Good morning all! I just thought I would post a couple of the resources I really like to access in case they may be of help to other gardeners. Before I get to the good stuff I feel compelled to give you an insight into my gardening style. I’ve basically been around gardens my whole…
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“Design and Social Science: Making Connections” is a compelling examination of design and social sciences. In this book, editor Jorge Frascara, who has dedicated years to exploring the intersection of these fields, brought together scholars from a variety of disciplines into a cohesive dialogue. Regardless of its rich content, this gathering of ideas focused on…
New York City with a Baby: Where to Stay, Where to Eat, and What to do in NYC with a Baby When you think of baby-friendly travel destinations in the U.S., New York City is probably not the first (or second, or third…) that comes to mind. After all, the name of the game in…
Edinburgh attracts millions of tourists during August for its major festivals, providing a stage for the world’s best musicians, artists, composers and actors. But its steadily emerging street art scene gets little in the way of acknowledgement from these overwhelming commercial successes. While nobody is deluded enough to suggest that our small scene rivals the…
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Share with a friend Here’s how to get up to $250 in free food, spa credit, waived resort fees, and more for your trip to Vegas. Plan a little time between gambling, enjoying free dinners, lounging by the pool, shopping, or seeing the sights to do a Fontainebleau status match. You can match your status…
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I was recently in an interview and one of the questions was so interesting and I thought you’d like to hear it, too. We were talking about boundaries and how to set them. The woman with the question was having a hard time with being able to say “No” and asked me how to. Well,…
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Food is on the move! The year is 2020. A silver pod the size of a watermelon cruises towards your bedroom window, flashing softly to catch your attention. You slide open your airlock to allow the pod to latch onto the small loading bay. Once attached, the pod opens to reveal a silver container…
For most of my childhood, my mother dressed me in these beautiful clothes that she herself had meticulously stitched and in many cases, also embroidered. There were pants and shirts and rompers and frocks and even dhoti-cut pants and kurtas. Everything stitched from scratch. Incredible workmanship, comfortable fabrics, and really cute clothes. From what I…
I must admit I’m one of those people who actually like Christmas – yes the commercialism of it all irks me as does the obscene amount of spending for just one day – always leaves me feeling guilty. Yet still i indulge. What I like most is the idea of being ‘forced’ to ‘stop’ down…
Burberry used to have that undeniable charm, a certain allure wrapped in its iconic checkered prints that whispered, “I am the epitome of British luxury.” But let me tell you, darling, those days seem like a distant memory. Burberry, once the crown jewel, has seemingly lost its sparkle. They threw together a star-studded show, no…
