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I Explored This Abandoned House Of Treasures In March Of 2014 After A Friend Had Given Me The Coordinates And Intel Needed To Access The House. I Knew This House Was Special From The Many Antiques And Artifacts That Were Found Throughout.  The Story About This Abandoned House Of Treasures Has Been Featured By Media Outlets Worldwide And It All Started When Petapixel Published It Originally. PetaPixel – Urban Exploration Photographer Finds A Stash Of Cash In An Abandoned House What I Did Not Know, And What My Friend Didn’t Know Was That There Was A Secret Buried Somewhere In This House. A Secret That Had Been Hidden For Possibly 30 Years. I Arrive At The House Early On A Day Off Of Work, Park Up The Street And Make My Way Inside, My Approach Was Invisible Thanks To All Of The Blowing Snow And White Out Conditions. There Are Neighbors Right Next Door With A Kitchen Window That Faces Directly To The Entry.I Hang My Coat And Get My Bearings In The House, Unpack My Gear And Get Ready To Shoot This Pic Of The Kitchen…When Something Catches My Eye At The Corner Of The Mattress.Surprised, I Pick It Up To Inspect… CONTINUE READING…

Odd Fellows Home Location: Liberty, Missouri This mansion was built for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, founded in 1819, as a central hub for the organization in Missouri. The fraternal organization resembled the Masons, with the goals of promoting brotherhood, loyalty and community outreach. The IOOF was also known for “secret rituals,” many of which were performed in the Odd Fellows Home throughout the 19th century. That is, of course, when they weren’t taking care of the at-risk members of their community at their 200-plus-acre complex with a school, nursing home, hospital and orphanage. While the complex fell to disrepair (aside from one building that now holds a functioning winery), the Odd Fellows left a skeleton of one of their members—”George”—behind, which was said to be used in the strange initiation rituals. This is just one of the urban legends from every state. Villa de Vecchi Location: Cortenova, Italy This beautiful mansion sits among the trees in the mountains of Cortenova, beside Lake Como. Known by many nicknames, including the “Red House,” “Ghost Mansion” and “Casa Delle Streghe” (The House of Witches), this mansion touts a tragic history. In the late 19th century, Count Felix De Vecchi commissioned architect Alessandro Sidoli to… CONTINUE READING…

Getting enough protein daily is essential for your overall health. Healthy protein sources include eggs, nuts, lean meats, fish, dairy, and certain grains. Proteins are a large category of molecules that support cell structure, immune function, movement, chemical reactions, hormone synthesis, and more. They’re all made up of tiny building blocks called amino acids. Nine of these are essential–meaning your body needs them but can’t make them on its own, so you need to get them in your diet. Not only is protein essential for your health but consuming it can keep you feeling full and satisfied, which supports a healthy body weight . The recommended dietary allowance (RDA) for protein is set at 0.36 grams (g) of protein per pound of your body weight (0.8 g per kilogram). Remember that this reflects the minimum protein required to meet your body’s needs. Here are 16 delicious foods that are high in protein. 1. Eggs Whole eggs are a good source of protein that’s easy to absorb, and they’re also an excellent source of vitamins, minerals, healthy fats, and antioxidants. Remember that egg whites are almost pure protein, but whole eggs that include the yolk provide many more nutrients, including vitamins, minerals,… CONTINUE READING…

Consider trying out this Italian love cake! It is a sweet ricotta base, chocolate cake, and then topped with a rich chocolate pudding frosting. A luscious and melt-in-your-mouth cake this love cake will be the talk of the night. The ricotta cheesecake style layer is ultra velvety. Then you have an ultra-rich Devil’s Food cake layer, and then Cool Whip and pudding topping. Do not skip this dessert if you are looking for a game-changer dessert. Perfect for the Holidays or Valentines day for he ones you love! Serve this up for a holiday gathering, take it to a bake sale, serve it up for a summer cookout, or as you root on your favorite team this football season. This Italian ricotta love cake can be made all year round. Craving more chocolate desserts? Whip up these mint chocolate brownies, triple chocolate cookies, or even Bailey’s cheesecake. Everyone falls in love when they eat this cake, hence the name. It is loaded with layers and rich and creamy flavors. When you read the directions you might get confused because the cake layer goes on the bottom, but just follow the steps as written, the ricotta layer ends up on the bottom, because it is… CONTINUE READING…

