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History of Haiti and the Haitian Revolution
A great resource for French teachers. This video is a 12 minute introduction to Haiti and the Haitian Revolution.… more →
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Postcard: Sant' Ignazio, Rome
wrote 3 days ago: Sant’Ignazio, or Saint Ignatius of Loyola, is a beautiful little church in Piazza Sant’I … more →
ATLANTA EVENT PHOTOGRAPHER | ICONZ CHOREOGRAPHER'S SHOWCASE | DOUGLASVILLE HIGH
wrote 1 week ago: My friend Tiffany is a very talented dancer. She’s always shared with me how much she loves t … more →
Travel To Escape Reality
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wrote 1 week ago: Have you ever booked a last minute trip to a place that was several time zones away, where people do … more →
Silk Road Gems and Jewelry
wrote 1 week ago: There is a famous saying Simplicity is Beauty. However, dressing in a very simple manner can make a … more →
Postcard: Panzano in Chianti
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Santa Maria Asunta Panzano is located in the region of Chianti, famous for the beautiful scenery: wi … more →
History of Haiti and the Haitian Revolution
wrote 2 weeks ago: A great resource for French teachers. This video is a 12 minute introduction to Haiti and the Haiti … more →
What a Party! by Ana Maria Machado, illustrated by Hélène Moreau, translated by Elisa Amado
wrote 2 weeks ago: In the same delightful, sequential fun of If You Give a Mouse a Cookie – if you do x, then y happens … more →
Atlanta Event Photographer | Atlanta Steeplechase
wrote 3 weeks ago: I love this time of year. For me, April signals the return of the outdoor festival and event season … more →
Religion for Atheists: A Non-Believer's Guide to the Uses of Religion by Alain de Botton
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wrote 3 weeks ago: I refer to myself as a ‘recovering Catholic,’ and yet I can’t stay out of churches … more →
Postcard: Juxtaposition of Art and Religion
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wrote 4 weeks ago: Arts District, Dallas, Tx Picture this: A foggy morning in downtown Dallas – and figures, scul … more →
How To Make An Italian Neighborhood Your Own
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wrote 1 month ago: Typical street in Trastevere I first discovered Trastevere in 2009. I rented a room in an old apartm … more →
Postcard: Piazza San Michele in Foro, Lucca
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wrote 1 month ago: This piazza, named for the 12th century church of San Michele, is the site of what was once a Roman … more →
How An Ancestral Home Became One of England's Top Tourist Attractions
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wrote 1 month ago: Phillip Glickman Photography The Dallas International Film Festival opened last weekend. As I’ve don … more →
Postcard: Piazza Navona
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wrote 1 month ago: Piazza Navona, Rome Since it’s beginning in the 1st century A.D., Piazza Navona has been a hot … more →
Great Journeys Across Earth: The Marco Polo Odyssey
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wrote 1 month ago: A few days ago I saw Marco Polo’s coins on the Internet and as a coin collector I was attracte … more →
Postcard - Altar Candles
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wrote 2 months ago: For those of you reading who don’t know, one of the biggest news stories this past week has be … more →
Tips for Successful Foreign Language Class Project-Based Learning
wrote 2 months ago: Project-Based Learning can happen in many ways and the product and outcome may not be what is expect … more →
Travel Inspiration - Bernini: Sculpting in Clay
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wrote 2 months ago: How many times have you walked by a building, a garden, a storefront, even the produce aisle in your … more →
The Hakka Cookbook: Chinese Soul Food from Around the World by Linda Lau Anusasananan, art by Alan Lau, foreword by Martin Yan
wrote 2 months ago: How come no one is out there cooking their way through all the recipes of an Asian cookbook and blog … more →
