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We are being told that a recent outbreak of E. coli in the UK is due to salad leaves.  Considering the falsities we’ve been told over the last four years about covid, […]

by Harley Schlanger, LaRouche Organization: Leaders in Germany and France are now revisiting the possibility of dialogue with Putin. This does not mean that Germany’s CDU leader Merz, nor French President Macron are responding to reality — they are responding to votes in the EU Parliamentary elections of June 9 against NATO’s support for the […]

At last night’s Birmingham show, the Foos brought out local hero and Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler and nailed a heavy metal classic

The kawaii metal idols played a hit-stacked set in France last night, and you can watch the whole thing now

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Nine-year-old Willow McMurray found a distressed bee on her family’s property in the tiny village of Auchendinny, Scotland. She knew it needed her help. The young girl grabbed a container and scooped the ailing bee into it. She gave the little bug some sugar water and honey and was able to pet it gently. When the bee seemed settled in its new “hospital,” Willow felt the area needed a bit of décor to help the bee during its recovery, so she placed tiny motivational posters in the container. Daughter saved a bee and made it some motivational posters. pic.twitter.com/3UEti0Clzc— Anouska Curzon (@Noosh1977) June 2, 2024 Willow’s mom, Anouska Curzon, thought the rescue mission was cute and posted about it on X. That post went viral because the tiny motivational posters are un-bee-lievable. The post has gained 1.3 million views. During an interview, Willow said the idea for the posters popped into her head, and she thought they might help the bee get well quickly. Image from X. The two tiny posters are expertly crafted. They feature drawings of little bees and the words “You can do this” and “Keep going.” Something the child did must have worked, as the bee recuperated and flew away rather quickly after rescue. Although Willow had hoped to keep the bee as a pet, her motivational posters were not a wasted effort. She had named the bee Honey while it was in her care. As if this whole story wasn’t cute enough already, something interesting happened a few days later. The family discovered a full beekeeper protective suit while checking out a local “boot sale” (like a yard sale, garage sale, or flea market). You know they bought it. It looks adorable on Willow. Images from X here and here. Willow may grow up to become a beekeeper after this bee-autiful experience. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here and here. The post Precious: Little Girl Makes Motivational Posters To Cheer On Bee She Rescued appeared first on InspireMore.