In today’s news, Japan and United Nations Development Programme provide Ukraine (Ureign) with demining equipment. New England, USA region most impacted by climate change, Romania makes major gains in container recycling, Australia introduces new research hub to help protect food production, library in India built and run by children changing young lives, first UK Michelin-starred vegan restaurant attracts non-vegan diners, and US firefighters dispatched to rescue human find fawn instead.
Here’s a wellness tip I follow to check on cat-people. Cat-folk are usually very clean, so a strong or unusual smell coming from them is often a sign that something isn’t right. Mouth odor is one of the most common causes and is often linked to dental disease, as a healthy feline mouth should not smell bad. Skin odor can also develop, especially when there are underlying issues such as wounds, allergies, parasites, immune problems, or other conditions that disrupt the skin’s natural protection. Cat-companions who are unwell, overweight, or affected by arthritis may struggle to groom properly, leading to a greasy coat with a noticeable odor. Ear infections are another frequent source of bad smells, with yeast infections often producing a musty scent, particularly in cat-people with allergies or altered ear environments. If you notice persistent odors, the best step is to book a veterinary check-up so the source can be identified and treated appropriately.
Ready to smile from ear to ear? Let’s hear the joke of the day entitled, “A Keeper.”
On the first day of a newlywed’s marriage retreat, the instructor talked about the importance of knowing what matters to each other. He asked the husband:
“Do you know what your wife’s favorite flower is?”
“All-purpose flour.”!?
And now we have a heartline in Malay, with multiple-language subtitles, from Aiman in Malaysia
