Category: Education/Family (Page 11)
The old saying “better late than never” took on new meaning when Keith Farrow, the reverend canon of Sheffield Cathedral in northern England, told an amazing story to UPI News.
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White elephants are rare albino elephants that are seen as sacred and venerated in parts of South Asia. White elephants were so…
This month we will look at some common English idioms that use color to express an idea or feeling.
Some people say that lying is always wrong. However, there are “white lies,”…
A pet dog who vanished for two days after being ejected from a vehicle during an accident has been found apparently doing the job it was …
Last month, Eric Carle, the beloved children’s book writer and illustrator, died. His most famous book, The Very Hungry Caterpillar — about a caterpillar…
A dog and a goat have helped raise money to renovate a community playground in the town of Fair Haven, Vermont. What makes this couple different is that the dog is the mayor and t…
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Onomatopoeia words are great ways to describe how a person sounds when they talk. Words beginning with “gr” — like “grunt,
Onomatopoeia words are sound words; they resemble the sounds they mean. Take, for example, the word “bang”: “He lifted the gun and — bang, bang, bang! — he shot three times.” They…
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Kenney is well aware of the importance of fathers. One of eight children, Kenney’s own dad abandoned him at the age o…
Being a good father is hard, which is why many men think twice before starting a family. But if they’re looking for tips for dads, they should check out Rob Kenney’s YouTube chann…
