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Page Kemna was not having any luck finding a job, so she found a new way to apply. She sang her own praises! Page published a video of herself playing piano, and singing her resume. The creative job application was a big hit online, and Page was rewarded with lots of job offers!
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Have you ever seen a garlic braid? It’s a way to store bulbs of garlic by weaving the leaves together, until you have a rope of garlic bulbs. Dimitra Athanasova Tzoridou, is a Greek garlic knitter, who just broke the record for the longest garlic braid. The braid of 20,000 bulbs is 2008 feet long!
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Today is International Fairy Day! You might think fairies are cute little creatures, but in Ireland, you don’t mess with the fairy folk. If you see a rock or a ring of trees and bushes in the middle of a field, leave it alone. It’s a fairy fort, and you don’t dare anger the fairies!
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Did anyone spot the flock of flamingos in Buffalo New York yesterday? Stephanie Crockett and the Buffalo Olmstead Parks Conservancy teamed up to make a line of 1500 pink plastic lawn flamingos, setting a world record. The birds were on sale afterwards, although many will be melted down to make fun benches for the parks!
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When asked what she wanted for her 107th birthday, Myda Lewis had two wishes. She wanted to ride in a convertible with the top down in a parade, and she wanted everyone to just be happy. So the people of Stillwater Oklahoma had a birthday parade just for her, and both of her wishes came true!
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Cheating on exams is wrong, but when kids have phones and technology in school, it can be hard for teachers to catch cheaters. Algerians have come up with an extreme solution. When high school students take their final exams, the internet and cellular networks will shut down throughout the entire country of Algeria!
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What’s more fun to say, Webster Lake? Or, Lake Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg! Also known as Chaubunagungamaug and Chargoggagoggmanchoggagogg, Webster Massachusetts takes pride in the longest name of its lake. The humorous translation is: You fish on your side, I’ll fish on my side, and no one shall fish in the middle.
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Tap, tap-tap-tap, tap-tap. It’s Typewriter Day! Try to find someone who has a typewriter, and try it out. Imagine writing without a delete button! Horrifying. It’s National Pink Day too. Pink is not just for girls! It was considered masculine because it’s a light shade of red. Now, everyone wears pink, especially on Pink Day!
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Artist Sam Van Aken grafted the branches of different trees onto one tree, creating a Tree of 40 Fruit! He intended to save rare fruit varieties that might be lost forever when an orchard was closing down. In spring, the tree blooms in many different colors, then produces plums, peaches, nectarines, cherries and almonds!
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In England, the City of London has set a lofty goal. By October, they plan to get all their energy from renewable sources! The city will install solar panels on government-owned buildings, buy clean energy from the grid, and invest in other renewable energy projects. Maybe they’ll inspire other cities to do the same!
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