Our culture seems to herd everyone to the communal table, but with our busy lifestyles, and even busier brains, solo food adventures can be not only fun but also rejuvenating…
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They were turquoise with little iridescent stars flashed across the sides. Purple shoelaces, Pound Puppy faces, and hot pink wheels rounded out the most coveted set of skates at the rink in the summer of 1996. If you remember a time when overalls were the height of couture, the Olympics were in Atlanta, and squirt cheese was a delicacy, then you will understand what it was like to find true love at a skating rink in the middle of Appalachia.
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Cleveland, Ohio gets a bad wrap as a dull, Midwestern city, but I’m here to tell you that this charming town has a lot to offer — and is a great place to spend a day away.
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I arrived a little late, and although I admire the hard work and enthusiasm of our volunteer planners, it is comically cruel to have a reunion on the second floor. I used the restroom as a delay tactic, and paused again, before entering the narrow doorway to the shadowed brick stairway…
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In this first installment of a multi-part interview, Sharon Ingram shares with Conversational what it was like growing up the child a murder victim and an accused murderer.
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If you are a southerner, a foodie, have too many cousins, have attended too many funerals, or have ever existed slap-dab in the middle of families on two sides fighting over nothing, then this is a movie you should see.
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