One of the amazing things about exploring new places with children is that they are curious and eager to learn. They can absorb the history, culture, and flavors of the destinations, which can expand their imagination and knowledge in ways beyond their wildest dreams. As for entertainment, cartoons are one of the creative outlets that come with having a child. There are many fun cartoons that showcase travel, and we have compiled a list of some of them to share with you.
With the large uptick in people purchasing and using popular disinfectant products because of the COVID-19 pandemic, many are beginning to wonder just how safe all of these products really are. It’s also important to consider whether or not they are environmentally friendly. Remember, a lot of disinfectants rely on harsh chemicals like bleach or alcohol. Even some “green” cleaners rely on a chemical called phenolics. While they have less of an impact on nature, they have a larger carbon footprint because they take a lot of energy and money to produce. Is there a more gentle and less chemical-dependent alternative for disinfecting?
Christmas around the world can have many meanings. In the U.S. Christmastime means festive lights, Christmas trees, holiday feasts, gifts, and shopping. Historically Japan does not celebrate Christmas with lights, Christmas trees, decorations, gifts, or feasts as the U.S. does. This difference in culture can be rooted in history. The U.S. is a nation rooted in Christianity, while Japan was not founded in Christianity.
Regardless of one’s religious beliefs, there is no denying that certain sacred structures can evoke a sense of wonder in us. These awe-inspiring holy sites boast stunning architecture, meaningful purposes, breathtaking statues, sculptures, artwork, and more. Below are some of the most remarkable holy sites found across the globe.
