Mothers are Great
This article describes what a mother can do for her children.
Imagine if products had two price tags, one for the cost to you, and one showing the cost to the environment.
A mother becomes very disappointed when her son fails the final math exam.
She claims always to have loved dressing in frilly dresses and having pigtails, these days dressing as a doll every day, taking only 15 minutes to achieve the look.
One day a baby elephant was spotted with no trunk. Will he succumb to malnutrition or will he be able to get the food he needs without the aid of his trunk? Read on to find out.
Phajaan (which originated from tribal communities in India and Asia) is the practice of separating an elephant’s wild spirit from it’s body so it can be domesticated and worked. It has been used to tame elephants for thousands of years, and despite controversy from the modern world, is still a standard practice today. In this article I will explain the Phajaan process, how it works, the effects it has on the elephants and the controversy surrounding it.
Our bodies and everything around us originated from Stardust, the ashes of a dead star.
This is a question that I am asked often, as I am the mother of an 11 year old son with Aspergers.