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LTP: 12/8

I am feeling proud of myself — Tuesday night I created my family’s Christmas card online, and yesterday I picked them up at the store. I will have them all mailed by this coming Saturday, which may be a new record for me. Related Posts: Board Game Review: Apples to Apples Five Card Draw Best of Etsy: Valentine’s Day Cards The …

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LTP: 11/28

Good morning Persephoneers! (Or good whatever it is where you’re reading!) It’s Monday morning once again, and here in the Persephone offices (meaning our living rooms), we’re buckling down to bring you a really great week of content.  Related Posts: On Memories Functional Beauty: Flowers in the Vegetable Garden

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Perspectives

A Very Polack Christmas (Part 1)

It’s come to my attention over the years that my family has relatively unusual holiday traditions. For one, my family identifies as Polish, even though most of the younger generation are more typical American mongrels than straight out of Poland, and we make a big deal about celebrating Wigilia, the traditional Christmas Eve dinner. And we also own a funeral …

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Blognews

It’s All Pumpkin Pie and Football from Here

To all our American readers celebrating with family and friends tomorrow, have a safe, happy, and very tasty holiday.  We’ll have a little post from me in the morning, but otherwise we gave everyone tomorrow off.  We’ll be back on Friday with a lighthearted day, focusing on the food we all ate on turkey day, Black Friday adventures and little …

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