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Local Event: Happy New Year! Let’s make it Creative!
This post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own. Drop-in and Develop your Creative Side at Art Studio 760 in Wayland. 76 Main Street. Check out the Art Gallery, Personalized Art and Everlasting Gardens in antique teacups! You can also register your small group or learning-pod (4 people max) for an Art Class.
Local Event: Gift Shop and Art Gallery
This post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own. Stocking stuffers and last minute handmade gift ideas! Limited Edition Home Sweet Wayland Signs and Santa Claus with the Entering Wayland Sign! Saturday and Sunday 10-5 All Safety Precautions followed! More Upcoming Events Featured Event Featured Event Local Event Featured Event Featured Event Featured Event Featured Event
Top ten things to do in Versailles - The Good Life France
Versailles, just 12 miles from Paris is home to the most famous castle in the world. But there’s more to this fabulous town than the chateau and most visitors miss out. Here are our top 10 things to do in Versailles… Palace of Versailles Of course you can’t go to Versailles and not see the world famous chateau created by King Louis XIV after he visited the Chateau of Vaux-le-Vicomte and was inspired (and jealous of) it’s beauty.
The Domino Effect by Andrew Cotto
A rollercoaster coming-of-age story. The people who shape us, and the influence they have on us is something which we probably only realise when we look back over our lives. There can be no doubt that strong parenting, and the ideals which our family, culture, and the neighbourhood in which we live affect us, either consciously or subconsciously as we grow up. In this incredible story, which was a finalist in the Readers Favorite Award, the author has written a spellbinding coming-of-age story.
Precious Pixelated Subways
Score 3.9 More Stats +/- Our Research Methodology This article is one of 350,000 experiments. We use crowd filtering, big data and AI to identify insights. Services Insights Reports Books The Stockholm Metro Creates an 8-Bit Train Station By: Susan Keefe - Nov 1, 2011 References: emulate-su.livejournal & holykaw.alltop The always creative Stockholm metro has created yet another eye-popping station and this time they paid homage to the highly addictive arcade games of yesteryears.
Cucina Tipica: An Italian Adventure by Andrew Cotto
The sights and culture of Italy form the backdrop for this incredible Italian adventure. I just loved this book! In it I was transported from the first page, with American Jacoby Pines and his fiancée Claire, from my adoptive country of France into beautiful Italy. The author, Andrew Cotto, who lives in Brooklyn, is a writer whose articles have appeared in many national journals. He is also a teacher and has taught composition courses and creative writing workshops in New York City.
Dazzling Driftwood Reliefs
These rustic architectural reliefs are the handiwork of Scottish-based artist Lee Borthwick. His most recent series entitled 'In the Attic' features recycled materials meticulously arranged into startling geometric patterns. Made using contrasting grades of wood, these reliefs are peppered with interesting juxtapositions of a diverse medley of grain. A symphony of texture, these pieces almost beg to be experience through touch as well as careful observation.
Spot The Difference: Soba, Udon and Rice Noodles
Noodles have a lengthy history. The first noodles can be traced back to 5,000 BCE. By 2 BCE noodles were apart of the culinary repertoires of countless cultures. This cross-cultural experimentation gave rise to numerous varieties of pasta and noodles, each with their own unique flavour, mouth feel and application. While variety is most certainly the spice of life, it can also be maddening. If you’ve ever found yourself feeling lost in an isle full of noodles, you know what we’re talking about.
7 Easy Holiday Worthy Breakfasts
If you’ve got little ones in the house, we’re willing to bet your Christmas morning will start with the (loud) pitter-patter of excited feet. When you’ve dragged yourself out of bed at an ungodly hour on a vacation day to the squeals of excited kids, the last thing you want to do is coddle an egg. To help you enjoy all the decadence of a holiday morning breakfast with a fraction of the work, we’ve compiled a list of easy holiday breakfasts that are full of flavour and good cheer.
HOLIDAY: 7 Gifts Your Hostess Actually Wants
The holidays are here and the invites are piling up. While being the life of the party is by no means a heavy burden, dreaming up an endless list of thoughtful holiday hostess gifts is. To help you select the ideal gift for your numerous gracious hosts and hostesses, we’ve compiled a list of gift options and a few gifting rules that are worth following. 1. BAKED GOODS – If you don’t know your host/hostess well, you’ve entered dangerous territory with this option.
5 Stellar Canadian Made Sparkling Wines
If you’re unwilling to shell out the big bucks to get your hands on a bottle of authentic champagne this New Year’s, why not explore the sparklers being produced in your own backyard. Pockets of Canada are blessed with a terrain and a climate similar to the Champagne region in France. For this reason, it’s not surprising that over the last couple of decades, Canadian sparkling wine has been catching the interest of the international wine community.
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