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Five Yummy Girl Scout Cookies to Eat on National Girl Scout Day
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This year, National Girl Scout Cookie Day will be held on March 12. The significance of this day is to celebrate the Girl Scouts of the United States of America, which came into fruition in the early 1900s by Juliette Gordon Low, who came up with an exceptional idea for an...
Five Places to Visit in NOLA for National Absinthe Day
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On Wednesday, March 5, people will be drinking absinthe to celebrate National Absinthe Day. Absinthe is distilled alcohol that is infused with botanicals such as anise, wormwood, fennel, and other herbs and spices that give it a green color with a licorice-like taste. Also known as "the green fairy," absinthe originated in Switzerland in the 18th century and became popular among artists and writers in other European countries. In modern...
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$20 and Under: The Proof is in the Pudding
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A global pandemic sure takes the fun out of life. Everything's been cancelled, from family gatherings and local festivals to seeing the parades roll down St. Charles for Mardi Gras. While we won't be huddled along the Avenue this year, swilling brews and stuffing our collective faces with king cake while we watch the...
$20 and Under: Adventures in Eating
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The alarm goes off, and you roll out of bed. Maybe you have time to take the dog out for a walk or a half hour on the stationary bike, a quick shower, and a cup of coffee before you slide in front of your computer for another day working from home—that is, if you're one of the lucky ones still working. Day in and day...
$20 & Under: Feed Your Inner Po-Boy
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Revel in your personal food fest all November long with these affordable, old-school, genuinely New Orleans po-boys.
What the future holds for festivals, one of Louisiana's favorite pastimes, is still uncertain. Some of the city's largest events, such as French Quarter Fest and the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, were postponed...
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Reasons Why You Might Need to Hire a Plumber
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A lot of people consider plumbers as their last line of defense against plumbing problems, and while this is factually true, they shouldn't be only used in huge emergencies. A lot of plumbing problems can become worse when you let loose the wrong sense of DIY spirit, trying to fix something without the proper knowledge or equipment. ...
What Needs to Be Done to Prove That Medical Malpractice Occurred
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Being hurt or becoming sick as the result of the actions or inactions of a medical professional can be a life-changing experience and one which, thankfully, many of us will never go through. If you are unfortunate enough to experience this, however, it can be hard to know whether you are eligible for some kind of justice or...
Need a Valentine's Day Gift for Him? Here Are Some Ideas
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner, which means that now is the time to start looking for a present for your partner. Selecting an ideal present for your better half can be a daunting task, especially when you need to pick a present for a guy, as men are typically harder to shop for. You'll want it to be a unique, personal, and,...
- Need a Valentine's Day Gift for Him? Here Are Some Ideas
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