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Illustration of Jonathan Swift keeping a child at arm's length

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It was Time for Resolutions

14th January 202214th January 2022 Rama Ramesh Jonathan Swift, new year, resolutions

People around the world, and even centuries ago, have been making and keeping or breaking them.

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Creative Christmas Trees

11th December 202111th December 2021 Rama Ramesh Christmas, Christmas tree

Not all Christmas trees are the usual kind you see. There are trees around the world crafted out of creativity, technology and more…

Illustration of girl standing near a water-powered clock in Osaka, Japan

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What’s the time?

17th November 202117th November 2021 Rama Ramesh clocks, Japan, time

Some clocks pride themselves on being quirky, unique or perfectionists.

Illustration of diver delivering postal mail

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Strange post offices from around the world

20th October 2021 Rama Ramesh post office, underwater

There are many courier services, but it’s quite a unique experience going to a post office and dropping a postcard in a postbox.

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Candies — the bizarre types!

17th September 2021 Rama Ramesh candy

Let this month be an exploration of candies full of sugar, spice, everything nice and some more!

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