1. Hawaiian Flower Meanings
French people cheek kiss to greet each others between family and friends, even between men. The number of kisses varies according to the region, from 1 (e.g. in the tip of Brittany) to 4 (e.g. Paris and most of the North), and occasionally up to 5 in Corsica.
3. Collecting Water in Senegal
Senegalese women spend an average of 17.5 hours a week just collecting water.
4. Morning Exercise Session in Companies, Japan
Some traditional Japanese companies conduct a morning exercise session for the workers to prepare them for the day's work.
5. India's Sacred Cows
Cows can be found freely wandering the streets of India’s cities. They are considered sacred and will often wear a tilak, a Hindu symbol of good fortune. Cows are considered one of humankind’s seven mothers because she offers milk as does one’s natural mother.
6. Resting Place For Cobras in Ceilings, India
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If a native Hawaiian woman places the flower on her right ear, she is available. (The bigger the flower, the more desperate!)
2. French Cheek Kiss?
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3. Collecting Water in Senegal
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4. Morning Exercise Session in Companies, Japan
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5. India's Sacred Cows
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6. Resting Place For Cobras in Ceilings, India
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Shetpal is a small village in Sholapur, Maharashtra. It is popularly known as cobra village as each house has a resting place for cobras in a raft of their ceilings. Another interesting thing is there has been no case of a cobra-bite in that village till date though cobras live inside the house daily.
7. Christmas Custom in Czech Republic
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In Czech Republic during Christmas, little boats are made out of empty walnut shells and each family member places a little burning candle into a shell. Everyone's shells are then floated on a bowl of water. If the shell makes it across the bowl, its owner will live a long and healthy life. A shell that sinks brings bad luck to its owner.
8. Salted Tea?
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Tibetans, Mongolians, and people in parts of western China put salt in their tea instead of sugar.
9. Basashi Meal, Japan
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Raw horse meat is a popular entree in Japan. Sliced thinly and eaten raw it is called basashi.
10. No Making Love Before Marriage?
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Middle East Women should not making love before marriage. Meanwhile, all kinds of affection, including kissing or holding hands, were also barred from practice before marriage.
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