Weekly Wallpaper – Neil deGrasse Tyson
We all know and love Neil deGrasse Tyson. He has an infectious passion for science and the world. As an astrophysicist, author and all-around science
January 13, 2018 No Comments
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9 Tips For Fast Jet Lag Recovery
Jet lag is NOT caused by lack of sleep. Despite how true this feels when we’re in the throes of jet lag symptoms, the physiological
January 5, 2018 6 Comments
Weekly Wallpaper – Over The River And Through The Woods
Happy New Year everyone! The line ‘Over the river and through the woods’ originally comes from a children’s poem by Lydia Maria Child first published
January 5, 2018 No Comments
The Longest Flight In The World!
Up for watching the entire ‘Lord of the Rings’ and ‘Hobbit’ trilogies in one single flight? How about crossing 10 time zones in one fell
January 5, 2018 2 Comments
Best Places To Celebrate New Year’s Eve
Fireworks on New Year’s Eve is a ritual which dates back to China millennia ago as a way to scare off evil spirits. Today spectacular
December 30, 2017 No Comments
Weekly Wallpaper – What Is Life But One Grand Adventure
An adventure is defined as ‘An unusual and exciting, typically hazardous, experience or activity.’ Well. That does sum up life quite nicely doesn’t it? This
December 30, 2017 No Comments
How To Reach Your New Year Goals With Journo
January is famous for being the month to kick off New Year’s Resolutions. But that isn’t what this article is about. It’s about creating New
December 30, 2017 2 Comments
8 Festive Treats From Around The World
It’s hard to think of a Christmas ritual that is not centered around food. As a self-proclaimed sugar junkie, December is an exciting time for
December 22, 2017 2 Comments
Iceland’s Elfschool Is In Session!
Over half of the Icelandic nation believes that elves exist. In fact, you may have heard of roads being re-routed to avoid disturbing elf habitations,
December 22, 2017 No Comments
Weekly Wallpaper – Margaret Lee Runbeck
Some people have an optimism that is contagious. I think this would be the case for Margaret Lee Runbeck. As a novelist, teacher and humanitarian
December 22, 2017 No Comments
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