- Corsets: Then and Now By:-Kjerstid
Traditional corsets of olden days were painful garments and strained stays for taut waistlines New age corsets however are made for ease of use and trendy dressing, mixing style with comfort
- Bumper Sticker Mania By:-Mark Trumper
Bumper stickers have been around almost as long as cars have – it is a popular myth that they adorned the very first car, the Model T Ford, except this is very wrong The simple reason is that the Model T didn t have any bumpers for anything to stick to in the first instance
- How Dragons Have Touched Our Lives By:-Jeff Bronson
Dragons have been a meaningful element of our culture since around 4000 and 5000 BC From stories to architecture to collectibles, dragons are supernatural animals that may or may not have roamed the earth in reality but have left massive footprints in our sensibility
- Vietnamese Girls and Women in USA By:-Kimmy Nguyen
Vietnamese girls and women are perceived as affable, loving and unique amongst Asian women In Vietnam, strict adherence to family values is maintained and this is primarily the reason why Vietnamese women are traditional
- A History of Marijuana Foods By:-John Contraros
If you ve grown up in the United States, you may be surprised to learn that the use of Cannabis has quite a long and illustrious history Many United States anti marijuana activists might have you believe that cannabis use is a vice limited to hippies, deadbeats or liberal arts college kids; yet some of the world s oldest cultures have a rich history of smoking and cooking cannabis
- Christmas Customs By:-Ste Wishaw
It s nearly a custom today to wish Merry Christmas with Xmas presents The current tradition of offering gifts on Xmas came into well known practice pursuing the 3 Smart Men s presents to newborn Christ
- Christmas And Fireplaces By:-Donielle Schipper
What would Christmas be without a fireplace and a nice roaring fire Just the thought of Christmas conjures up images of stockings hanging on the hearth, filled with lots of yummy goodies and fun little gifts
- Hei Tiki or Maori Tiki By:-Rene Thompson
Hei Tiki are traditional figural necklaces worn by the Maori people of New Zealand There are many theories regarding the history or legend of these pendants, which are often regarded as good luck charms or symbols of fertility
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