DDCD-1 2025 - Session 7 by STOSKIENE RITA

Michaela

2025-08-11 22:03:12 UTC

I learned today that dog sauce is easy to prepare and it smells so great.

And preparing together was so a lot of fun.

Mary Lou

2025-08-11 22:05:11 UTC

Today I learned, that mangroves could be essential for our environment

Today I learned, that corals don't need us to grow.

Today I learned, that we live in a wonderful world and mankind thinks we are the best, but we are stupid not to listen to nature.

Rita

rita100 — 2025-08-11 22:29:41 UTC

Every person has a wonderful story, every object has an interesting story, every place has an amazing story. Every day I learn more and more fascinating stories of this world. Thank you, everyone, for making my life so rich and magnificent!

Evelijn

2025-08-11 22:36:01 UTC

Today I learned the reason why the sauce we made today is called ‘dog sauce’. It has everything to do with the knife. I hope I can get one as a souvenir for my brother in law.

Mangroves

2025-08-11 22:36:46 UTC

Nina

2025-08-12 00:02:43 UTC

Today I learned that coral isn't disappearing because of climate chance. Coral can actually adapt to the heat. I also learned that the mangroves produce the most oxygen of all trees. The last thing is about nature. If people don't intervene, nature will restore itself.

Rubina

2025-08-12 01:03:32 UTC

Today i learned... About Mangroves trees. They raise in salted water , mixting with river water and the curiosity is that they choose where to settle down and grow. I think we can compare to ourselves. We also choose where to live, we call home where we feel safe, comfortable, happy and healthy.

Lisa

2025-08-12 01:03:55 UTC

Today I realized how beautiful the underwater world is because we went diving in Guadeloupe National Park. Nature knows best and has long created everything for us — the mangrove trees, pelicans, plants, and animals. I also learned that working together and teamwork bring people closer and make us stronger.

Dalila

dalilapeixe — 2025-08-12 01:06:47 UTC

Today I learned that learning feels easier and more natural when we step outside our usual environment. Being outdoors or in a new setting can refresh our minds, spark creativity, and help us absorb information better. The change of scenery reduces stress, sharpens focus, and makes the learning process feel more engaging. Sometimes, all it takes is a different backdrop to turn a challenging lesson into an enjoyable experience.

Willem

2025-08-12 14:52:18 UTC

learned today about the wonders of the Mangrove tree that can survive in the sea. It’s flexible roots take nutrition from the air instead of the ground. It’s picky in the place where it wants entourage grow. But when it has found it’s spot it is nearly indistructable.

If I would be someone who believes that I could learn from trees it would be:

Select the place where you want to be with great care.

Be flexible so you can adept to new circumstances.

And for men: Be thankful that you have been of some use and proud to see your wife grow.

Sometimes I write a little poetry but I’m afraid only in Dutch.

Voor Nina en Sjoerd (en diegene)

Op de beat van de grote trommel

bonken de harten van Nina en Sjoerd

Hier groeit liefde geen rommel!

Wie naar hen kijkt, is ontroerd!

Wie zegt het hing in de lucht.

Ze lachen alle dagen

en wanen zich in het paradijs.

Mag Voldaan het boek dichtslaan

met een zucht.

Diegene, is wijzer dan wijs!