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Check Point Charlie: This Is Not A Joke

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By Ashley Franklin Verified
| OffBeat Magazine Verified
Yeah, this is not a joke: Check Point Charlie is a gone pecan. Esplanade Avenue is a dividing line, the formal border between the French Quarter and the Marigny, and for 37 years, one of the more useful things on either side of it was the bar at the corner of Esplanade and Decatur. Check Point Charlie was not precisely in either neighborhood; it occupied the seam—this turned out to matter.
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75 Thanksgiving Letter Board Ideas — theCityMoms

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By Ashley Franklin Verified
| The City Moms
There’s something about a letter board that makes every changing season feel a little more fun. And when it comes to Thanksgiving, the mix of cozy vibes, food puns, and family moments are practically begging for a spot in felt letters. Whether you’re decking out the dining room, adding a touch of festive spirit to the kitchen, or sharing the perfect Instagram-worthy corner, we’ve rounded up 75 Thanksgiving letter board ideas and funny quotes that are short, sweet, and perfect for families.
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Why Cultural Exhibits Help Kids with Global Awareness — theCityMoms

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By Ashley Franklin Verified
| The City Moms
Importance of Global Awareness for Kids Okay, let’s talk about why you should absolutely make space in your family’s calendar for cultural exhibits like Take Me There: Peru. First off, in a world that feels a little smaller every day (we love that even their favorite cartoons and books now feature characters from all over the globe), helping our kids from an early age get comfortable with different cultures isn’t just “nice", it’s important.
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