An independent bookstore is a rare find these days, and downtown Las Vegas has a new one that promises to help kids make books as well as read them. There’s plenty of distractions for adults, too.
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I was afraid of the fish pond hidden under the camellias in my grandfather’s Los Angeles garden. I felt something frightening lurking there in the inky dark water. It was not until decades later that I learned the truth about that pond while researching our family’s role in New Orleans Reconstruction politics.
Although I recognize the special beauty of a garden and landscape in winter, I need my green and lots of it. Perhaps that’s why I have an extra appreciation for houseplants between fall and spring, and the readily available resources to help them thrive.
A great chair can change your life. OK, I know that sounds a bit overdramatic, but seriously, if you have a comfy place to sit, think of the implications.
In many ways, deep rich brown has replaced black as the new neutral. Not quite as harsh, it adds warmth and richness. Brown, like a well-oiled piece of wood, often contains various tint and tones, that to some may be more appealing than black.
Chances are you’re reading this while leaning over a table or slumped back in a chair. Your head is tilted forward; your shoulders are curved. Am I right? That’s the problem.
What happened to Maddie, a mom of two boys, one afternoon has no doubt happened to countless other parents across the country.
At this month’s International Consumer Electronics Show, LG unveiled a series of household appliances that can receive, interpret and send texts: a washing machine that, when asked, reports how much time is left in a cycle; or a refrigerator that alerts the owner when food is about to expire.
In 18th-century England, most women married when young, had children and learned to cook, take care of the house and children, make textiles or at least create bedding or clothing, and be her husband’s helper when needed.