Internal clocks can tick very differently. While some people are most productive in the morning, others are only active later in the day or at night. This phenomenon is known in science and medicine ...

People usually fall into two groups. Some love to stay awake late at night. Others prefer waking up early and getting a head start on the day. You’ve probably heard that early risers are more ...

Felting has been used for centuries to mat wool fibers together. Needle felting is much newer. Rather than using water and soap like the older “wet felting” technique, felters use a special barbed ...

FORT WAYNE — When you have a macrame plant hanger that just doesn’t hang right, take a visit to Knot Just Macrame and they can help you adjust it. They also have a collection of new ones that might ...

Macrame has become an incredibly popular craft that infuses your home with an organic and bohemian flair. We've knotted together a collection of 20 DIY macrame kit ideas and products that will add a ...

LODI – In a tiny wooden box perched high off the ground at the Lodi Wine and Visitor Center is a family of six barn owls. For owl parents Poppy and Yarrow, that's a lot of mouths to feed. In an effort ...

"Learn how to make this cute owl amigurumi crochet pattern that is perfect for beginners. With clear and easy-to-follow steps, you can create an adorable furry friend. Follow this tutorial and show ...

Fact check: Trump repeats numerous false claims in prime-time address Brian Walshe found guilty of murdering his wife, who disappeared nearly 3 years ago Ukraine claims new Crimea strike destroyed ...

Even paper flowers have a hint of romance to them that real flowers carry. They’re not simply imitations of life, a symbol of fake love; rather, they’re the kind of flowers you breathe life into. In ...

Although you won’t hear it tick, your body has its own clock. The physical and mental changes it causes are called circadian rhythms. Most living things have them, including animals, plants, and even ...

The Turtle Bay town house where the editor Robert Gottlieb spent much of his life backs onto a communal garden, shared by the entire block. “Sondheim lived on the end,” Gott­lieb’s daughter, the ...