Revered for thousands of years in Japan, the flowering cherry blossom trees remind us to appreciate the beauty around us. Here are 10 cherry blossom facts you may not have known about these beautiful, fragrant blooms of spring. 10 Cherry Blossom Facts 1. A gift 2,000 Japanese cherry blossom trees was destroyed because of bugs.

Ready for winter? Don't forget the long johns, that important layer against the cold. But where did they come from and who are they named after? Find out in this "brief" history of long underwear.

Not all wood is created equal. Before you start a fire with some wood scraps or old bills, think again. Here's a list of things that should not be burned in your fireplace or woodstove.

Is there a right way and a wrong way to hang clothes on a clothesline? Yes! These top tips will have you line drying your clothes like a pro so there are no time-wasting re-dos!

While most recognize the barber pole as a symbol for a good place to get a haircut, many don't realize what it actually means. The rather gruesome history might just surprise you!

Yech! Love bugs are in the air, in your home, and on your car. Try this "Love Bug Spray" and other natural solutions to get rid of these annoying (and gross) pests!

Mouse in the house? That’s nothing unusual. But mice in your car?! That can send a driver screaming. Here's what to do if a rodent takes up residence in your vehicle.

Keep your feathered friends happy and healthy with these important winter bird foods to help them thrive through the toughest season. See the list.

When floodwaters overcome southern neighborhoods, Cajun Navy volunteers are often the first to respond, purely out of human kindness.

No, a mnemonic device isn't the latest gadget, but a cool trick that helps you remember important information. If you have trouble remembering things, mnemonics can help!