Not Your Type Reaction part 09 || ONLY Podpoh || @mythooo #shorts #doraemon #viral #tending

Toddler disciplines her father. Disclaimer: The child did not strike the father. In the original video, she was gently rubbing her hand on her dad’s cheek very slowly. The clip was intentionally sped up during editing to create a humorous effect. This video is made purely for comedy while also serving as a light-hearted reminder to parents to stay attentive when feeding their little ones. Thank you! 😊 #Toddlerdisciplinesherfather##shedisciplinesherfather##disciplinarychild##childwithhometrainin

* EMERGENCY FOOD TASTE TEST SERIES * no, we are not in an emergency. This is a series on trying emergency foods. 😉 • no, this is not something just sold in an American grocery store. Emergency food is sold online. Steak & Eggs for breakfast using freeze dried filet mignon, powdered eggs, freeze dried cheese, and powdered butter • Dehydrated eggs retain their nutritional value. Also, freeze dried food retains 90-97% of their nutritional value. 😁 It’s just food that has their moisture removed so

Replying to @sassymama777 Why My Nonprofits Will Never Be Churches - This is why the two nonprofits I founded are structured with zero church oversight. I love the church, but I refuse to mix finances with churches because in the United States, churches are the only 501c3s that do not file Form 990. Every other charity has to show income, salaries, expenses, and governance. Churches do not. And that matters. I have been in nonprofit work for seven years, directing The Gathering Place in the UK a

The Person I Refused to Forgive. My story begins with a loss I did not understand. My mom died when I was four years old, and the world became painfully empty. My dad collapsed into substances and relationships, and I was left to raise myself long before I knew what childhood was supposed to feel like. I walked to school hungry. I wore the same unwashed clothes. I learned to survive by acting strong even when my heart was already tired. That brokenness followed me into adolescence. I wanted to f