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I know a little about a lot, just enough to make me dangerous! Some of my favorite things in the world include my dog, waterskiing, chai tea, the boyfriend, painting, babies who smile at me, and writing (obviously).
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Arts & Humanities > Buying & Selling Art Art openings: Dos and don'ts: 1 of 4
So you want to attend an art opening? Good for you! Gallery exhibits can be enriching events for anyone; from those with formal degrees in the subject, to those who can't tell a Degas from a Monet. If you feel that you identify more closely with the latter, read on as I share some tips you should know to survive, and even en... More..
Arts & Humanities > US History (Other) The origin of Flag Day: 4 of 14
One might assume that the first official Flag Day in the United States was the brainchild of a high ranking government official, or a colonial American near the time of the flag's creation. In truth, the first individual to promote a day of recognition for our nation's flag was a Wisconsin school teacher, nearly one hundred ... More..
Arts & Humanities > Buying & Selling Art Guide to buying art as an investment: 2 of 6
Does the stock market have you stumped? Does real estate make you really stressed? Are you looking for alternate ways to invest your hard-earned money, but not sure where to start? With a little information, art investment can be a great choice for those looking to get a return on their dollar by less traditional means. You ... More..
Celebrations & Holidays > Wedding Budget Wedding: The most expensive party of your life: 3 of 6
You've just won $25,000! What will you do with it? You might invest or save, take a fabulous vacation or two, put a down payment on a home, buy a brand new car in cash, or you could pay for the average American wedding today. This may seem like an extravagant figure to some who have not been in the market in recent years, bu... More..
Celebrations & Holidays > Celebrations & Holidays (Other) Summer 2008 solstice festivals you don't want to miss: 1 of 1
Most Americans probably won't make it to Sailsbury Plain in England for the ultimate Summer Solstice event at Stonehenge. However, there are plenty of events close to home where you can celebrate the official start to summer, and bask in the sunlight of the longest day of the year on June 21st. New York , New York Want a rel... More..
Celebrations & Holidays > Mother's Day & Father's Day The most popular Father's Day gifts: 6 of 11
The third Sunday in June is quickly approaching, which means that Father's Day is upon us. Stumped at what to get Dad this year? The following will outline some of the most popular Father's Day gifts, and help you determine the best choice for your dear old Dad. NECKTIE Let's start with the quintessential Father's Day gift: ... More..
Travel > United States Guide to seasonal weather in Table Rock Lake, Missouri: 4 of 6
It would be hard to pinpoint the best time of year to visit Table Rock Lake and the surrounding Ozark Mountains, as each season has a unique and splendid offering. Some say that spring takes the cake with the lush green foliage and native flowering redbuds and dogwoods in pinks and white dotting the forest. Spring temperatur... More..
Celebrations & Holidays > Celebrations & Holidays (Other) Creative summer solstice menu ideas: 10 of 14
Summer brings warmer temperatures, longer days, and plenty of garden-fresh produce, ripe for the picking. Welcome the season this June 21st by hosting a Summer Solstice Supper, and get the most of the extra hours of daylight. Our menu will highlight summer's freshest flavors, while keeping you and your kitchen cool. Get star... More..
Creative Writing > Humor Humor: The check-out lane at the grocery store: 5 of 7
I needed eggs and batteries. This was my mistake. I'd been baking banana bread at home, when I discovered the lacking ingredient. The oven was pre-heated, dry ingredients had been combined with softened butter and mashed bananas, when I realized the carton had been placed back into the refrigerator empty of its contents. Und... More..
Celebrations & Holidays > Celebrations & Holidays (Other) Inspirational music to celebrate the summer solstice: 3 of 4
Whether you're having a festive Midsummer Night's Dream barbecue, or trekking to Stonehenge at sunrise, you'll need a good play list to ring in, or close out, the longest day of the year. The following tunes are aptly titled, by no means traditional, and sure to spice up any summer solstice gathering: 1.) "Aquarius/Let the S... More..