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.

The most delightful laughter often surprises us, and spontaneous messages from acquaintances or strangers can offer a refreshing respite from life’s more somber moments. Whether a handwritten note is left at the front door, in the mailbox, or on a windshield, sometimes people have information to share without anyone around to hear it. Have you …

A curious puzzle unfolds in the heart of our cities, where more and more people struggle to find a place to call home (sometimes even becoming homeless). Some houses sit empty while others desperately seek shelter. Why do properties stand vacant even as the clamor for affordable homes intensifies? The high ownership costs of homes …

Receiving an inheritance, whether expected or unexpected, can be a bittersweet experience. But while the extra money may feel like a stroke of luck, it comes with a major responsibility: using it wisely. Unfortunately, there are a lot of ways to blow it, too. Inheriting money can be a chance to secure your future, but …

There’s something satisfying about fixing up your home. A fresh coat of paint, new hardware, or trendy features make it feel like a whole new place. But if you’re planning to sell soon, beware: not all upgrades are created equal. Some renovations might make you love your house more, but they won’t impress potential buyers. …

Feeling down? Unmotivated? Just plain grumpy? We’ve all been there, and affirmations can help you escape your slump. Life can be tough, and getting caught up in negativity is easy. Bad news, stress, and pressure are everywhere we look. But the good news is that we can slow down, change our mindset, and improve our …

A 2023 survey found that 60% of Americans of all ages are lonely. While we may assume this primarily affects older adults, this just isn’t true anymore. In fact, some surveys illustrate that the younger generations (under 25) struggle with loneliness more than any other group. Still, loneliness is a common issue among individuals as …

You might be surprised how many items you have tucked away on a wish list can be found for pennies if they’re purchased used. This can save tons of money and give you immense satisfaction in finding a treasure you wanted for a steal of a deal. Garage sales and thrift stores are a treasure …

California’s beaches, New York’s energy, the vastness of Texas – each state embodies a piece of the American dream. But for many across the nation, that dream is fading. Sky-high taxes, crushing congestion, political divisions, and even natural disasters are pushing people to pack their bags and seek a better life elsewhere. This exodus isn’t …

In a world where a lot of your life is online – banking, shopping, even your social circle – identity theft is the digital equivalent of a real-world pickpocket. Hackers are crafty, and they’re after more than just your credit card numbers. Medical data, Social Security numbers, and your online reputation are all up for …

As we grow older, it’s common for our fears to grow alongside us and sometimes hold us back from enjoying our lives. Many of these worries come from not knowing what will happen as we age. We are also influenced by cultural beliefs about aging and how we were exposed to the elderly in our …