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Elizabeth Brownfield

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Elizabeth Brownfield is a freelance food, travel & lifestyle writer. She's been on staff at Domino, Martha Stewart, Metropolitan Home, and Every Day with Rachael Ray magazines, and was Senior Digital Editor at Food Network.

Her writing has been published by Vogue, Glamour, Fodor’s, Eater, Fitness, Tasting Table, TripSavvy, Forbes, and Apartment Therapy. Follow her food and travel adventures on @eatseditor.

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Book A Suite At This Super-Chic 1928 Mansion For Your Next Trip To Austin

Book A Suite At This Super-Chic 1928 Mansion For Your Next Trip To Austin

Super stylish decor, a retro-style pool, and a destination-worthy restaurant are just a few of Commodore Perr…

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These Idyllic Cabins In Oregon's High Desert Offer Soaking Tubs, Fireplaces And Views Of The Casc...

These Idyllic Cabins In Oregon's High Desert Offer Soaking Tubs, Fireplaces And Views Of The Casc...

FivePine Lodge & Cabins is set in a tranquil pine forest in the "Wild West" town of Sisters, Oregon.

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Old-School Housekeeping Habits That You Need To Break

Old-School Housekeeping Habits That You Need To Break

When it comes to housekeeping, you may have inherited some lessons from your parents that are not the best pr…

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What Makes San Marzano Tomatoes So Special?

What Makes San Marzano Tomatoes So Special?

Learn what makes canned San Marzano tomatoes different from regular canned tomatoes-and why you just might wa…

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Dreaming Of The French Riviera? Book One Of These Iconic Grand Dame Hotels

Dreaming Of The French Riviera? Book One Of These Iconic Grand Dame Hotels

For over a century, these hotels in Cannes, Cap d'Antibes, and Nice have set the bar for luxury and glamour o…

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Juniper Preserve: A Modern Wellness Retreat In Oregon's High Desert

Juniper Preserve: A Modern Wellness Retreat In Oregon's High Desert

The high desert oasis is surrounded by a 1,000-year-old juniper forest and the majestic Cascade Mountain range

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45 Gothic Baby Names That Are Hauntingly Beautiful Original

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By Anna Earl, Elizabeth Brownfield Verified
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Credit: GettyImages/Stella_E Gothic names are perfect for those who celebrate Halloween all year round, call Wednesday Addams a style icon, and have watched every vampire movie under the sun. Unique, elegant, and with a touch of darkness—the names on this list are all inspired by the haunting atmospheres of Gothic literature and cinema.
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Is Your Child Not Quite Ready for a Sleepover? Try This Instead Original

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By Elizabeth Brownfield Verified
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Credit: Getty Images / FatCamera Kids and sleepovers go together like campfires and s’mores. But while sprawling out with sleeping bags and pillows on the floor might sound like a brilliant plan, some children might not be old enough to handle a slumber party. If your kiddo is still young enough to be afraid of things that go bump in the night, or if they still rely on their tried-and-true bedtime routine, then a sleep-under might be the next best thing.
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64 Screen-Free Activities to Keep Kids Busy While You Work From Home

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By Michelle Crouch Verified, Elizabeth Brownfield Verified
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Credit: Photography: Zoe Adlersberg; Producers: Sara Noël and Matthieu Cabouret; Talent: Kimia-Lou, Victor, Evan Frimmouse; Raissa Cute; Andréa Vosges & son • Keeping kids engaged in flow play helps them build important life skills like creativity, resilience, and problem-solving. • Simple, hands-on activities can keep kids entertained while you work, from sensory bins to pretend play. • Encouraging independent play allows kids to explore their interests and boosts their confidence.
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