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The Russian Tea Room Celebrates 100 Years in New York City

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By Sabrina Little
| DOWNTOWN Magazine
Walk through the revolving doors of The Russian Tea Room, and it’s easy to understand why it has remained one of New York City’s most beloved restaurants for nearly a century. Rich red banquettes, gilded accents, towering ceilings, and walls filled with artwork create an atmosphere that feels almost frozen in time. Yet despite its storied past, the restaurant doesn’t feel like a museum. It feels alive.
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Welcome to Running

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By Sabrina Little
| iRunFar Verified
This morning, I went for a run. Every hill I went up, I came back down. Every step I ran forward, I retraced. I made no material progress in terms of arriving someplace new. I started at my doorstep and I finished there, too. Sabrina Little out for a run. Photo courtesy of Sabrina Little. Runners are like boomerangs. We toss ourselves into the world, only to return to the exact same place where we started — a little bit sweatier for our efforts. We are like homing pigeons of the sporting world.
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What the Pursuit of Happiness Really Means

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By Sabrina Little
| Psychology Today Verified
Happiness is about doing good, not feeling good. Happiness is active, not passive. Happiness is not selfish. The Declaration of Independence names “the pursuit of happiness” as an unalienable right, alongside life and liberty. By including the pursuit of happiness, Thomas Jefferson altered John Locke’s claim that men have a right to life, liberty, and property.[1] Jefferson followed George Mason in doing so.
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