Seven-year-old Matilda Jones from Norton, Doncaster in South Yorkshire, England was paddling in Dozmary Pool in Cornwall with her father, Paul, when she casually stumbled upon a four-foot long metal sword resembling the legendary Excalibur. It is suspected that the sword, found in the same lake where it was supposedly thrown according to the King Arthur myth, is about 20-30 years old and was probably an old film prop. Nevertheless, Matilda was pretty psyched with her discovery.

Matilda had just heard about the legend of King Arthur from her dad shortly before her discovery. She was fascinated with the story, and it was an amazing coincidence for her to find the "Excalibur" during a holiday with her family.

Matilda's curiosity led to a pretty awesome discovery.

It takes a super woman to be a good wife. Yes, being a wife is not easy. It means she needs to be a nanny to take care of the kids every hour, be a chef to cook for the kids and husband every day, be a housekeeper to clean the house the whole day, and be a nymph for her husband every night. Being a good wife could also mean there will never be enough time for herself to unwind, travel, have her moment of solitary, or even do simple things like running to the bathroom to pee.

All wives are not perfect. They can also feel weary, exhausted, emotionally and physically drained, and cranky. And taking care of another person's mess sometimes brings out the worst in typical good wives, to the point that their relationship with their husbands may suffer.

This is not the case with Savvanah Whitman, not her real name, whose husband, Austin, is quite supportive. Austin even allowed her to have a lover to recharge in case she starts feeling insane from her life as a mother, wife, and a PhD student.

When talking about beauty, it’s hard not to include Plato’s famous quote in the conversation. Oh, for those who have no idea what the quote is, it’s this: “Beauty lies in the eye of the beholder.” To simply put it, there’s no universal standard or requirement. Anyone can be beautiful, but not everyone is beautiful in the eyes of other people.

When it comes to red hair women, there’s something about them that makes them extraordinary. It’s obviously the color of their hair and the way it compliments their faces. This inspired an American photographer named Brian Dowling to capture 130 redheads from 20 different nations in a project that he calls “Redhead Beauty.”

To give you a sneak peek of his project, scroll down below.