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Zingerman’s Art Show at the Ann Arbor Public Library
Decades of our handcrafted artwork to see and buy If you’d have told me 44 years ago that the new little Deli we were a couple of months from opening would one day have an … Continued
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Leaning into Magic and Loss
Making magic while living between, in, and around the loss Last Sunday morning, I was sitting in a sunny corner of a café in central San Diego. Focused and working hard, I was trying to … Continued
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Small Actions Matter in Much Bigger Ways Than We Might Imagine
Pint-sized ideas, the struggle of self-doubt, and learning to take action anyway “The revolution must begin with each one of us and not with external, environmental influences. … All great things start on a small … Continued
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Sole in Inverno Siciliano—Almond Butter and Orange!
A beautiful Sicilian-inspired toast to make at home One of the ways I get myself through the cold, short days of winter is by trying, even when it’s really cold outside, to consume the foods … Continued
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Potato Bacon Rétes at the Bakehouse
Flaky, filled Hungarian pastry for breakfast, lunch, or dinner The Russian theme I mentioned above is one terrific option for a winter wedding. You could also consider a winter wedding themed around the beauty of … Continued
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Why Winter Weddings Can Be So Wonderful
A picture-book wedding in the heart of Michigan winter In 1924, the amazing anarchistic American artist, teacher, and writer Robert Henri authored a book that he called The Art Spirit. Essentially a collection of the … Continued