mom of 5, 🌈 ✝️, widow, dietitian, passionate about food security, dog rescue, Climate Change, Operation Smile, birdwatching, music & dance. My views only.
Did you know the first thanksgiving celebrated by Europeans in North America happened in Canada?
Or that the Indigenous celebrated autumn harvests long before Europeans arrived?
Why do we celebrate Thanksgiving a month earlier than the United States?
This is the story.
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@thehealthb0t So how do you explain the similar recommendations in all the countries where immunizations are given at public health clinics by the public health nurses ? Not by doctors. 🤷♀️
@donwinslow My mom only allowed coke during Christmas holidays and she never bought hot dogs so whenever I went to a birthday party and they had hot dogs I was on cloud nine.
NEW: China officially opens the world’s tallest bridge, completing the project in under 4 years.
The bridge features a restaurant at the top, a whopping 2600 ft above the river.
The bridge not only cuts a 2-hour drive to 2 minutes, but also features as a theme park with a glass skywalk, a high-speed glass elevator, and a waterfall off the edge of the bridge.
Visitors can also bungee jump off of it.
The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge is 2050 feet above the river and spans 4600 feet over the river.
Insane.
@MAGAVoice Of course! Anywhere in the world that isn’t predominantly Arab/Muslim should ban Sharia law. Whether Canada, USA, UK, Europe etc We have our own laws. It seems ridiculous to allow more than one type of law in a country
On Oct. 1, 1972, The Beachcombers debuted on CBC.
For the next 18 years, it aired over 350 episodes and become one of the most famous and successful dramatic series ever made for Canadian television.
To this day, it remains a loved piece of our culture.
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On Sept. 30, 1958, Canadian children were treated to a new show.
It featured a giant who told them to "look up!...waaaaaay up!"
For the next 27 years, the show was a fixture on CBC and is beloved to this day.
This is the story of The Friendly Giant!
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In an interview filmed just hours before his assassination, Charlie Kirk shared the words that he lived by. Watch 'Charlie Kirk: The Last Interview,' Friday on Fox Nation.
A Blessed exchange between Charlie Kirk and an Electrician. ☺🙏♥️🕊✝️
🇺🇸Lady Vet
@CoVet_81 Here On X:
They tried to silence him, but he could not be stopped. He is remembered as a martyr, a man of faith, of greatness, and of a heart that shone with kindness, in Jesus’ name.🙏
An illustration of of what it could look like when a person is striving to love God with all his mind.
May we be convicted to know our Bible and its implications better.