Receiving holiday mail is one of the best parts of the season! This holiday season we're not able to be together with all of our loved ones in person, so sending them something special in the mail is sure to bring some cheer to their day. Whether it's a short, sentimental note or a full on photoshoot, a holiday card lets our loved ones know they're in our thoughts.

Real freedom lies in wildness, not in civilization. The quote by Charles Lindbergh, "Real freedom lies in wildness, not in civilization," carries a profound meaning that challenges conventional notions of freedom and civilization. In a straightforward interpretation, Lindbergh suggests that genuine freedom can only be found in embracing the untamed aspects of life rather than adhering to societal constructs and constraints. This quote emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with nature, exploring the unknown, and stepping beyond the boundaries of civilization to truly experience freedom.

Kate Middleton's trip to Wales this week was an eventful one. Not only did she let a tiny baby hold her handbag like it was no big deal while she continued on chatting with the crowd, but she also pulled another rare move and spoke about her late mother-in-law Princess Diana during an emotional chat with a royal fan.  In a now-deleted video posted to Instagram (per Today), a well-wisher pointed to Kate's sapphire engagement ring, which previously belonged to Diana.

In the baked centre of the Australian outback a once-thriving - and wild - opal mining town stands abandoned in the red dirt, four years after it was forcibly shut down.  Mintabie is about 1120km north-west of Adelaide and 485km south of Alice Springs, on the edge of the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands. Residents of the town were ordered out by the South Australian government after a review found 'serious law and order issues' would persist until it was permanently closed.

  You can teach a student a lesson a day; but if you can teach him to learn by creating curiosity, he will continue the learning process as long as he lives. Tim Lau, a seasoned wedding planner and master of ceremonies, could not agree with this more when he recalls his student days at Lingnan University more than 10 years ago. Tim appreciates the liberal arts education offered by Lingnan, which has transformed his life and career development.