Monday Life Hacks...got a bunch of good ones today! Let's start with anxiety. Everybody gets anxious. Some more than others, and some way more OFTEN than others. These are "Anxiety Life Hacks" therapists swear by...
https://www.msn.com/en-ph/health/wellness/10-anxiety-hacks-therapists-swear-by/ar-AAzfBUw
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Easing Anxiety and Simplifying Your Life sorta go hand-in-hand. Once you've conquered your latest panic attack, try these tips:
People Step Up When Neighbor Calls Cops On Kid For Mowing Wrong Yard
The 12-year-old is picking up a lot of new clients after the story went viral.
All Reggie Fields wanted to do was earn some extra cash for candy, so the 12-year-old started his own business, Mr. Reggie’s Lawn Cutting Service, in the Cleveland suburb of Maple Heights. So far, business has been good - so much that the young entrepreneur hired his cousins and siblings to work with him! So imagine their surprise when police showed up.
Apparently, when Reggie was working on Lucille Holt’syard, her neighbors called the cops because the kids accidentally mowed a little bit of their grass. The kids had no idea they’d strayed into the neighbor’s yard and Holt posted a live video of what was happening on Facebook, where it got over half a million views.
But there's totally a happy ending. Reggie’s mom says he’s picked up about 20 new clients in the last few days. And now that the future seventh grader sees how much money he can make, he’s planning to diversify and get rakes to pick up leaves in the fall and snow shovels for winter.
- "The City of Maple Heights is extremely proud of these young entrepreneurs!" Mayor Annette M. Blackwell says in a statement, calling the episode "a very heartwarming story and testament to the great children and generous people that live here."
Source: CNN
Texas Police Officers Lip Sync Selena & The Spice Girls
Mystery buyer snags all the toys in stock to donate to local kids.
Friday was the last day of business for 700 Toys R Us stores, but the Raleigh, North Carolina location never even opened that day. The doors stayed closed to shoppers looking for a last-minute deal because an anonymous shopper spent $1-million buying each and every last toy in the store so they could be donated to kids in need.
Employees spent their last day on the job boxing up everything to put it on a truck for the nameless buyer. Staff stayed tight-lipped about who the secret shopper is, but it’s definitely someone with deep pockets.
Source: Inside Edition
Bulldog Has Incredible Reaction To Actress In Trouble
The C.O.W. Bus