Things, Stuff, Wonderful, Lovely!
[ad_1] UNSW Sydney Locally extinct bandicoots have returned to an Australian national park in New South Wales after more than 100 years. The nationally threatened species, known to local Aborigines as ‘talpero’, once spread across the Australian outback, including the area that is now managed as Sturt National Park. Small native marsupials became extinct in…
When you’ve got major inches, you’ve also got major options when it comes to your hair. Maybe you favor a one-length cut to give your fine hair some volume. Or perhaps you fancy a chop that will play well with your ringlets. If you’re willing the shell out the cash, you might even want to…
[ad_1] Chris ButlerAugust 19, 2021 08:08Last modified August 19, 2021 09:32 Everyone wants to be the talented woman who seems to have everything going for her. Although they seem so close together on the outside, these women often suffer in society because they feel like they don’t fit together. These beautiful gifts and callings in…
[ad_1] Andy corbley When Paolo Fanciulli threw 39 large marble sculptures to the bottom of the sea in front of Tuscany’s Maremma Regional Park, it was not his first blow in the battle against unsustainable fishing, but it was his first step into the art world. A fascinating story, at the heart of which is…
It’s been a long Hot Vaxxed Summer, and your news feed might feel like a blur of people rushing back out to socialize — and date. (Even though plenty of us, despite all the pressure, aren’t ready — and that’s perfectly okay.) After more than a year of Zoom dates and dating app messages, when…
Shampoo is a beauty essential that’s seemingly as old as time. But as technology, personal preference, and ingredient innovations evolve, so have the formulas. Long gone are the days of regularly using sulfate-laced, oil-stripping, one-size-fits-all hair cleansers that only work on a handful of hair textures. Not only are newer formats — like shampoo bars,…
[ad_1] August 19, 2021– “I used to think that I would live to see the future of my visions. Now I only hope that the grandchildren of my grandchildren walk in a kinder world, alive for a multidimensional kinship, knowing that everything they can see, hear and touch it is sacred. I do not know…
[ad_1] Amy Brummond, the creative artist behind Pine Zen Pottery, makes unique handcrafted ceramics that are functional and beautiful. She calls herself a “middle-aged clay enthusiast” who finds joy in creating art for the world. After being a stay at home mom for years and sending her children to school, Amy realized that she had…