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My first introduction to a pudgy pie was when I was a Girl Scout. I remember going through an assembly line to make our own panini-like sandwich creations and then toasting them lightly over the campfire. What is a Pudgy Pie? Please note: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. This is at…
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1. Shepard Fairey, Coup d’État, 2012 Following the successes of Mapping the City and Futurismo Ancestral, Somerset House will again collaborate with arts organisation A(by)P to present Venturing Beyond: Graffiti and the Everyday Utopias of the Street. As part of ‘UTOPIA 2016: A Year of Imagination and Possibility’ at Somerset House, the exhibition will explore…
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As part of Adelaide Fashion Week 2024, the South Australian Fashion Industry Association or SAFIA held a panel discussion titled, “Future Threads: How Technology is Transforming Fashion Design, Sustainability, and Skill Enhancement”. Along with breakfast at Hotel Richmond, there was also time for networking with fellow fashion industry professionals including manufacturers, designers and retailers. Design…
I didn’t mean for it to happen. One minute, I’m driving to a coffee shop in a “don’t go bacon my heart” t-shirt and singing along with the radio. The next minute, my middle finger flew into the air. I know, right? 😲 And it happened just. Like. THAT. I’m not making excuses, but it…
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From the MLB (Major League Baseball) to the NBA (National Basketball Association); NFL (National Football League) and MLS (Major League Soccer) – there are more sports events than you can shake a stick at to see in the USA. But which one would be your first choice?! The United States of America is one of…
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From forest-shrouded communities living in hilltop hamlets to coastal fishing communities that blossomed into trading ports, there is no shortage of beautiful small towns in Europe. Yet there’s one thing that Europe’s most magical towns often have in common: medieval roots. And I love them. Half-timbered homes, hardy defensive walls and the Romanesque and Gothic…
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The humble hanger often gets overlooked when it comes to maintaining a polished wardrobe. Choosing the right dress shirt hanger is more important than you might think. Imagine pulling out your favorite dress shirt only to find unsightly shoulder bumps or sagging fabric; a subpar hanger can be the culprit. This is where luxury…
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Walking holidays in Europe offer travelers a unique blend of adventure, culture, and history. You can explore diverse landscapes, from rugged coastlines to rolling hills, while immersing yourself in the rich heritage of the continent. These journeys provide an opportunity to experience Europe’s charm at a leisurely pace, allowing you to connect with local communities…
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Each year during around the first weekend of June, something truly special happens in Barcelona. The sun shines brighter, the people look happier, the sea becomes a deeper hue of blue, and the air just seems a touch sweeter and more fragrant. Yes, summer is truly here, and along with it comes one of the…
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Guest blogger: Cortney Kirk, Somerville Urban Ag Ambassador During the spring and summer of 2018 I spent my volunteer time, as a Somerville Urban Agriculture Ambassador, at the Somerville Growing Center. It has been a great experience and fulfilled one of my goals of participating in the Ag program, getting more involved with a community…
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