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Ajuntament de Vilablareix

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15 days ago

Posted On: October 19th 2026, 06:47 pm

🩷Dia Mundial contra el Càncer de Mama 🩷

Avui, 19 d’octubre, Can Gruart s’il·lumina de rosa per sumar-se a la conscienciació sobre la importància de la prevenció, la detecció precoç i el suport a totes les persones afectades pel càncer de mama i a les seves famílies.

сегодня мы без испытания на вылет, фух😄 а что, так можно было?🙈😂 давайте обсудим серию в комментах 🧡✍️

#ставканалюбовь

An early birthday surprise at my favourite place, with the man who makes me feel like the only woman in the world.. ايه وكل سنه وانا طيبه 🕊️

You have a way of making me forget everything around us and simply feel loved.. I love you xx .. ياحلو هالاحساس ❣️

Adrien Broner has the internet questioning his kitchen habits after a video showed him pouring an entire pan of leftover cooking grease straight into the toilet. The amount he dumped had people wondering whether this is something he regularly does. Even Ray J was so stunned by what he witnessed that he could barely find the words to respond.

Now people are debating whether pouring used oil down the toilet is actually a common practice. Considering how badly grease can clog up plumbing, this probably isn’t the best way to get rid of it. Be honest, have y’all ever done this before, or is Broner completely on his own with this one?

Let them trick-or-treat. Then buy the candy back. 🎃

This is the Halloween tradition more parents are trying, and kids are surprisingly into it:

1) The costume, the vibe, the full neighborhood loop. The magic of Halloween stays entirely intact.

2) After the haul, back home, they pick a handful of favorites to keep.

3) The rest goes up for sale. You buy it back at a set rate, (be creative) 10¢ a piece, $1 a pound, or a flat buyout with a highly-desired reward prepared.

4)They spend it on something real: the toy they’ve been eyeing, sports equipment…. again.. up to you.. be creative!

Why Dr. Paul? Why?

→ It builds self-control. A study that followed 1,000 kids from birth to age 32 found that childhood self-control predicted adult health and finances, even after accounting for IQ and family background. A candy buyback is low-stakes practice.

→ It cuts down on artificial dyes, loads and loads of processed junk. In a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, artificial food colors plus a common preservative increased hyperactivity in 3-year-olds and 8–9-year-olds. These were ordinary kids, not just kids with ADHD.

→ It teaches that money has value and that every choice is a trade-off.

→ And nobody has to be the “no candy” house.

Two goals: protect your children and make great memories.

Week 9 with my 4th set of twins!🤎🤎
I get to see them this week and I really just need to see the two heartbeats again and confirm everything is ok. I’ve been so tired in the mornings and have some other symptoms so hoping those are all good signs that things are going well.

Also! This is the most comfortable dress from @neuflorawardrobe Perfect for any season of motherhood. Code downreddingtonlane will save you when you shop.

Ajuntament de Vilablareix

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