Posts by Trisha Leigh Zeigenhorn

We’re weaned on stories of one-true-loves and happily-ever-afters, but as we grow up and (nowadays) enter the world of online dating, it’s easy to get more and more cynical about the probability of finding that person – if they even exist in the first place. If you’re feeling that way, it turns out the math...

Sometimes, the internet is just good, clean, fun – and despite the title of the article, these 15 moments are just as good as anything you’re going to find between the sheets. #15. Like a lover. “Getting in bed after a very long exhausting day. The sheets seem to cuddle and caress you like a...

A woman named Martha Ina Ingham left her purse behind at Jefferson High School in Jeffersonville, Indiana, back in 1955, and it was recently found by construction workers during a renovation effort. Its contents have captured the interest of readers everywhere, and everyone is holding their breath waiting for the answer to one, burning question...

These 5 riddles may look like a total breeze, but can you solve them all in record time? Give it a try! (All answers are on the next page) #5. The truth. #4. Don’t poke the balloon? #3. Those short little arms! #2. Keys for days and nary a lock to be opened. #1. Birds...

History is fun, y’all! And if you need proof, these random and totally crazy facts will surely do the trick! I mean, it was definitely a good time when the following 15 Reddit users talked about their favorite moments in history, so… #15. Hard to imagine the terror. “That the Black Death killed between 30...

Doctor’s offices and hospitals are supposed to be spaces where patients feel safe enough to share their concerns and ask questions without fear of judgement…but that’s definitely not the experience these 15 people had on the worst day of their medical histories. #15. It was all her fault. “When I was about 4 I got...

You might think there’s not much to know about aviation these days, given that planes basically seem to fly themselves, but you would be wrong! Below are 5 totally interesting facts that are sure to help you out in your next game of trivial pursuit (or the next time you want to seem like the...

We’ve long heard tales of an elephant graveyard – a secret place that aged elephants seek out to die… but is there any chance it could be real? No one has ever found one, but according experts on elephant behavior, it’s not unthinkable that such a place could exist. For the elephant graveyard to exist,...

Riddles can be a great way to get your juices flowing… so why not give these 6 a try! #6. Larry’s Father’s Sons Answers are on the next page! #5. The same forward or backward. Answers are on the next page! #4. A woman who knows. Answers are on the next page! #3. Not game players....

I suppose that most things, upon closer inspection, aren’t the way you imagine them. I’m not sure that many of those examples would turn out to be as weird as the way shampoo companies  get their models’ hair to flip and flow in the wind during their commercials, though. Hint: It’s not the product, y’all,...

Need a fast mental workout? Give these 5 simple riddles a try! #5. Without wings or eyes… Answers are on the next page! #4. Mr. Smith’s peacock. Answers are on the next page! #3. Building a wall. Answers are on the next page! #2. The wrong way. Answers are on the next page! #1. A...

Snow, snow, snow! Luckily for me, I grew up in the Midwest and know how to make sure I’m safe and warm (and don’t kill myself on the driveway in the process). But if you’re new to this so-called winter wonderland and could use some advice on how to manage it, check out the tricks...

A Reddit user mentioned seeing a map of the world at a Washington D.C. IKEA that was notably missing New Zealand – and it turns out this is just one more time that map-makers overlooked the tiny-but-mighty island In fact, there’s an entire Reddit thread dedicated to maps that are missing New Zealand. Who knew?...

For some reason, there’s debate in this country as to whether or not teachers are worth what they’re paid. Let’s think about that a second. To reinterpret the point, it’s essentially asking whether it’s alright for society to expect teachers to give and give of themselves because “think of the children” (!), while also refusing...

“In the wild grandeur of her mien erect and high  Before the English Queen she dauntless stood  And none her bearing there could scorn as rude  She seemed well used to power, as one that hath  Dominion over men of savage mood And dared the tempest in its midnight wrath And thro’ opposing billows cleft...