NEWSWEEK David Kremer jarosite 1. What is your favorite color? 2. Have you ever tried to make something yourself using old materials, like transforming old fabrics or objects to give them a second life? 3. Have you ever dyed fabrics or clothes?

WE LOST around 200 KG of them today! IT's their LIFE! Every other YEAR it's the SAME! Reaching the ultimate RIPE stage with FULL Of HEAVENLY sweetness is the journey full of HARD-HITTING Storms or harsh weather conditions. It is WHAT it is! Hope the ones left will make through the final 2 weeks of HELL for getting to the HEAVENLY JUICE. THE same goes FOR US TOO! -Jas Karan

According to Google AI, How many are there? There are about 165,000 traditional sacred spots across Japan. This includes around 88,000 Shinto shrines and 77,000 Buddhist temples. Surprisingly, Aichi Prefecture has the highest number of them, even more than Kyoto! When did they start? - Shinto Shrines (Jinja): Shinto is Japan's native religion based on nature worship. Shrines started as sacred natural spaces in prehistoric times, more than 2,000 years ago. - Buddhist Temples (Tera): Buddhism came to Japan in the 6th century (around the 550s) from China and Korea. People built temples to house Buddha statues and pray for peace. @Majd Sleiman

Did you know? A group of ladybugs is called a LOVELINESS. Honestly, that might be one of the most fitting collective nouns ever. ❤️🐞 What's the most interesting collective noun you've heard? 👇