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  • Industry of all Nations: Ethical Production & Preserving Cultural Traditions


    EcoSalon — Authority Authority: 497
    LA-based label Industry of All Nations works with producers in seven countries to produce goods that adhere to strict sustainability and ethical standards and help preserve culture and tradition. With all the factory tragedies, overseas garment production has gotten a (sometimes very well-deserved) bad reputation. ...
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  • A to Wa of Japan: Week 19


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    It’s time for A to Wa of Japan again! Last week’s post was about things beginning with ち (chi) and we looked at Chichibu (秩父). This week we are looking at things beginning with つ (tsu). A big thank you to everyone who joined in with suggestions this week (I know ‘tsu’ was a particularly tough ...
    1 week ago

  • #Delicious and #pretty #Easter #eggs. So #gorgeous and...


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    #Delicious and #pretty #Easter #eggs. So #gorgeous and #beautiful. #Traditions.
    1 week ago

  • Hand Shaking and Cheek Kissing in France


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    1. Hand Shaking – What all Brits Abroad Should Know. It is a double paradox that a people whose perception of politeness requires them to make total strangers believe they are their instant bosom friends should become so coldly distant when it comes to shaking hands, while their French neighbours, so formally polite ...
    1 week ago

  • Alden


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    Alden konradtademar Neil Alden Armstrong: American Astronaut, the first human to walk on the Moon on July 21, 1969 at 9:56 a.m... Angies Diary Angies Diary - Online Stories & Articles
    1 week ago

  • Market Protocol


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    Today, as usual, the market was full of foreign tourists gawking at the lovely food and product displays. As the  vendeuse was cutting the stems and wrapping up the flowers (she gave me some foliage for free), I saw out of the corner of my eye a tall, impatient American man, identifable by his khaki pants and ...
    1 week ago

  • New Release! Diamond Traditions … and a Giveaway!


    C&T Publishing Blog — Authority Authority: 121
    Monique Dillard, from Open Gate Quilts, is the author of our newest release! She is guest posting today to tell you all about her latest title, Diamond Traditions. ”This is the week of the release of my latest book with C&T Publishing, Diamond Traditions. The cover is SO cool and I am just thrilled with [...]
    1 week ago

  • The Perks of Having an Outdoor Wedding


    Liz Fields - Just another WordPress weblog — Authority Authority: 128
    Deciding on the style of wedding venue that is best for you and your needs can be difficult at times. There are so many styles that can be incorporated into a wedding that it can become overwhelming. One main dispute on style is whether to have an outdoor ceremony over a traditional wedding scene. The original idea of ...
    1 week ago

  • Are your goals and ambitions leading to happiness?


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    Ask people what would make them happy, and depending on what the persons age is, and where  person lives you might get a different answer. Ask a child and they might say an ice cream on a hot summer day. The same child a few years later, playing in their first sports tournament, might say […]
    1 week ago

  • eventful/uneventful


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    Well, the sunny streak is supposedly wrapping up here. Good thing, because I was about to start getting real reckless with accusations towards all the people who said it doesn’t get sunny here until July 5. I mean… I was assured that my translucent face would fit right in. I guess the oncoming overcast moodiness ...
    1 week ago

  • Off topic and off to France…


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    “Where’s the food?” I hear you say, “isn’t this blog about cooking?”. And you’d be quite right. This post, I’m afraid to say, is somewhat off topic. Not a recipe to be found. Instead I’d like to share with you a little corner of France that is my home for the next week or so.  I’ve been coming ...
    1 week ago

  • May Day competition


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    I now know that the display along the EN 125 was the result of a competition organised by a local football club (Futebol Clube de Bias) but I still dont know which entries won. Today I am posting one of my personal favourites. Packed and ready... to emigrate! In the accompanying ...
    1 week ago

  • Ask Team Practical: Changing Traditions To Fit Your Family


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    with Liz Instead of having a father-daughter dance at my wedding, I’m going to be having a grandmother-granddaughter dance. My parents got divorced when I was two years old and my mother gave custody of me to my grandparents when I was two. As a result I think of my grandparents as my parents. I even call ...
    1 week ago

  • El Rocío


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    A procession, solemn and colorful, runs through Almonte, in Huelva with a curious mix of devotion and ecstasy. Have you ever heard about the famous “Virgen del Rocío” and the pilgrimage on her honor? It is one of the better known in Spain. El lunes siguiente al domingo de Pentecostés tiene lugar en Andalucía ...
    1 week ago

  • Japanese Ghost story, the impossible-to-count Bake Jizo


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    Rows of dozens of stone statues representing Jizo Bodhisattva can be found frequently in Japan, but during my travels across Japan I found a few of them really special. One example is the row of statues from the Kanmangafuchi Abyss in Nikko, a wonderfully beautiful place: the Jizo are lining the trail through the ...
    1 week ago

  • Modernizing Your Wedding by Abandoning Old Traditions


    Liz Fields - Just another WordPress weblog — Authority Authority: 128
    Planning your wedding is an intricate endeavor and when it comes to certain wedding traditions it’s important to understand that how having a fresh perspective on old traditions can help you revitalize your wedding. Although most people find it refreshing to engage in old traditions, many people like to put a fresh ...
    1 week ago

  • Wedding Traditions Explained: The Breaking of the Glass


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    Even if you’ve never been to a Jewish wedding you are likely familiar with the tradition of the breaking of the glass. The tradition has been depicted in movies and on television yet rarely with an explanation. Upon marriage, the groom stomps on a glass with his right foot as the guests shout Mazel Tov, [...] The ...
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  • Wedding Trends: Doing Away with Traditions


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    When it comes to planning a wedding, most brides want to follow a few traditions in order to ensure the event feels like a true ceremony. Whether this means not seeing your groom until you start your walk down the aisle or making sure to wear blue, some rules still apply if you want them [...]
    1 week ago

  • Special Wedding Anniversary Gift Idea’s – Make Your Anniversary An Occasion


    Jeremias Paul's Momentism Blog — Authority Authority: 110
    Staying married is a great achievement especially in this modern society where people throw away marriage and family whenever it doesn’t suit them or gets too tough. Sometimes marriages fail but couples seem less likely to really fight to stay together with counselling or talking things through. It might be just a ...
    1 week ago

  • A Book That Tells the Tales of Immigrants, Traditions, and the Help of the Blessed Mother


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    Using antique statues of the Blessed Mother as windows into the eras of their creation, Nancy Murray has written a compelling history of the beautiful, historic city of St Augustine. The delicate, classically crafted Nuestra Señora de La Leche y Buen Parto (Our Lady of the Milk and Happy Delivery) midwifed the ...
    1 week ago

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