Posts by Trisha Leigh Zeigenhorn

With everything that’s happened over the past 18 months, more people have been facing eviction than ever before – and while that applies to individuals, it also applies to businesses big and small, as well. This poster works for a company who hosts indoor play events in spaces designed for soft play (soccer, foam pits,...

If you were a person who watched The Disney Channel during the 2010s, there’s no way you don’t remember actress Debby Ryan. The darling of her day, she starred as Bailey in The Suite Life on Deck and as the title character in Jessie.  She also starred in an original Disney Channel movie called Radio Rebel, where she played...

Listen, I realize that saying “I told you so” is almost never helpful, especially if you’re dealing with a person you care about (or someone you have to continue to deal with, like a coworker). That said, we’re all human, and sometimes it’s really hard to resist. Like this poor man, who got stuck between his...

As more and more people make specific diet choices that are important and healthiest for them, I think this question will come up more and more often. If you have a special diet that includes zero gluten, no carbs, low sugar, no dairy, and so on, how can you be sure there will be something...

Most parents, I think, try to put on a brave face for their kids across the board. We want them to be able to be kids, without the worries of adulthood. We manage or financial trouble, medical woes, and even relationship issues behind closed doors as much as possible. That said, sometimes problems get so...

In my experience, human nature goes one of two ways, when it comes to people who are fairly accomplished at one thing or another. People either want to show off those accomplishments whenever possible, or they shy away from doing that in order to not sound braggy or embarrass others. But is it ever required to...

Listen, if you’re not someone who is interested in physics, or who could name the sorts of physics we’ve currently agreed exist, this article is not for you – but I’m assuming if that’s the case, you didn’t click on it. So welcome, physics nerds. When the Large Hadron Collider lit up ten years ago,...

You might think that video stores are a thing of the past – after all, why would you go out and rent a DVD (not to mention own and hook up and maintain a DVD player) when you can just stream whatever you’d like from the comfort of your own home. Right? Well, much like...

I know that math is some people’s things, but it’s definitely not mine – and I know that I’m not alone. Give me words any day of the week, y’all. Of course, none of us are spared from needing to do math in real life. I’m sorry to say that the teachers were right about...

Some facts never get old, even when you hear them more than once. That’s the thing about knowledge – there’s so much out there to soak up that even cool facts can fall out of your head as fast as they went in, you know? So we think that even if you’ve heard these 18...

Facts are our business around here, so I like to think we know good ones when we see them. “Good” can mean different things to different people, but one of the factors for me is definitely the question “will it send me down an excellent rabbit hole?” These 19 facts definitely meet that (and other)...

I’m going to go out on a limb and guess that you love facts. You’re here, after all, and this sort of headline is the thing that makes your brain get all warm and fuzzy inside. If brains got warm and fuzzy, I mean. Which they don’t. So, without further ado, here are 20 facts...

Ok, ok, fine – you can live without knowing certain facts, but would you want to? If you’re here on our page, my guess is that you love facts as much as we do, which means you’re dying to see what’s on this list. Whether you’ve heard some of these before or not, we feel...

In a perfect world, employers treat their employees like human beings whose live and health outside of the workplace matter as much as what goes on in the office. In that world, employees would work hard for you because they feel respected and valued, so everyone wins. In reality, too many employers treat their people...

Ideally, parents are able to care and provide for their children as long as they need a hand – so, for most of us, until we graduate from college and find a job of our own. Honestly, with the economy the way it’s been for the past couple of decades, most kiddos need a bit...