Dyn y dafadennau i gael ei iacháu via e-clectig
Mae dyn o Indonesia sydd wedi bod yn tyfu gwreiddiau fel coeden wedi dysgu y gall gael ei iacháu gyda fitamin...
Wales through an Indonesian’s eyes via Blamerbell Briefs
Wales and Scotland are "a fascinating world beyond the English shires," according to an Indonesian journalist who recently had the honour of discovering that there's more to Britain than London and Oxford.She even had good things to say about our bruising climate: "The autumn Welsh weather was unforgiving; the wind was freezing and the rain came without warning. Yet, its fine days persuaded you to believe in the promise of unending sunshine."Praise too for the good people of the North: "Shopkeepers, even in cities like Caernarfon, do not pester or cajole, though they keep their eyes on you as you browse." Probably because the locals are always nicking stuff:)And by strange coincidence, the author happens to be called Dewi - a popular female name in Indonesia, meaning 'goddess'. Source:...