Mar 10, 2021
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What s the deal? Boomer was an outdoor-only dog with his previous family but these folks introduced him to his forever home. He was scared to step foot inside but his humans let him know he was home.
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Mar 9, 2021
When it comes to coffee, most folks are pretty particular about how they take it, and apparently, whether you like your coffee hot, or prefer it over ice may say a lot about your personality.
A new survey finds:
Boomers, with 94% of those over 56 preferring their coffee hot.
They are also more likely to be extroverts (40%), who prefer overcast weather (36%).
49% have either a fire or earth zodiac sign.
Their favorite TV shows include “Schitt’s Creek” (36%) and “Friends” (32%)
And their favorite music is either
Taylor Swift(24%) or
40% of Gen Z say prefer their coffee cold.
57% are either a water or air zodiac sign.
Mar 9, 2021
A little boy in Cortland, New York, is being called a hero for a simple task he did that helped firefighters on the job.
Blayke Austen-Hinessays he’s been shoveling fire hydrants out of the snow and ice since he could first pick up a shovel and his efforts paid off during a recent fire.
A team of 30 firefighters was battling a blaze that became intense very quickly because of high winds, according to Cortland Fire Department Chief
Wayne Friedman. And when they needed access to that hydrant, 11-year-old Blayke had already cleared it and had it ready for them.
Mar 9, 2021
When the Olympic torch makes its way through Japan ahead of the games this summer, the world’s oldest person will take her turn carrying it.
Kane Tanakaturned 118 in January and this May, she’s going to make history with the torch.
The supercentenarian - someone over 110 years old - will become the oldest Olympic torchbearer, beating former record holders
Aida Gemanque, who lit the torch at the 2016 Rio Summer Games at 106, and table tennis player
Alexander Kaptarenko, who ran with the torch at the 2014 Sochi Winter Games at 101 years old. Tanaka’s family will push her in a wheelchair for most of her 100-meter leg, but she’s determined to walk the final few steps as she passes the torch to the next runner. She even has a new pair of sneakers ready for the event.
Mar 4, 2021
Raising a family is certainly stressful, and all that stress can cause problems in a couple’s relationship. Well, one couple was dealing with exactly those issues, but has seemingly overcome them thanks to adopting what’s called the 3x3 rule, and it sounds like they highly recommend it.
A woman shares on Kidspot that she and her husband were having some issues, which came to a head when the husband decided to take a three-hour nap while the kids were awake. This lead to an argument in which the husband suggested they try out the “3x3” rule that his friend, who had seen a marriage counselor, told him about.