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Valentine’s Day – a day traditionally dedicated to grand romantic gestures, candlelit dinners and heartfelt cards. But for many, it’s also an opportunity to flip the script and focus on an often-overlooked kind of love: self-love. Un-Valentine’s Day, as it’s affectionately called, is a growing trend that celebrates individuality and prioritizing oneself. It’s not about

January 4 is National Spaghetti Day. While it shows up on the National Day list, it isn’t a “real” National Day, which takes an act of Congress, and no one knows who invented it or when it was first celebrated. But I don’t care! I love spaghetti and will happily celebrate it! On a cold,

“Folks are usually about as happy as they make up their minds to be,” Abraham Lincoln once said. The first time I saw that quote, I was confused. It implies that happiness is a choice. “If happiness was a choice, wouldn’t everyone be happy all the time?” I reasoned. I was determined to find a

This month, we’re here to discuss those in-between fashion collections – pre-spring and resort wear – which we would argue are as important, if not more, in setting the sartorial tone for the season ahead. Consider them appetizers before the main course. Luckily for us all, the resort 2025 collections have just landed in stores,

Pop Quiz, Hotshot: You’re madly in love with your significant other, purchase an engagement ring(1), pop the question and your significant other answers “yes” and then, for whatever reason(2), your engagement is later broken. Who gets the ring? The general rule is this: An engagement ring is a gift conditioned on a subsequent marriage. If

Donald Trump’s victory in the November presidential election was a surprise to some, but not to me. I was certain that Trump would win, and that we would know the outcome by Wednesday morning. The reason for this confidence was the Median Voter Theorem, one of the more famous (and underappreciated) theories in political science

We seem to be playing a new game in my family. My sons, who are in their early 30s, have been revealing some startling things to me lately, things they did when they were younger. They then smile and look at me defiantly when I ask, “What? How did I not know about that?” But

We’ve stumbled into a tradition, quite by accident. It wasn’t planned or carefully thought out; instead, we jostled, bumped into and tripped over it. For the past two years, we’ve gone to Florida during the holidays, and I’m pretty sure this will become a regular thing. One year, we went to Siesta Key with high

What’s better than a warm slice of pie? Having a whole day dedicated to it! Every January 23, pie lovers unite to celebrate the unofficial holiday that’s as sweet (or savory!) as the dessert itself. This delicious day was cooked up in 1975 by Boulder, CO teacher and self-proclaimed pie enthusiast Charlie Papazian, who declared

With our final “My Style” article of the year, we want to start with gratitude. We are grateful to have been able to share a little bit of our unique expertise including seasonal trends, fabulous upcoming things to watch for and best color pairings, and to provide a source of knowledge for OUR city! We

“Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful.” – Norman Vincent Peale The magic of Christmas is upon us! Houses decorated with sparkling lights and festive wreaths line the streets and Christmas music is playing on every radio station. Stores are bustling with shoppers in search of

December is generally considered one of the best months to get a good deal on a vehicle, because dealerships are eager to move out their inventory and meet their sales goals for the year, which often leads to bigger discounts and incentives. So if you’re in the market, now could be a good time to

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