Yes, in most cases you can bring one lighter on a plane, but only in the cabin, and not every type of lighter is allowed. The rules below are those of the US TSA and FAA; most other countries follow similar international rules, though airlines can be stricter. The short answer The TSA’s lighters page … Read more
A horseshoe over the door is one of the oldest good luck charms in Europe and North America. Like most folklore, it comes with different rules depending on whom you ask. Here is what the traditions say, and how to hang one so it actually stays up. Where the tradition comes from Several stories are … Read more
A dream catcher is a small hoop with a woven web, often decorated with beads and feathers, traditionally hung above a sleeping place. It comes from the Ojibwe (Anishinaabe) people of the Great Lakes region and later spread across many Native nations and, eventually, to gift shops around the world. The story behind it In … Read more
