Posts by Radha Perera

It’s funny how the little things from school stay with you long after everything else is forgotten.

Six compliments men say they wish their partners expressed more often.

Personal experiences show how complicated home devices can create more problems than convenience.

Even after years of following Him, Jesus still caught His disciples off guard with the things He said and did.

Kids once carried pocket knives, slingshots, and even straight razors to school, things that would be unthinkable today.

What used to be just a normal, breezy way to travel has turned into a quick way to get a ticket, now that the law has finally caught up with safety.

Back then, a moment could stay between the people who lived it, and that was enough.

Social etiquette is something that we learn over time. Sometimes people get gaps in that education, and it doesn't always lead to epic fails. It often shows up in subtle, tell-tale behaviors that make others feel awkward without knowing the cause. These are actual examples of cases that have been analyzed by psychologists and sociologists for years.

Jesus didn’t just tell stories to be nice. Some of his parables were meant to make people feel safe, but many others were meant to wake them up. On the outside, these stories look like simple bedtime tales. They are easy to listen to. Because they sound so gentle, it is easy to miss the warning hidden inside. He was calling out people who thought they were doing everything right but were actually losing their way. He exposed the shortcuts people take with their faith. 

There’s a real magic in how our grandparents cooked, though their methods were born of necessity rather than safety manuals. From perpetual stews to sun-brewed tea, they relied on tradition and gut feeling over thermometers. It was a time when intuition ruled the kitchen, but those charming habits often hid risks that modern science has only recently helped us understand.