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December 13, 2013

Fiddler’s Holiday

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An original song which brings in the warmth and welcome and the taste and scent of winter holidays, a riff on a Cajun two step based on a familiar carol, a reflective fiddle tune that has become a contemporary classic, an Appalachian style banjo led celebration of Christmas Eve and a lively story of the lights of Hanukkah -- these are just part


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Published on December 13, 2013 07:39

December 12, 2013

Visiting Cornwall: Family Travel Tips

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One of the best places to explore as a family is Cornwall. Located in Southwest England, it’s an incredibly beautiful location – and has plenty of things to keep both the kids AND the parents interested. Base your family holidays in Looe, Cornwall, and head out from there.


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Published on December 12, 2013 11:02

How to Make Candy Sushi

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How to Make Candy Sushi


 


SUSHICold Rice formed into various shapes and garnished esp. with bits of raw fish or seafood. Merriam-Webster Dictionary

CANDY SUSHI: Rice Krispie Treat formed into various shapes and garnished esp. with bits of Swedish fish or gummy worms. Christian DeMichiel


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Published on December 12, 2013 08:00

An Insider’s Guide to Bermuda: The Sights, Sounds, and Smells of a Bermudian Christmas







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An Insider’s Guide to Bermuda: The Sights, Sounds, and Smells of a Bermudian Christmas


 


Bermuda Christmas lights


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Published on December 12, 2013 07:01

December 11, 2013

Vibrant and Cultural Crafts of Peru, Brought to You by a 14 Year Old

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I am so pleased today to introduce the online store of an entrepreneur friend of mine, a fellow unschooler named Miro. We've interviewed Miro and his mom Lainie, about their site, Raising Miro, which focuses on global education and travel.


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Published on December 11, 2013 19:43

Beach Alert! Mississippi Gulf Coast’s 62 Miles of Scenic Shoreline

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If you’re a beach aficionado like me, you’re always scoping out the best beaches to visit (and pin on inspiration boards). Did you know that the Mississippi Coast has 62 miles of scenic shoreline – and 26 miles of beautiful, white sand beaches?


 


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Published on December 11, 2013 11:36

December 10, 2013

Creating a New World: Fallen Kingdoms

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Lately I've been playing some RPGs, or role playing games. The most popular RPG—and probably my favorite—is called Dungeons and Dragons. One of my best friends, Samuel, first introduced me to Dungeons and Dragons.


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Published on December 10, 2013 07:22

December 9, 2013

How to Survive a Holiday Staycation







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When the holidays come around, if you’re playing hostess, there’s a good chance there are no travels on your horizon. Which is unfortunate because after the family comes, drives you up the walls, and goes, you begin to kind of wish you’d flown to Hawaii instead.


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Published on December 09, 2013 08:37

Florida Culture for the HOLIDAY Week of December 9 by Josh Garrick

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Florida Culture for the HOLIDAY Week of December 9 by Josh Garrick


TONIGHT – Dec 9 at 7 pm – Venetian Vespers with the Orlando Philharmonic


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Published on December 09, 2013 07:50

December 8, 2013

Tips from Teens for Teens: Surviving a Girl Guide Camp

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There are so many fun activities for teenagers to do today. A personal favourite of mine is Rangers, which is the oldest group of Girl Guiding in New Zealand, ranging from approximately 13 to 17 years old.


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Published on December 08, 2013 21:16