This is my seven-year old niece filming herself performing/singing while very sleepy. It’s too funny and cute!!! Please watch and share it on any of the links below.
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Spring is the season of new beginnings. Fresh buds bloom and animals awaken and the earth seems to come to life again. Farmers and gardeners plant their seeds, and temperatures slowly rise. Changes vary depending upon location, as most equatorial regions see fairly constant temperatures throughout the year. The smell of flowers fill the air as the fresh breeze blows.
Warmer temperatures means the ground, which may have frozen over the winter months, grows softer and more yielding to plants. Spring is often marked by increased rainfall, which helps to water the infant seeds taking root in the ground.
Animals that spent the winter in hibernation come out of their dens, while those that traveled to warmer regions return. Many animals give birth in the spring. Winter coats are shed by those that sported them, and some animals may change coloration to blend in with their new surroundings.
The rising rainfall of spring may bring with it an increase in flooding as melting snow overwhelms rivers. Spring may also boast storms, as warm air from the equator combines with still-cool air farther north or south. Tornadoes are common during the spring in the United States as air of different temperatures combine.
Spring is a beautiful time of the year!
Have you ever cut yourself with a knife or something else sharp? And then the blood starts coming out and you would think about going to a sink with running water on it right? Well, I have another solution for that and it’s not the running water trick. Sure, It can clean the blood off and wound but there is a better way to clean the cut and that is to sprinkle chili pepper powder on the cut. No, it won’t sting and hurt from the powder like you think it would but, it will stop the bleeding. So, what you would do afterwards is wait about half an hour and then clean with a cloth and apply liquid bandage or a band aid. Try it the next time you have a cut!
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