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“It takes nothing from a human to be kind to an animal.”
November 13 is World Kindness Day, a global observation emphasizing the need to be kind to one another to thrive peacefully as a worldwide community. The World Kindness Movement first celebrated the day at a 1998 Tokyo conference and has spread worldwide for 26 years.
If you missed celebrating on the 13th, don’t worry. World Kindness Week is celebrated through November 18. But, of course, we can all be kind every day, can’t we? Whether to our friends and family, strangers, animals, or ourselves, a commitment to kindness can make a huge difference in everyone’s life.
No one would get a dog expecting it to not bark, try to eat human food or need daily walks. And yet people regularly get flummoxed when their just-as-loveable cat exhibits completely natural behaviors like climbing tabletops or scratching at furniture.
Of course, cat people, who delight in adapting their life to make it as enriching as possible for their feline fur babies, know the flaws of this logic. After all, most cats spend more time in the house than their human counterparts. So shouldn’t the house belong just as much to them?
A relatively unknown creator on TikTok has been making waves recently.
Known as “Blanksheet Playa,” the creator from Vancouver has been dishing out tips for men for the past couple of months: Tips for dating, self-confidence, health, fitness, you name it.
He recently went mega viral in an untagged post on X, so I had to track him down and see his videos for myself.
“Explain to me why I’m crying when I don’t even know what a CA Bar Exam is.”
Going back to school is a big endeavor to take on as an adult already in the workforce, but it becomes even more challenging when you’re a parent and especially when you’re parenting solo. There’s a lot that goes into earning a post graduate degree and it usually involves long hours of studying, completing assignments and more. But when you’re a parent, you’re juggling all of that on top of your parental and work responsibilities which can sometimes feel impossible.
In order to create a better future for themselves and their children, some parents happily accept the challenges that come with being a non-traditional student. There are some post graduate degrees that require either a licensure exam or another type of professional exam in order to legally practice your new occupation upon completion of school. These exams can be brutal, taking many recent graduates multiple tries to reach a passing score.
