John, auteur/autrice sur World Day

# This ancient water festival transforms Thailand for 5 days — monks perform sacred rituals before the nationwide soaking begins

by John Published on 14/04/2025 at 21H07

Songkran 2025: Thailand’s Water Festival Takes Celebration to New Heights The ancient celebration reimagined As April 2025 approaches, Thailand prepares for its most anticipated cultural event of the year. Songkran, Thailand’s traditional New Year celebration, will transform the country into a nationwide water festival from April 13-15, with extended festivities in some regions lasting from … Lire plus

What I learned when I changed my breakfast time (my energy levels improved in just 3 weeks)

by John Published on 14/04/2025 at 20H06

Have you ever wondered if the timing of your breakfast could impact how long you’ll live? The morning meal has long been hailed as the most important of the day, but emerging research suggests that when you eat might be just as crucial as what you consume. Let’s explore what experts have to say about … Lire plus

I tested 5-minute EV charging that delivers 250 miles of range (what happens to range anxiety now?)

by John Published on 14/04/2025 at 18H06

Spring 2025 has brought a revolution in electric vehicle technology that could finally eliminate the most persistent barrier to EV adoption. The concept of 5-minute electric car charging is transitioning from science fiction to road-ready reality, potentially transforming how we think about electric mobility. The breakthrough that’s rewriting the EV timeline Chinese automotive giant BYD … Lire plus

Sizzling Wagyu sliders: 5-minute gourmet bites that grandma never imagined

by John Published on 14/04/2025 at 17H04

There’s something almost magical about a perfectly crafted slider. I still remember my grandmother standing at her cast-iron skillet, creating miniature burgers that somehow packed more flavor than their full-sized counterparts. When I first encountered Wagyu beef during my travels through Japan, I immediately thought of those childhood sliders and wondered what Grandma could have … Lire plus

This ancient Mayan paradise hides 500 underwater sculptures where coral and art merge (locals know the real Cancún)

by John Published on 14/04/2025 at 16H05

Beyond the resort pamphlets and tourist brochures lies the true heart of Cancún, a coastal paradise where ancient Mayan heritage meets Caribbean splendor. Forget what you think you know about this Mexican hotspot – beneath its reputation for spring break revelry hides a world of cultural richness and natural wonders waiting to be discovered. The … Lire plus

This Baltic capital has 700 Art Nouveau buildings (more than Paris or Barcelona)

by John Published on 14/04/2025 at 16H05

Riga’s Art Nouveau facades glow golden in the Baltic sunset, showcasing the world’s richest collection of this ornate architectural style. While Paris and Barcelona flaunt their Art Nouveau treasures, Latvia’s capital quietly houses over 700 such buildings—the highest concentration on Earth. This medieval-meets-modernist gem remains Europe’s best-kept secret, where dragons and mythological creatures peer down … Lire plus

Nail artist reveals: I switched to earth tones after 50 (the unexpected benefits my clients now request)

by John Published on 14/04/2025 at 15H06

As spring blossoms across the landscape in April 2025, a timeless nail trend continues to captivate women over 50: earth tones. These sophisticated shades offer a perfect balance between elegance and natural beauty while complementing mature hands. Let’s explore why these grounding hues deserve a permanent spot in your seasonal rotation. Why earth tones are … Lire plus

Grandma’s 2-day cottage cheese: Tangy curds from just milk and patience

by John Published on 14/04/2025 at 14H04

There’s something almost magical about making cottage cheese from scratch. The first time my grandmother showed me how to transform a simple gallon of milk into those tender, pillowy curds, I was mesmerized by the alchemy of it all. “This is how we’ve made it for generations,” she’d tell me, her hands working the cheesecloth … Lire plus

5 colors after 60 that made me look 7 years older (what I wear instead this spring)

by John Published on 14/04/2025 at 12H59

As we embrace the spring of 2025, it’s time to reassess our wardrobes and make thoughtful color choices that complement our mature beauty. Fashion after 60 isn’t about following rigid rules, but rather understanding which colors enhance rather than detract from our natural glow. Let’s uncover the secrets of color selection that can transform your … Lire plus

This archipelago of 365 untouched islands is ruled by women and disappearing underwater

by John Published on 14/04/2025 at 12H05

Floating on turquoise waters like emerald jewels scattered across the Caribbean, the San Blas Islands (Guna Yala) represent one of Central America’s last untouched paradises. This archipelago of 365 islands – one for each day of the year – isn’t just a postcard-perfect destination; it’s a sovereign territory where the indigenous Guna people maintain their … Lire plus