In today’s fast-paced world, it can be difficult to find balance and discover fun, interesting facts about everyday life. These often-overlooked tidbits can provide valuable insights into the ways we live and interact with our surroundings.

What we eat and drink

Find out more about things we eat regularly like apples, grapes and bananas. It is always fun to eat pizza and ice cream. As people travel more there is more interest in eating food styles from other nations like French Food and Mexican food. And there is always interest in drinking wine.

Art and Language

We love to publish articles that bring to life art and language. These include articles on language and english as well as writers such as Shakespeare, Walt Whitman, John Steinbeck, Edgar Allan Poe and Emily Dickinson.

And be inspired by reading about Helen Keller.

In addition to articles on art you can read about Pablo Picasso, the Mona Lisa and even facts about the piano.

Technology

Advances in technology are changing how we all live. Find out more about advances such as drones and hacking.

Our Natural World

We cover topics from tornadoes to rainbows to sunflowers as well as the earth and earthquakes.

General Fun Facts

Our interests at this website run wide. We cover everything from marijuana to marvel characters to cancer zodiac women. We cover yoga, tattoos and nike as well as cactus, pilots, dentists and astronauts. It is always fun to learn about different disciplines like Buddhism and confucianism. And we also like to write about great events like the 4th of July.

6 science-backed tips to boost your energy levels without caffeine Life can get incredibly busy, and keeping up often hinges on having enough energy. But energy isn’t always in high supply, leaving many wondering how to boost their energy. Recent data from the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) revealed that 13.5 percent of …

5 common therapy myths—and the research that disproves them In the United States, receiving mental healthcare is quite common. More than 1 in 5 U.S. adults (21.6%) received mental health treatment in 2021, with the rate closer to 1 in 4 (23.2%) among those under 45. The percentage of those seeking treatment has steadily increased …

New Year’s resolutions are a powerful tradition. They’re an opportunity to turn over a new leaf and chase ambitions with fresh determination. But sticking to them is easier said than done. Still, the act of setting goals reflects our collective desire to improve and grow. A survey conducted by Statista revealed what Americans were striving …

New Year’s Eve isn’t just another holiday, it’s a time when cultures around the world put their unique stamp on welcoming the future. As a kid, I thought everyone celebrated New Year’s the same way we did: watching the ball drop and counting down to midnight. But as I’ve grown older and learned about traditions …

Winter driving presents unique challenges beyond the usual wear and tear of everyday travel. With icy roads, freezing temperatures, and unpredictable weather, being unprepared can turn a simple trip into a stressful or even dangerous situation. Having the right tools and supplies in your car is critical to staying safe during the colder months. The …

Celebrating while grieving feels like a betrayal. I lost my dad in October 2018, and I just didn’t want Christmas to come. How would we smile, give gifts, and eat ham when the family patriarch slept six feet under? (Un)fortunately, the sun set and rose again, and the holiday rolled in. Twinkling lights and cheerful …

Buying a car is a big deal. Whether you’re after a shiny new ride or something more practical, dependability matters. Few things are as frustrating or expensive as owning a car that constantly breaks down. That’s why the 2024 J.D. Power Vehicle Dependability Study is such a valuable resource. It gets deep into the long-term …

In recent years, the call for global sustainability has been louder than ever, and with environmental and economic shifts, the demand for smarter choices has increased. From smart energy consumption to prioritizing green technologies, small changes today can lead to big impacts tomorrow. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), global renewable capacity is expected …

Have you ever opened a gift a gift with a polite smile while internally thinking, “What am I supposed to do with this?” From the perpetually regifted fruitcake to bafflingly specific gadgets, certain gifts are better left unwrapped—or better yet, unbought. A great gift reflects the recipient’s interests, needs, or personality. Unfortunately, not every gift …

Do you reply to texts immediately, or do they sit in your inbox until they go stale? I’m guilty of fully replying to text messages, only to realize days later that I only replied in my head, and now I’m officially a ghoster. When I do manage a late reply, I’ll use emojis a lot, …