These sisters live in a trailer that is bigger than any posh apartment in England
Caravan sisters
Tiktok stars Caitlin, 18, and Lizzy Mac, 20 recently offered a tour of their two-bedroom trailer home in St Albans, Herts in England, which is fitted with water supply, electricity and looks no less than a luxury apartment.
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Lizzy says, “A lot of people think we live on the side of the road or that we live in a car park. This doesn’t make sense. People don’t realise, but we have all the normal things as well, with things like kitchen appliances, microwave, electric oven, gas cooker, extractor fan. And then the water supply, which is plumbed up, just like it would be if you were in a house.”
The girls share their own trailer, while their mum and four siblings live in a mobile home next door. While they have a living room, it’s their walk-in wardrobe where the sisters spend most of their time either relaxing or getting glammed up for their sensational TikTok videos.
TikTok stars Caitlin and Lizzy Mac live together in a trailer
Their Swarovski necklaces, Chanel and Louis Vuitton bags are locked away in there, too. With mountains of makeup spilling out of the draws, the sisters make sure they are always sparkling ready for a selfie. The trailer is also set with a kitchen filled with gold plated china, crystal vases and a Smeg fridge. They also have a shed where they wash their clothes; it has the dishwasher and dryers, too. Keeping on top of the chores and having nice interiors is what they pride themselves most in.
He can kill your procrastination
This ‘online supervisor’ is helping people combat laziness one text at a time
Whether it is fulfilling work-related tasks, or studying for a fast-approaching exam, we always find excuses to put them off. That’s where online supervisors like Xiao Zhu come in. They spend most of their day keeping track of their customers’ schedule, constantly reminding them that they have things to do. Having a client record of over 20,000 over the past six years, Xiao helps them battle the monster of procrastination. He spends about 15 hours of his day encouraging them to complete the tasks they planned. “The morning task has not been completed, get to it,” Zhu may text a client. There’s no bigger satisfaction for Xiao than hearing from a client, who just passed an exam, thanking him for his help. The young man’s clients are mainly from the age group of eighteen to 30, who live by themselves and require outside assistance with fighting procrastination.
Virtual painting
A talented French-Russian artist Anna Zhilyaeva has been pushing the boundaries of painting by using software like tilt-brush, masterpiece and Anim VR, and a virtual reality headset, to paint three-dimensional artworks often referred to as painted sculptures.
Man’s been living with knife inside his chest
A Filipino man, who had been experiencing sharp chest pains in cold weather, learned that he had a four-inch-long knife blade lodged in his chest after doing a routine X-ray. Last June, after being stabbed by a gang of youths he was brought to the hospital, where doctors managed to save him, but they left a knife blade inside.
Book brought for £1 now worth £30,000
Four daughters have been left stunned after a Harry Potter book their late mum bought from a school fete for £1 turned out to be a rare first edition worth £30,000 (Rs 30 lakh). The book turned out to be one of only 500 ever printed. It will go under the hammer at Hansons Auctioneers in Staffordshire. The money made from selling the “heaven sent” gift will be split between the daughters.
Trace this missing rooster and earn Rs 75K
Last week, someone stole a 30-year-old giant rooster statue from outside the Osseo Family Restaurant in Wisconsin. The statue was a popular spot for photos, even during the pandemic. But after not getting any leads on the missing rooster, the restaurant’s owner, Artan Shabani, decided to offer a reward for its return—$1,000 and a free meal. Shabani spoke with police and said, “If it’s a prank, I’m not pressing charges.”
No punctured tyres anymore?
A tyre startup teamed up with NASA recently to announce an innovative airless bicycle tyre originally developed by NASA for future Mars Rover missions. Dubbed METL, the revolutionary tyre is made from smart memory metal that, unlike stretching, rearranges its molecular structure when you bend it, but instantly goes back to its original shape, which means that you probably won’t have to change another bicycle tyre in your lifetime. “Wires are woven together to create an airless tyre structure that has the ability to flex with the terrain, unlike current rigid wheels,” NASA shared.
This mum is giving us birthing goals
Legaci Allong, 24, has been documenting her life on YouTube for the past four years, and she didn’t shy away from filming the arrival of her son in an unassisted, unmedicated, water birth at home. A 21-minute video was uploaded on YouTube, where Legaci is seen giving birth to her son in a bathtub. During her delivery Legaci also shared tips for other mums on how to keep calm during labour, including “embracing” the pain of contractions by saying, “Yes,” and “that feels good” out loud.
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