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I’ve never been much into Valentine’s Day but this year I’m really excited about it! Maybe I’m using it as a marker of time since, you know, we’ve spent the last year in our homes for the most part. Here are some V-Day gift ideas that I am loving right now — most of which support small business owners and entrepreneurs.
Living in Las Vegas takes some adjustment – it’s simply not like any other city out there. Here are the things that you will hate about living in Las Vegas.
One of my favorite memories of childhood Christmases is the thought and care my mom would put into picking out the perfect stocking stuffers for me my dad and me. Here are some ideas to get your perfect stocking started!
Las Vegas is known for its DJ-hosted nightclubs, opulent casinos, and – yeah, its seedier reputation. And while Sin City might not be top of mind when it comes to the “Best Places to Live,” making our home here is one of the best decisions Drew and I have ever made! Here are the Top 10 reasons I love living in Las Vegas.
Osaka is truly a foodie city. In fact, it is called ‘Japan’s kitchen’ and the term kuidaore or “eat until you drop” is used to describe the food culture here. Here are the 7 street food dishes you must try in Osaka.