Press-on nails have had one of the most impressive glow-ups in recent years. We’ve swapped the old unreliable drugstore stick-ons that popped off minutes after application only to leave your nails damaged for Chillhouse. Not only do their modern, artsy designs match my saved nail inspo IG folder, they’re also surprisingly sturdy and come with nontoxic glue that doesn’t ruin nails. If you’re ready to give the editor-approved tips a try, here are some tips and tricks for seamless application and removal, so you don’t make the same mistakes I did. Applying Chillhouse Nails The set comes with 24 nails—to ensure you find the perfect fit for each nail—along with non-toxic glue, a dual-sided file-buffer hybrid, and a cuticle stick. In other words, everything you’ll need for ideal application. 1. Prep To maximize weartime, I recommend using either the included or your go-to tools to push cuticles back and buff nails to start. Don’t forget to wash your hands or apply some alcohol to make sure there’s nothing getting in the way of your nail and the tips. And for good measure, try the nails on for size and lay out the perfect fit for each finger (in order from thumb… CONTINUE READING…

Ingredients you will need How to make these jiggly Japanese soufflé pancakes Make the soufflé pancake batter: 1. Separate the egg whites and egg yolks into separate mixing bowl. Make sure to not break the yolk! 2. Into the egg yolks, add the milk and vanilla and whisk briefly until combined. Then, sift in the flour and baking powder. Whisk until no more dry flour is visible and everything is well combined. Set aside until needed. 3. Into the egg whites, add the vinegar or lemon juice. With a hand mixer, beat on medium speed until completely frothy. Then, add the sugar a little at a time while mixing. 4. Once all the sugar has been added, increase the speed to medium high and beat the egg white until it reaches stiff peak. 5. Add ⅓ of the stiff peak meringue into the egg yolk batter. Use a rubber spatula to gently fold the meringue into the batter until evenly combined and no more streaks are visible. Cook the pancakes: 1. Heat a large nonstick pan over low heat and lightly grease the pan with oil. 🌟 Pro tip: Pick a good nonstick that has tall walls with a lid or a… CONTINUE READING…

As you decorate for the holidays and cross off your gift list, the one thing you can’t forget is of course, a festive mani. If you’re looking to add some holiday spirit to your nails without going too literal, look no further. We scoured the internet and found four chic, minimal nail ideas that are as special as they are versatile. Modern candy-cane inspired red It’s no surprise that red is the color of the season. If you’re ready to put a unique spin on the trending shade, try a modern, easy-to-recreate abstract design. Like ornaments for your nails Start with a neutral, natural-looking base and top off with rhinestone nail art decorations for an extra pop. The best part? You don’t have to be a nail artist. Just stick them on and seal with a top coat. Dripping in gold Like your regular French manicure, but with a dose of sparkle and shine. Swap out the expected white tips with confetti-inspired, celebration-ready gold glitter. French, but make it pearl Nothing is classier than a French manicure. But if you’re ready to upgrade this traditional mani for holiday party season, opt for cobalt blue tips and throw on some pearls for… CONTINUE READING…

This once-beautiful Greek Revival mansion in Uniontown, Alabama looks like it’s being swallowed up by the earth, and its tragic past certainly lives up to the haunting aesthetic. In January of 1994, the remains of 13-year-old Allan Lucy were found buried beneath the front porch of the Hardie-Coleman House—or, as it’s better known online, the Lucy Murder House. Allan, who lived in the home with his adoptive parents, Phillip and Margaret Lucy, disappeared without a trace in May of 1985. In the months that followed, Jason Lucy, Phillip and Margaret’s biological son, told classmates that his father killed Allan and buried him in the backyard. For years, no one believed Jason’s story, even though rumors about the Lucy family swirled around town long before Allan disappeared. Decades after Allan Lucy’s murderer was brought to justice, the house has still not recovered—largely due to environmental injustices that have driven many residents out of Uniontown and left those who remain fighting for justice of their own. Lennox Castle Lennox Castle in Scotland was built in 1812 for John Lennox Kincaid Lennox. He was supposedly a distant relative of the Clan Kincaid, who were descendants of some of the notable ancient Earls of… CONTINUE READING…