E-readers: The next step in evolution of reading
The ancient Sumerians etched cuneiform script into clay tablets as far back as 3,200 B.C. The first printing press that allowed for the mass production of…
Month: February 2022
Don’t give up embroidery because of arthritis!
If you were once an avid stitcher — or want to become one — you can still make those gorgeous heirloom-quality pieces, even with arthritis. First, keep…
A question you can ask your readers to answer
A question you can ask your readers and publish responses: What heirloom items do you have from your grandmother or grandfather? Tell us about them. They…
The ancient (and modern) art of embroidery
Philosophers have always debated what it truly means to be human, but perhaps one of the most fundamental truths is this: To be human is to decorate. Even…
New blood test can aid Alzheimer’s diagnosis
Despite its status as the most common cause of dementia and the countless individuals and families impacted by this degenerative brain disorder,…
Sidewalk chalk games solve kid boredom
It’s only February, but the novelty from new Christmas toys has long passed and the kids claim to be bored again. One easy (and cheap) solution: sidewalk…
A fancy hopscotch mosaic that commemorates the original site of Boston Latin School, the first publi
Hopscotch transcends nations, cultures The children’s playground game Hopscotch is so universal across cultures and so ancient that in the fifth century,…
Keep it simple with pre-spring cleaning
There’s no reason to wait until spring to do a top-to-bottom deep clean of your home. Save the stress and energy and start early with smaller tasks that…
Boji the traveling street dog at the Instanbul Municipality Animal Shelter where he was given vaccin
The love for animals Cats and dogs have been remembered throughout history for their love, acts of courage, and just for their extraordinary acts. Here…
Shakespeare
The love of the beloved Young love, romantic love, hopeless love, love unrequited, love betrayed — all the big ideas of love can be found in the plays…