Golf has been played for at least 400 years, according to the "Spirit of Golf Foundation." It began in Scotland, spread to England, and has since extended its reach around the globe.
Before a Stetson hat makes it to the store shelves, it undergoes a series of processes that includes forming, heating and sewing.
If your child’s face lights up at the mention of fossils or he looks forward to rainy days because he can hang out in the dinosaur hall of a natural history museum, you might have a junior paleontologist on your hands.
Using two skinny sticks doesn't seem like the most efficacious way to get food into your mouth, but if you're trying to lose weight, the ancient Asian utensils just might be your secret weapon.
Most christenings today take place as a part of a church service with church members in attendance to support the family and new baby.
Spray tanning is often touted as a safe alternative to heading out in the sun for a day or using tanning booths to get a bronze glow.
Grandmothers and granddaughters can form special bonds through shared activities.
Bee pollen is used in a range of natural supplements and skincare products because of its high levels of antioxidants and vitamins.
Your high school letterman's jacket signifies a special time.
If your munchkin, like most tots, tries to wriggle away when the sunscreen bottle comes out, help her change her mind with a catchy tune.
Actively involved parents are key to most successful youth ministry programs.
Stand-up paddle boarding, or SUP, is one of the fastest growing water sports in the world, according to Isle Surf & SUP.
Dates are an excellent natural source of dietary fiber, specifically insoluble fiber.