Boba tea, also known as bubble tea, is a type of tea-based drink that originated in Taiwan in the 1980s. It is made by mixing brewed tea with milk, sugar, and chewy tapioca pearls known as "boba." Boba tea can be made with a variety of different types of tea, including green tea, black tea, … Continue reading Boba Bubble Tea
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Highgate Cemetery
Highgate Cemetery is a historic cemetery located in Highgate, London, England. The cemetery is divided into two parts, the East and West cemetery, with the West cemetery being the more famous of the two. The cemetery was opened in 1839 and quickly became one of the most popular burial grounds in London. It was designed … Continue reading Highgate Cemetery
Woodstock Summer of Love
Woodstock was a music festival that took place on August 15–18, 1969, in Bethel, New York. The festival was held on a 600-acre dairy farm and was billed as "An Aquarian Exposition: 3 Days of Peace & Music." It featured some of the most famous and iconic musicians of the time, including Jimi Hendrix, The … Continue reading Woodstock Summer of Love
Simple Steps To Improving Your Life
Manifesting and the Law of Attraction Visit any bookstore, online or at the mall, and you'll find walls of self-help books jammed with countless methods to improve your life...enough reading material to keep you busy for years. However, when it comes to improving your life, the simpler you keep things, the faster you will manifest … Continue reading Simple Steps To Improving Your Life
Evanston Garage Door Gallery
ORIGINAL MURALS BY ARTIST TERESA PAROD have transformed a residential alley in Evanston, Illinois into a vibrant drive-through gallery. The artist and educator has traveled widely and reimagines elements from a range of traditions in her paintings, collages, and textiles. Parod uses garage doors as large-scale canvases, taking advantage of both the corrugated and flat textures. Her projects began … Continue reading Evanston Garage Door Gallery
Guy Turns His Driveway into The Neighborhood Racetrack
Far too often neighbors have short fuses and default to being jerks when the sanctity of their has been invaded, but not this guy. When he noticed one young boy constantly riding through his driveway, he took it upon himself to encourage the little boy, not discourage. We need more people like this in the world. Check … Continue reading Guy Turns His Driveway into The Neighborhood Racetrack
39 Missing Children Rescued
This week, US Marshals revealed that over three dozen missing children were recovered in the state of Georgia during a two-week sting dubbed “Operation Not Forgotten.” According to reports, Thursday, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr praised the rescue effort which was conducted in Atlanta and Macon, saying: “I cannot say enough about Operation Not Forgotten and the men … Continue reading 39 Missing Children Rescued
Life-Saving Taco Bell Employee
A Taco Bell employee in Tennessee is being hailed a hero for saving a man's life after he passed out in the drive-thru. Sonja Nixon Frazier, the night shift manager at a Taco Bell restaurant in Clarksville, doesn't usually work during the day. But on August 12, in a fortunate turn of events, she happened … Continue reading Life-Saving Taco Bell Employee
Africa Free of Wild Polio
Africa has been declared free from wild polio, after decades of work by a coalition of international health bodies, national and local governments, community volunteers and survivors. Four years after the last recorded cases of wild polio in northern Nigeria, the Africa Regional Certification Commission (ARCC) on Tuesday certified that the continent is now free … Continue reading Africa Free of Wild Polio
Community Welcomes Family Back
"A young man and his father went on an auction to try and win back a land their family owned for years. There, all 200 Nebraska farmers present remained silent and did not place a bid, to help them buy back their family farm. The coronavirus has taught us that we can take nothing for … Continue reading Community Welcomes Family Back