push ups in an hour
New York inspired nail art
Bad memory
Affectionate monkeys
Waking up from a nap
Chocolate balloon bowls
Disapointed
How to make a ribbon hair bow
Disappointed…
Optical illusion
Be who you are – fight gender stereotypes
It’s not that I’m lazy…
When it’s sooooo hot outside
Two legged dog learns to walk
Japanese Chuppons: self watering plants with cute animals
Some inventive folks over in Japan have created the Chuppon Self Watering Animal Planters.
These lovable ceramic creatures carry straws in their mouths, miniature herb gardens on their backpacks and they perch comfortably on the edge of any glass or mug. When their plant is in need of a drink, the thirsty animal takes a nourishing swig through the straw, just the right amount too. There’s no need for watering cans; just your own plant and animal that look after themselves.
There are four of these cultivational creatures to choose from; each of them just waiting to brighten up office spaces and window sills the world over.
How to drink hot tea
Woman chief in Mawali, Africa, bans child marriages and send the kids back to school
As Malawi’s Nyasa Times reports, in April, the African nation Malawi raised the minimum age of marriage to 18 years old. One might wonder, however, “What about the legions of underage children who were legally wed before the law took effect?
Well, one of the regional chiefs in Malawi – an elder woman who goes by the name Inkosi Kachindamoto – annulled the marriages of more than 300 youth in her district and sent them back to school.
In addition, she fired several village heads who had sanctioned the unions.
Child advocates around the world cheered on the effort to encourage girl education and abolish early marriages as soon as the news circulated.
Knowing the value education has in helping to empower citizens and strengthen the mind, the Senior chief terminated 330 marriages, of which 175 were girl-wives and 155 were boy-fathers. Those chldren were sent to school instead.
Said 18-year-old Malawian Memory Banda to The Guardian:
“Marriage is often the end for girls like me. But if our leaders will invest in us and give us the chance to be educated, we will become women who create a better society for everyone.”
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