Christmas Traditions for Kids in 2021
Looking to start magical Christmas traditions for kids this year with your family? This list will give you TONS of great ideas, including our favorite ones!
Défis sportifs : activités pour les enfants et les parents à la maison
Besoin d'idées pour s'occuper en famille ? Duels, courses relais et jeu de l’oie, retrouvez des activités ludiques et sportives à faire entre parents et enfants, à la maison ou en plein air. À vos marques !
Put Some Wabi-Sabi Into Your Farmhouse Home Decor – The Cottage Market
Put Some Wabi-Sani Into Your Farmhouse Home Decor. Many of you have heard of Wabi-Sabi and many of you have not…so here is just a little overview…Wabi-Sabi which is soooooo trending in 2018 Home Decor. It is a Japanese term that represents an entire world view of how imperfections can equal perfection. It’s a theory […]
13 Things Only a Lymie Would Understand
There’s a lot being said about Lyme. There’s a lot that isn’t being said about Lyme. No matter how many people attempt to comment on Lyme disease, you just don’t get it until you get it. Here’s a list of things only Lymies would understand: 1. You can’t just push through it Assuming people have ...
Scrabble Hints and Tips: How to Get Better at Playing Scrabble
Do you love the game of Scrabble but wish you were a bit better? Take a look at these tips to improve your score and your enjoyment of the game. Board tutorials are included as examples.
What is Quiet Luxury? 5 Stylish Outfits To Nail The Trend On A Budget
Answering what is quiet luxury & how to fake stealth wealth style on a non-billionaire income.
Because fika isn’t just a coffee break…
Ever hear mention of fika? Maybe you’ve heard of the cafe chain in New York City, or maybe you’ve heard a Swedish friend make a fika reference, or maybe you once watched that silly Gevalia video. But when it comes to fika, do you really know what it is? Three years ago my friend Johanna Kindvall and I set out to write a book on the topic of fika, the almighty Swedish coffee break. For Swedes, fika is nothing revolutionary; it’s simply part of everyday life.
