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A survey of British pet owners has shown that welcoming a dog or cat into your household costs on average an eye-watering 1,340 a year.

Have you written your New Year's resolutions yet? If not, it's not too late. The start of the year typically ushers in opportunities and motivation to eat better, clean out your closet, contribute to your community or all the above. Whether it's deciding on a new exercise routine or making it out to that beach cleanup you keep swearing to sign up for, here are five resolutions you can fulfill in 2023 without having to leave town. 1. Exercise and wellness This is probably the most common New Year's resolution out there, but that doesn't make it any less important.

Kerry Katona has apologised to pantomime cast and crew for being a "moaning cow" due to a nasty illness that has lingered on for weeks.The 42-year-old former Atomic Kitten singer worried fans as she gave the health update during a six-minute video clip on Instagram.Kerry is performing as Ugly Sister Botox in Cinderella at Lincoln's New Theatre Royal until January 8, alongside former X Factor contestant and I'm A Celebrity campmate Jake Quickenden.READ MORE: Kerry Katona shows off huge transformation as she slams 'catfish' Instagram filtersBut Kerry, who was crowned Queen of the Jungle in the 2004 series, said her time on the stage and Christmas had been ruined by the "awful, vile bug".

On the last afternoon of 2022, SPCA of East Texas held a fundraiser that helped benefit the nonprofit organization.The New Year's Eve Ball Drop was hosted at the SPCA's very own Bossart Bark Park in Tyler, an 8-acre community park open daily from dawn to dusk allowing pet owners the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors with their pets.Nora, an SPCA alumni, had the chance to be a star at the event. Her owner and handler, Melissa Arciniega coordinated Nora toward numerous tennis balls, each one marked with a different number.

By Matthew Quickc. 2022, Avid Reader Press$27.99 256 pagesThe role is yours, but there's no rehearsal. There was no audition for it, either; no nervous emoting in front of a panel, no solo by a piano, no fancy steps on a stage. The role is yours, but you didn't find in a newspaper or magazine. You didn't even know there was going to be a performance. As in the new book, 'We Are The Light' by Matthew Quick, it's a role you never really wanted.Lucas Goodgame thought he and his therapist were making good progress.

Posted: 12:30 pm January 1, 2023 WITH many people out there recieving a furry friend this Christmas, Animals in Need Donegal are preparing for their busiest time of the year. Animals in Need are a voluntary organisation that help abandoned animals, mainly cats and dogs throughout county Donegal. Speaking to the Donegal News, Animals in Need volunteer, Jitte McMullan said unfortunately after Christmas every year they see an increase in animals being brought to them. 'After Christmas we also see plenty of it.

They have defiantly put split rumours behind them in recent weeks, and Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury have now put on a united front as they celebrated the New Year for the last time as a family of two. Heavily pregnant Molly-Mae and boxer Tommy, both 23, stepped out to celebrate the start of 2023 at the swanky MNKY HSE in Manchester. Social media influencer Molly-Mae proudly showed off her blossoming baby bump in a black bodycon dress which she wore underneath a cropped khaki jacket as she headed into the venue – which opened its doors in October.

BONO's daughter Eve Hewson has shared a video ringing in the New Year with her friends and fans were all saying the same thing. The 31-year-old posted a fun video dancing in the mirror while her friends filmed her and cheered her on. Eve showed off her dance moves in the video Eve looked cool in the video as she showed off her movesCredit: Getty Images - Getty She looked fantastic in a green cropped sports jersey, a metallic skirt, sunglasses, gold hoops and strappy kitten heels. The actress was showing off her moves to the song Suavemente by Elvis Crespo.

When 2022 began, I had no idea that the year would involve moves to two cities, raising 11 kittens, changing jobs, a quarter-life crisis and running my first marathon. As I looked for escapism, I came face to face to a Netflix suggestion that provided the best way to disengage – anime.On a hot August afternoon as I reclined on my bed with my laptop looking to indulge in some trash TV, out popped the suggestion for Spirited Away, a Studio Ghibli Japanese animation film. I met No Face, a spirit who seeps in other's personalities that then becomes his.

When it comes to falling head over heels, a lot of stars just don't care about age. After all, it's just a number, right?! Wonderwall.com rounded up a slew of celebrity couples with a significant number of years between them... Late fashion designer Vivienne Westwood met Andreas Kronthaler in 1988 when she was his teacher at the Vienna School of Applied Art. He soon moved to London to work on her iconic brand and they married in 1992 when she was 51 and he was 26 and remained a couple until her death in 2022 at 81.

Published: 05:30 EST, 1 January 2023 | Updated: 05:34 EST, 1 January 2023 The RSPCA has revealed the wackiest animal rescues of 2022 - including a boa constrictor at McDonald's and a seal which swam 300 miles to a pub.Hilarious pictures show hapless pets and wild animals trapped in bizarre places before being freed by baffled rescuers.The charity has compiled 59 of the oddest rescues of 2022, with the weirdest being a starving seal pup that slithered into a Bristol pub.Stunned staff at the Old Lock & Weir spotted the underweight animal in their courtyard behind a stack of beer barrels.

Latvian basketball player The kitten is missing he scored 25 points on Sunday of Italy in the Serie A match and forged the victory of 'Virtus Segafredo' Bologna. The content will continue after the announcement Advertising The away team from Bologna beat Krema's 'Parking Graf' with a score of 98:64 (17:21, 30:14, 29:15, 22:14). Laksa, playing 30 minutes and 36 seconds, made two of four two-point shots, six of nine three-pointers and three of five free throws. The Latvian also had three rebounds, one assist, one error, one interception, one note, three efficiency fouls and the team's best +/- indicator (+33).

The RSPCA has revealed the wackiest animal rescues of 2022 - including a boa constrictor at McDonald's and a seal which swam 300 miles to a pub. Hilarious pictures show hapless pets and wild animals trapped in bizarre places before being freed by baffled rescuers. The charity has compiled 59 of the oddest rescues of 2022, with the weirdest being a starving seal pup that slithered into a Bristol pub. Stunned staff at the Old Lock & Weir spotted the underweight animal in their courtyard behind a stack of beer barrels.

Newsletter The Morning Develop stronger relationships in 2023. 7:07 a.m. ET For over 80 years, researchers at Harvard have studied what makes for a good life. They found one surefire, scientifically proven predictor of happiness: developing warmer relationships. A team of reporters on The Times's health and wellness desk, Well, developed a seven-day challenge to help you do just that. I spoke with Jancee Dunn, one of the reporters behind the program, about what she found when she tried it. Lauren: When I see a 'New Year's challenge,' I immediately feel tired.

January 1, 1933– Joe Orton: 'To be young, good-looking, healthy, famous, comparatively rich and happy is surely going against nature.' If you have ever been the recipient of an email or letter of outrage from 'Edna Welthorpe', I suppose I must apologize, which is not the easiest thing for me to do. Edna, who lives in the ironically named Boring, Oregon, is the stolen alter-ego of playwright, Joe Orton, one of my favorite figures from the 20th century. In the 1950s, Orton created Edna Welthorpe and he made her the guardian of public morals.

Editor's note: Over the next few months, the Courier & Press will occasionally publish question-and-answer articles with our staff members, a way to help readers get to know the people behind the bylines. We continue with Sarah Loesch, who covers local government for the Courier & Press. I was born and raised in Evansville on the Southeast Side. I made my way through the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp. behind my three older brothers through Fairlawn Elementary, McGary Middle School and Harrison High School.