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Imbolc: What Is It & How to Celebrate?

Imbolc: What Is It & How to Celebrate?

Imbolc is also known as Imbolg and sometimes also called Brigid’s Day. It is a Gaelic traditional festival marking the beginning of spring. Traditionally, it is held on February 1st and it lands about halfway between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. It is celebrated throughout Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man – but you can celebrate it anywhere in the world! What is Imbolc? In…

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Christmas Superstitions in the Czech Republic

Christmas Superstitions in the Czech Republic

Cultures all over the world have their unique Christmas superstitions. The Czech Republic is known for being one of the most atheist countries in the world. Ironically, according to Czech tradition it is baby Jesus, not Santa Clause, who brings gifts. Instead of lining up to sit in Santa’s lap, Czech children wait in line to pick out a live carp fish and watch it get clobbered to…

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Unspeakable Things by Jess Lourey: Book Review

Unspeakable Things by Jess Lourey: Book Review

I read Unspeakable Things by Jess Lourey after If You Tell by Gregg Olsen revived my love for reading. It was an exciting book that only took me about a week to read, which is quick seeing I didn’t have much time. Few books keep me up past my bedtime, and this was one of them! Here’s what I thought about it. Unspeakable Things by Jess Lourey: Synopsis Inspired by a terrifying true story from…

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An Apple Watch Camera? Wristcam Gives You TWO!

An Apple Watch Camera? Wristcam Gives You TWO!

Does Apple Watch have a camera? No, and I don’t think it ever will. The Apple Watch is a literal supercomputer, but it is also small. A small watch means a small battery, so even with everything it currently does, an average charge only lasts about 18 hours. It just wouldn’t make sense to add a battery-draining camera until we have more advanced technology. Luckily, Wristcam saves the day by…

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Youth Time’s Good News Stories: Friday 4th June

Youth Time’s Good News Stories: Friday 4th June

Youth TIme’s Good News Stories are back for a third instalment, inspiring you with kindness from all around the world. There are so many ways that regular people can make a difference. You can donate time, money, and even ideas to help those in need.  The following four individuals acted selflessly and helped others. Plus, their stories continue spreading happiness and inspiring others to do…

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Sun Safety Tips for Healthy Summer Fun - Youth Time Magazine

Sun Safety Tips for Healthy Summer Fun – Youth Time Magazine

We all want to enjoy the sun and get outside this summer, but it’s important to remain safe. Here is how to do it. While it’s not the official start to summer yet, temperatures are already high, and the sun is out. Now is the time to start thinking about sun safety for the season.  Between articles on the dangers of sunburns and cancer-causing sunscreen, it can be confusing to figure out how to…

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Five Ways to Volunteer this Summer - Youth Time Magazine

Five Ways to Volunteer this Summer – Youth Time Magazine

Summer is a great time to relax and enjoy life. But it also offers a unique opportunity to volunteer your time in a meaningful way. Altruism aside, being a volunteer can be beneficial to all parties involved. Help your community this summer and reap the benefits of knowing you’ve contributed to making the world a better place. Originally published on Youth Time Magazine. Read it here.

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10 Ways to Have an Eco-Friendly Summer Vacation - Youth Time Magazine

10 Ways to Have an Eco-Friendly Summer Vacation – Youth Time Magazine

As we all gear up to travel again, we should not travel the same as before. So here are ways to go on vacation and look after our world. Summer is something we all look forward to, but many of us don’t realise the negative impacts of our basic vacation rituals.  Consider turning over a new leaf this summer, and make your vacation more eco-friendly! Originally published on Youth Time Magazine.…

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