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5 Unusual Easter Traditions from Around the World

Every spring, churches bloom with lilies, families gather for brunch, and somewhere out there, someone’s desperately peeling dye-stained eggshells from a not-quite-hard-boiled mess. Easter is here again—a time for reflection, renewal, and, in many corners of the world, downright curious traditions. Sure, for many Christians, Easter is a solemn celebration of the resurrection of Jesus—sunrise… Read More »

6 Surprising Facts About St. Patrick’s Day

St. Patrick’s Day began as a humble religious observance—no colorful parades, no green beer, no rowdy festivities. Once Irish immigrants brought the holiday stateside, it transformed into a secular celebration of all things Irish, complete with lively traditions that might raise the eyebrows of the holiday’s namesake saint. Ironically, the date commemorates the death of… Read More »

Dive Into Japanese Folklore and Mythical Creatures

Japanese folklore is such a cool place; it’s where all those weird, surreal, and just bizarre things come to life. You have everything from nightmare-eating monsters to haunted umbrellas to giant ears of corn-these stories give you a peek into this world where nature and the supernatural kind of mix together. But these tales aren’t… Read More »