The National Institute of Health defines object attachment as “the experience a person has when they feel an emotional attachment to an inanimate object and
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Toilet Paper: Getting to the bottom of its history
It’s something that we all do. It’s just something we don’t discuss. I’m referring to using the bathroom. Whether it’s the lingering smells that cause
The Masks We Wear – Part 1: Crime and History
There are hundreds of different prisoners who could have been the Man in the Iron Mask. In the 1998 Leonardo DiCaprio movie entitled The Man in the
The History and a Song: Arlo Guthrie’s “The City of New Orleans”
Many years ago, a railway was defined as a “track for steam carriages.” This is an extremely inadequate definition with our modern standards. The modern
Just in the Nick of Time: A History of Interesting Idioms and Colloquial Phrases – Part 7
“Today we will look into origins and meanings of some of the silliest sounding idioms and colloquial phrases that have pretty unbelievable origins.”
Just in the Nick of Time: A History of Interesting Idioms and Colloquial Phrases – Part 6
“You’ll also hear these colloquial sayings if you hang around your Southern grandmother for any extended period of time. “
The Pop Culture Kings present The Archives of Wisdom 