How to Make the Best Coffee of Your Life with These Pro Tips
If your morning brew isn’t hitting quite like it used to, it’s time to step up your coffee game. Whether you’re brewing with a machine, making coffee for one, or looking for a smooth, non-bitter cup, I’ve got expert tips to ensure you’re making the best coffee at home. ☕
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New Life, New Home: Essential Updates for a Fresh Start
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6 Life Lessons That Prove Why Turning 40 Is the Best
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Bringing 1970s Rio Back to Life for ‘I’m Still Here’
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50 Ways to Romanticize Your Life
I’ll forever own my main character energy without shame. It isn’t narcissism, and it isn’t an unmerited obsession with my experience. Instead, I’d describe it more akin to curiosity, following and tracking the thoughts and opinions that float in and out of my mind from moment to moment. (And if
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I was watching a documentary the other night—I’m not going to say which one here, because it was good and intelligent overall, and the filmmakers might be reading this—and got annoyed immediately because it was steeped in the same storytelling cliches as so many other documentaries made nowadays. It started
Easy Taco Casserole Recipe – My Unbounded Life
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I’m Adopting The “Let Them” Theory To Change My Life
Five years ago, at a friend’s house party, I ended up in conversation with a woman I had never met before. It was surface-level small talk: work, dating, who we knew there. After minutes of mutually tepid chat, I excused myself to go to the bathroom and when I came
