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I Won NaNoWriMo
I never imagined I'd learn about life when I entered the month long marathon that is NaNoWriMo. It certainly taught me more than just about improving my craft.
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How to Teach Young Children to Tell Time
We all want our kids to be able to tell the time by themselves. Here is a method to help your little ones unravel the magic of the clock.
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Ways to Reuse Your Wedding Dress or Bridesmaid Dress
What can you do with your wedding dress other than store it in a garment bag for a future relative? Or that bridesmaid dress that you may or may not love? Whether you're pursuing a minimalist lifestyle or not, let’s bounce around some ideas for those dresses you’ve been saving.
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The Broken Window Effect: The Social Effects of Repairing Broken Windows
How can repairing broken windows have more far-reaching social and personal effects than simply a warmer house?
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Why Would the Government Keep the Discovery of Bigfoot Secret?
Is the government keeping Big Foot a secret? If yes, WHY would the government keep the discovery of Big Foot a secret? Read on for a fascinating look at these burning questions into the sasquatch.
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How to make traditional Pakistani kitcharee
Kitcharee (pronounced khich-ree) is an entree made out of rice and lentils, and possibly vegetables. It is spiced for flavour, not temperature, so you don't need to worry about it being too hot to eat! Kitcharee is usually eaten for lunch or...
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Visiting a Japanese Onsen (Hot Spring)
What is a Japanese hot spring like? What can I expect inside a Japanese onsen? What should I bring? Read on to answer these questions and more.
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How to Make Homemade Chai (Spiced Tea)
If you're trying to cut down on caffeine, but want a cup of hot pick-me-up in the morning, try this homemade spiced tea (aka chai) recipe!