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Lizzie Plaugic

  • Brand Strategist, Barrel
New York
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Amanda has a badass job with title and responsibility. Where was that recognition on Lindsay's January 24 'boss babes' post?
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A Christmas-in-July-in-December Party

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By Kaitlyn Tiffany Verified, Lizzie Plaugic
| The Atlantic Daily Newsletter Verified
Lizzie: The Yuletide Blues are a real thing. Elvis had them. Charlie Brown had them. Tim Allen had them in Christmas With the Kranks and in The Santa Clause (during his custody battle). And that’s why we host holiday parties: to shoo away the blues until New Year’s, at which point we party again. When we last left you, I mentioned that I was planning a tiki-inspired holiday party. The whole thing came to fruition last weekend, minus the fruit tower and the shrimp luge.
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Dinner Parties 101

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By Lizzie Plaugic
| NewsBreak
Sign up for Kaitlyn and Lizzie’s newsletter here . Kaitlyn: Here’s something I bet you didn’t know: Martha Stewart literally did surgery on a grape. This was nearly 20 years before the idea became a confusing internet meme . She invented it! In her 1999 book Martha Stewart’s Hors D’oeuvres Handbook , which I recently received as a 30th-birthday gift, Martha sincerely recommends hollowing out grapes and filling them, individually, with goat cheese and crumbled pistachios.
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A Haunting in Manhattan

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By Kaitlyn Tiffany Verified, Lizzie Plaugic
| The Atlantic Daily Newsletter Verified
Sign up for Kaitlyn and Lizzie’s newsletter here. Lizzie: What am I most afraid of? Being the last to die. Dying. Being put into one of those freezing morgue drawers while I’m still alive. Cottage cheese. Sometimes Matt hides in the dark and jumps out when I least expect it. My heart stops! Not ghosts. I’m not afraid of ghosts. Probably because their task lists aren’t really that scary. In Beetlejuice, the ghosts just want to stop their house from having a new design scheme.
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