"Enterovirus Co out-Summer is over, fall is here, and enterovirus is here. Wash your hands properly and wear a mask, then you'll be healthy." Wash your hands properly and germs won't get in." With their strong memory, children can not only recite the hygiene song for preventing enteroviruses, but also implement it at the seven times of hand-washing: before eating, after going to the toilet, after playing, before holding the baby, after going home, before and after visiting the doctor, and after blowing their noses.

Typhoon Fatty Meiji, with its fierce winds and heavy rains, hit the whole of Taiwan, with disasters of all sizes occurring all over the country, the most serious one being the burying of a residential house in Yanchao, which was swept away by earth and rocks, and the loss of a family member overnight. It made us realize once again that the power of nature is not to be underestimated! This year, three powerful typhoons came to Taiwan in September, Moranti before the Autumn Festival, Malakka after the Autumn Festival, and Meiji before the Teacher's Day, making it impossible for everyone to enjoy the festival and the moon.

Every morning, Renhe's campus is always bustling and full of vitality. As soon as 8:00 a.m. arrives, teachers start to busy themselves with reading-listening to stories, moving their hands and minds-block games, sand games, and large-muscle activities-physical fitness games, so that children can come to the school early in the morning to enjoy the fun of moving their bodies, hands, and minds for the Energizing Morning Glory Hour. The Morning Glory Time is a mixed-age group activity model that allows children to enjoy the fun of playing with their bodies, hands, and minds.

"Laughter is life-giving." This is one of the most impressive lines in the devotional I read this morning. The author said that whenever his mother and her three sisters were together, they laughed as much as they could, and that no matter how hard life was, they didn't let the heavy burdens of life overwhelm them, and they always managed to keep their ability to laugh. Women are indeed more capable of laughing than men. Laughter is a good medicine to drive away troubles and relieve tension, and it is a friendly body language that can bring people closer to each other.

On Monday, I learned from the TV that the Mighty Turtle Sweepstakes had been held for several consecutive issues, and the accumulated prize money was 1.1 billion dollars, which is a lot of money for anyone. I thought I'd go and buy some, maybe I'll have some good luck. I knew about it, thought about it, but didn't act on it. I forgot about it at work, but when I saw it on TV, I remembered it again. This time, the Powerball lottery fell in Taitung, and one lucky person won 1.1 billion dollars, which is really enviable. Buying lottery tickets seems to have become a national sport, and this trend has infected small children.