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Ethiopia has marked the arrival of the New Year with Enkutatash, a national celebration steeped in tradition. The country follows its own calendar, consisting of 13 months, which places it approximately seven years and eight months behind the Gregorian system used internationally. As a result, while much of the world is well into the 2020s, Ethiopia has officially entered the year 2018.
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Do you know that humans and bananas came from a single-celled common ancestor billions of years ago? They have 17% to 25% of human genes. Humans and cows and every other mammal you know share a common ancestor too. Cows and humans share 80% DNA. Both had a common ancestor that lived around 94 million years ago. No wonder we love bananas and sometimes behave like c0ws. We even have a government that protects cows more than humans. I hope no one tells them that we are also related to bananas.
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🦅 Eagles don’t raise weaklings.

When a young eagle is ready to take flight, the mother begins to change the nest. She removes the soft feathers and leaves only the thorns. Why? Because comfort no longer helps—it holds them back.

When the eaglet cries out, she doesn’t soothe it. Instead, she pushes it into the air so it can discover its wings. At first, it falls, flapping clumsily, barely finding lift. But the mother is near—she catches it and sends it up again. Over and over, until it learns. Until it flies.

True love isn’t about keeping someone comfortable forever. It’s about preparing them for life. Parents who truly care will challenge, push, and sometimes let go—because one day, they won’t always be there. If you don’t teach your child how to face the world, they’ll struggle with the very challenges you tried to shield them from.

✨ Real love empowers. Real love teaches the courage to soar.

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