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April 17, 2023

Good News, the Loch Ness Monster moved to the Carolinas...or might just be an eel

Good News, the Loch Ness Monster moved to the Carolinas...or might just be an eel
Good News, the Loch Ness Monster moved to the Carolinas...or might just be an eel
5 Good News Stories
Good News, the Loch Ness Monster moved to the Carolinas...or might just be an eel

Sightings of the Loch Ness Monster are down. Has she moved to the Carolinas?

And....are you a cat or just happy to see me?

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0:02 The shark deck. I'm Johnny Mack with five good news stories. Good news. If you're afraid of the Lochness Monster, it's probably just a large eel. Several theories have been forward over the years. What could this Lockness Monster be? Could it be a dinosaur? Expert Flow Foxen says, over the course of a few generations, an eel one metered length might be expected. Sightings of the Locknest Monster have dipped interesting, especially now that we all have cell phones. Lockness Monster hunter Ian mcfaddigan says, I have no sightings report this year so far. I think the atmosphere conditions of later making an unsuitable for NeSSI spotting. There's been so much rain, wind and snow that it's equally hard to spot NeSSI from webcam or live at the loch. Meanwhile, a snakelike sea creature that shares a striking resemblance to the Locknest Monster has been spotted in foreign waters. Maybe NeSSI has moved away from Scotland somehow, leaving the lake and getting to the wide open ocean, freshwater, seawater. Don't ask questions, just go with it. Some people say they saw Nessie off the coast of North Carolina. Yeah, they caught a picture of the Lochness monster with its head out of the water off Atlantic Beach. Seems likely, or maybe it's an eel. Hey, good news. If your cat headbuts you, your cat actually likes you. Samantha is a scientific officer at the RSPCA, and she said there are number of ways or cats tell us that they enjoy our company and feel safe with us. Learning to read your cat's body language is hugely beneficial as not only because it'll show you how they feel about you, but it will enable you to spot signs of stress and understand

1:34 when they want to be left alone. They're cats, that's one hundred percent of the time. No, if your cat gives your headbuts, then it means they're spreading their scent onto you. That's a good thing. They're marking you as a friend rather than a phone, ensuring that they remember that you're part of their group, as scenting is one of the main senses for a cat. If your cat slowly blinks at you or staring at you, it also means they want to be pals. If you want to show them trust is reciprocated. Blink slowly back at them and give them a kiss. Can also check the tail. If it's low and swishing, they might be stressed or unhappy. If it's pointing upwards, they are happy to see you, and I can't resist the joke. Are you a cat? Or it is happy to see me? Let's move on. Good news, The four day workweek is coming in the UK. Dozens of companies tried out the four day workweek. Who's an overwhelming success. Ninety percent of the sixty one companies decided to stick with the change. Friday is off, babe. They even reported a one point four percent increase in revenue and a fifty seven percent decrease in resignations. Here's the even more good news. It's not four ten hour days, it's eighty percent of the hours they used to work one head of hr.

2:40 It's old Yahoo finance. It's not a compressed working week. It's not doing things the same way and doing longer hours in the four days. We believe that concept doesn't work and goes against well being. Yeah, if you've ever worked in an office, a lot of time goes into how am I going to kill the day until it's five o'clock? If you need an example. Watch the office and see how Jim Helpert does all his work in one hour a year and then just hangs out with the receptionist. Good job by twelve year old Amelia. She has found that a nonprofit organization which provides nightlights to children in the foster care system. Amelia, who's in the sixth grade, said, sometimes foster kids have to leave in the middle of the night because of neglect, abuse, or drugs. Having that night light makes it more comfortable in a new house where they might not know anybody and makes them feel more safe. Back in twenty eighteen, she raised enough money to donate more than five hundred night lights to foster kids across central Arkansas. Since then, her nonprofit has extended its reach to fifty US states and nine countries.

3:34 Amelia said, I couldn't imagine being in a new home and being in the darkness. Finding out I could help foster kids and make my own place to volunteer instead of having to go somewhere. It was really helpful because I could really encourage other kids that they're never too young to make a difference. The organization has now sent more than fifteen thousand lights to children. Wow I am Patty Callahan Henry, I am Mary kay Andrews, I'm Kristin harl and I'm Christy Woodson Harvey. Friends in Fiction is led by four longtime friends, the four of us, with more than seventy five published books between us. Through end depth conversations and interviews, we discussed the books we've written, the books we're reading, and the art of storytelling. We are here with endless stories to support indie bookstores, authors, librarians and readers just like you. We are always seeking innovative ways to introduce dynamic voices and trends in publishing. On this channel, you will find hundreds of episodes with some of your favorite authors, including the four of us, with our new releases, as we reveal the stories behind the stories, offer writing tips and talk about the creation of novels, memoirs, and nonfiction titles. So if you love books and you're curious about the writing world, you are in the right place. You can listen to Friends and Fiction on any major streaming platform. Congratulations to fifty year

5:04 old Jeff Reats. He has broken the Guinness Book of World Records record four making consecutive visits to Disneyland. He made two thousand, nine hundred ninety five consecutive visits to Disneyland. He started this back in twenty twelve as a joke between his friends, but he got addicted eight years, three months, thirteen days visiting Disneyland Anaheim. He started chronicling this on social media when the streak was at sixty, but in twenty seventeen, when he made his two thousandth visit, he started to go viral. He told Guinness he started as a joke between friends when Disneyland announced they were giving an extra Disney Day. When they announced the Leap Day twenty four hour event in twenty twelve, he wanted to hit three thousand, and Covid got him. The streak was snapped on March fourteenth, twenty twenty, when the park shut down. On social media, one fan road congrats dude, very well earned and I bet you're secretly glad Covid gave me an excuse to take a break. That's your five good news stories for today. Follow the show for free on Apple, podcast, Spotify, YouTube, wherever you get your shows. Have a great day.

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