Saturday, 27 September 2025

HEARTY THANKS TO NORMAN VINCENT PEALE.


READ AND BENEFIT MORE.
 
MORE AND MORE
LIVE THE LIFE OF HOPE AND SUCCESS.

1. Say to yourself, "Worry is just a very bad mental habit. And I can change any habit with God's help." 2. You became a worrier by practicing worry. You can become free of worry by practicing the opposite and
stronger 
habit of faith. With all the strength and perseverance 
you can 
command, start practicing faith. 

3. How do you practice faith? First thing every morning 
before you arise say out loud, "I believe," three times. 
4. Pray, using this formula, "I place this day, my life,
 my 
loved ones, my work in the Lord's hands. 
There is no harm in 
the Lord's hands, only good. Whatever happens, whatever 
results, if I am in the Lord's hands it is
 the Lord's will and it 
is good." 
5. Practice saying something positive concerning 
everything 
about which you have been talking negatively. Talk 
positively. For example, don't say,
"This is going to be a 
terrible day." Instead, affirm,
 "This is going to be a glorious 
day." Don't say, "I'll never be able to do that.
" Instead, 
affirm, "With God's help I will do that." 

6. Never participate in a worry conversation.
 Shoot an 
injection of faith into all your conversations.
 A group of 
people talking pessimistically can
 infect every person in the 
group with negativism. But by talking things up
 rather than 
down you can drive off that depressing atmosphere
and make 
everyone feel hopeful and happy. 

7. One reason you are a worrier is that 
your mind is literally 
saturated with apprehension thoughts, defeat thoughts, 
gloomy thoughts. To counteract, mark every passage 
in the 
Bible that speaks of faith, hope, happiness,
 glory, radiance. 
Commit each to memory. Say them over and over again until 
these creative thoughts saturate your subconscious mind. 
Then the subconscious will return to you what you have 
given it, namely, optimism, not worry.
8. Cultivate friendships with hopeful people.
 Surround 
yourself with friends who think positive,
 faith-producing 
thoughts and who contribute to a creative atmosphere.
 This 
will keep you re-stimulated with faith attitudes. 

9. See how many people you can help to cure 
their own 
worry habit. In helping another to overcome worry you get 
greater power over it within yourself. 

10. Every day of your life conceive of yourself 
as living in 
partnership and companionship with Jesus Christ.
 If He 
actually walked by your side, would you be worried or 
afraid? Well, then, say to yourself,
 "He is with me." Affirm 
aloud, "I am with you always." Then change it to say,
 "He is 
with me now." Repeat that affirmation 
three times every day. 

Friday, 26 September 2025

WHAT TO DO WITH CHART PAPER?

For chart decoration, incorporate creative borders, aesthetically pleasing color schemes like gradients, use relevant imagery and drawings, and organize information with clear headings and visual elements.

 Focus on a project's theme to guide your design, utilizing tools such as doodles, stencils, and <</nav>hand-lettering to enhance visual appeal and comprehension. 


















Thursday, 18 September 2025

TREASURE HOUSE FOR KIDS AND PARENTS


VINEGAR

Vinegar is a combination of acetic acid and water made by a two-step fermentation process

First, yeast feed on the sugar or starch of any liquid from a plant food such as fruits, whole grains, potatoes, or rice. This liquid ferments into alcohol.

Vinegar is a versatile liquid with uses in cooking, such as flavoring salads, marinades, and condiments, and as a food preservative for pickling

It's also a popular cleaning agent due to its acidity, which can cut through grease, dissolve mineral deposits, and act as a disinfectant.

 Additionally, vinegar has various household and health applications, including acting as a weed killer, deodorizer, stain remover, and potentially helping with weight management and blood sugar control.

Yes, vinegar can be good for your health, particularly apple cider vinegar (ACV), due to its acetic acid content, which may help manage blood sugar and cholesterol levels, and potentially support weight management by increasing feelings of fullness.
 While it offers potential benefits, research is ongoing, and vinegar should not be considered a replacement for medical treatments.
Here is a more detailed list of items and surfaces to avoid cleaning with vinegar:
  • Natural Stone: 
    Vinegar can etch and dull surfaces like granite, marble, and travertine, and can even corrode them over time. 
  • Wood: 
    Vinegar can damage the finish on sealed hardwood floors and wood furniture, and can even cause unfinished wood to swell and crack. 
  • Cast Iron: 
    The acid in cast iron cookware can break down the seasoning, ruining its non-stick properties and promoting rust. 

  • Egg Spills: 
    The protein in eggs reacts with vinegar's acidity, forming a sticky, glue-like substance that is harder to clean. 
  • Dishwashers and Washing Machines: 
    Over time, vinegar can corrode the rubber and plastic seals, potentially leading to leaks. 
  • Grout: 
    While it may seem effective, vinegar can damage and weaken grout, especially if it's unsealed or damaged. 


Here is a more detailed list of items and surfaces to avoid cleaning with vinegar:
  • Natural Stone: 
    Vinegar can etch and dull surfaces like granite, marble, and travertine, and can even corrode them over time. 
  • Wood: 
    Vinegar can damage the finish on sealed hardwood floors and wood furniture, and can even cause unfinished wood to swell and crack. 
  • Cast Iron: 
    The acid in cast iron cookware can break down the seasoning, ruining its non-stick properties and promoting rust. 
  • Certain Metals: 
    Keep vinegar away from aluminum, copper, and some grades of stainless steel, as it  
  • Waxed Surfaces: 
    Vinegar dissolves wax, so it should not be used to clean waxed
  •  furniture. 
  • Electronics: 
    The coating on phone and computer screens can be damaged by vinegar, and it's not recommended for other electronic devices. 
  • Egg Spills: 
    The protein in eggs reacts with vinegar's acidity, forming a sticky, glue-like substance that is harder to clean. 
  • Dishwashers and Washing Machines: 
    Over time, vinegar can corrode the rubber and plastic seals, potentially leading to LEAKS.






  • Here is a more detailed list of items and surfaces to avoid cleaning with vinegar:
    • Natural Stone: 
      Vinegar can etch and dull surfaces like granite, marble, and travertine, and can even corrode them over time. 
    • Wood: 
      Vinegar can damage the finish on sealed hardwood floors and wood furniture, and can even cause unfinished wood to swell and crack. 
    • Cast Iron: 
      The acid in cast iron cookware can break down the seasoning, ruining its non-stick properties and promoting RUST.

    • https://youtu.be/JouL1LxFjVU?si=2ZOkxTu6wni9mGqFCertain Metals: 
      Keep vinegar away from aluminum, copper, and some grades of stainless steel, as it can damage their finish. 
    • Waxed Surfaces: 
      Vinegar dissolves wax, so it should not be used to clean waxed furniture. 

  •  
  • Grout: 
    While it may seem effective, vinegar can damage and weaken grout, especially if it's unsealed or damaged.