So this network nonsense is persisting on these islands. During the day, coverage is poor to nonexistent and then I get back to the flat and it's hit and miss with the broadband 😞😞. Bare with me guys, I'll get this nut cracked one way or another.....🤔🤔

🌱💚 A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Amazing LetsGrow+231 Family! 💚🌱 On this special April 6 anniversary, our hearts are overflowing with gratitude for each and every one of you who continues to support LetsGrow+231 and our Children’s Learning Garden 🌼👩🏾‍🌾👨🏾‍🌾 What started as a simple dream has grown into a beautiful space where children learn, explore, and connect with nature. And none of this would be possible without YOU—our supporters, encouragers, partners, and believers. Because of your kindness: 🌿 Little hands are planting seeds of hope 🌿 Young minds are learning the value of sustainability 🌿 Bright smiles are blooming every single day You are not just supporting a garden—you are nurturing futures, building confidence, and inspiring a generation to grow with purpose 🌍✨ From the bottom of our hearts, THANK YOU for walking this journey with us. Your support means more than words can express, and we are so excited for what lies ahead 🌱💫 Let’s keep growing together 💚🇱🇷 #LetsGrow231 #Gratitude #GrowingFutures #April6Anniversary

@Edwin Bomani Have you heard about this berry before? A species of red berry native to Africa and now grown in Florida is helping cancer patients reclaim the ability to enjoy food thanks to the berry’s properties which bear a “miracle” moniker. “Miracle berry” is known as àgbáyun in its West African home. Scientifically, it’s designated Synsepalum dulcificum, with ‘dulcificum’ referring to its unique ability to turn sour foods sweet. So iconic and striking is the effect it has on those who consume it, the active ingredient inside the plant’s fruit is a glycoprotein that’s literally called miraculin. Studies investigating this compound report that at low pH (resulting from ingestion of sour foods) miraculin binds proteins and becomes able to activate the sweet receptors, resulting in the immediate perception of sweet taste. What does this have to do with cancer? Proper nutrition is important to any cancer battle, but this can often become difficult because of something called “chemo mouth.” “What patients report with chemotherapy is that they may develop a bothersome taste that could be described as metallic, rotten food,” said Dr. Mike Cusnir, an oncologist at Mount Sinai Medical Center who has led several initial studies into using miracle berries to make food more palatable for chemotherapy patients.

This video just landed in my feed—and I had to share it with you all. A 2,400-year-old aquaculture system, originally perfected in ancient China, that produces more protein per square foot than cattle ranching—for under $600. 🐟🌱 Even as someone deeply plant-based, this is fascinating. It's not about choosing one path—it's about understanding how nature builds resilience. Fish, ducks, plants, bacteria all working in one closed-loop system. No waste. No chemicals. Just intelligent design that's fed communities for millennia. The history alone is worth watching: why this knowledge was buried, rediscovered in the 1960s, and then quietly forgotten again. Makes you wonder what else we've lost. 👉 Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3T8CAR3cTU Have any of you experimented with backyard aquaculture or pond systems? Even in small spaces? I'd love to hear your experiences—fish, plants, lessons learned. 🌍💧 #Permaculture #Aquaculture #ForgottenKnowledge #FoodSovereignty #SelfSufficiency #RegenerativeLiving

Hey everyone. After that month of February I have had , I haven't an opportunity to really check on any of you the way I would have liked to.. How is everyone doing? Genuinely.... I'll go first.. I can honestly say I am physically, emotionally and mentally drained..🤣😂😂. It's one thing to plan out something, it's ENTIRELY DIFFERENT when getting it done... That month took a lot out of me than I was able to really digest and properly process till just now. NOTE TO SELF.....For future reference..... Try and take on BIG CHANGES in chunks if you can possibly help it. Im so relieved that most of it is just 'damage control' and hindsight now, but ........ Ye. Don't do that again🤣😂🤣😂. It's onward and upward now though. There's a LOT of building projects in the pipeline ahead so looking forward to everyone's input again.. I really did miss the daily stuff here on Skool. Certainly looking forward to getting that rhythm back and getting you guys streamlining this monster with me again 🤗🤗😎😁.