[ad_1] We’re so used to seeing mehendi or henna tattoos on brides that if we spot it on grooms, lets be truthful, most of us are a little surprised. In most cultures mehendi is considered to be a symbol of prosperity and love. The way mehendi darkens on ones handsContinue Reading
10 things I’ve learned about myself, people & life before turning 50. Why am I creating this list? Well, I turn 50 this year and I will admit that I was feeling a little apprehensive about it, feeling a bit old and like I am irrelevant. But I think byContinue Reading
I just spoke with a woman who wonders how she will handle her future married status’ name change. Where did this idea come from and why should it be such a big deal? It began to surface in English common law in the ninth century. That’s when lawmakers began toContinue Reading
After going through many awkward stages in my life (and I do mean awkward) and learning the hard way, I guess you could say I have also learned what to wear and what NOT to wear. We all want to look our best whether we are going out on aContinue Reading
Feeling bored in quarantine? Already tackled the iconic Harry Potter or To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before trilogy? Well, don’t you worry, because I’ve got you covered with 15 of the most exciting and captivating novels of the year! Don’t forget to read all the way to the endContinue Reading
According to billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates, “If a country does a good job with testing and ‘shut down’ then within 6-10 weeks they should see very few cases and be able to open back up.” Continue Reading
In honor of Black History Month, we asked Automatticians— the people who work on WordPress.com — to share a few sentences on the people who have influenced and inspired them, from historical figures to current public leaders to loved ones and friends. Throughout February, we’re honoring and celebrating these people hereContinue Reading
“Just like the countless options on my office’s hot drinks machine, I fell in love with a fresh sense of possibility — that there was more than one way to live my life.” In this illustrated longread, Candace Rose Rardon reflects on coffee, life, and finding herself, no matter whereContinue Reading
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