Do your everyday reading habits consist of Facebook updates, texts from friends, or the recipe in your favorite cookbook for your next meal? Push notifications are always alerting us about breaking news, e-mails comments, or advertising.
If you've become one of the many people who doesn't make a habit of reading daily, you might be missing out on vital exercise for your brain.
The words antique, vintage, and retro are often used when shopping at antique festivals, second-hand stores, and flea markets. Dealers selling old pieces have been known to use "antique' to add more value to the item they are selling.
Learning what these terms mean can only help you in the bargaining process. This article can help you add an elusive piece you have been looking for to your shelves at a fair price.
Its August, your garden, the farmer's markets, and roadside stands are bursting with yummy fresh fruits and vegetables.
If you're like our household, you are eating BLT with fresh tomatoes lettuce and corn on the cob once a day.
Why was Van Gogh missing an ear?
One interesting fact about Vincent Van Gogh, he cut off his ear. Although many say it was an act to show affection, it was indeed to show his an
Our local birds are migrating back. We enjoy watching them at our feeders, learning their quirks, how they relate to other birds, squirrels, and chipmunks who find their way to your feeders.
We can all agree we are all settling in and adjusting to the new crazy norm, hopefully finding our joy where we can. Here a sneak peek of what's new at Reading Vintage and an overview of how we do things!
Agatha Christie’s novels have been translated to approximately forty-five languages and have sold more than two billion copies have made Agatha “The Most Read Novelist “of history.
She is undoubtedly the “QUEEN OF THE CRIME.”
