Chard & Feta Pasta

Game out tasty & looked JUST like the photo

clipped from cleanerplateclub.wordpress.com Ingredients: 1 bunch of chard 3 cloves garlic Olive oil Half teaspoon dried basil (fresh would be better, but it’s mid-winter here, and — drats! — I haven’t yet planted my aerogarden) 1 Tablespoon balsamic vinegar 1 small can garbanzo beans A few ounces crumbled feta Salt and pepper to taste. Pasta (I used about three-quarters of a spaghetti packet)

so cute

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Yumm!

These look delicious and super easy to make. will try soon.

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Marjan Pejoski @ Opening Ceremony

How adorable are the nude ones?!

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Newly acquired

At more than 50% off retail and brand new in the box I couldn't resist...now on to drinking tea and throwing parties

clipped from www.pier1.com Tomoko Teapot Set A delicate porcelain teapot. Four matching teacups. And a special stand from which to pour. Once this authentic Chinese set is yours, you won't trade it for all the you-know-what in you-know-where.

Portland DIY Project!

clipped from www.treehugger.com At Rigano's site there's a pattern, so you may give it a try, though it should be scaled first. This pair of funky yet great looking rain boots was designed by student Louie Rigano for a project at the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence. The goal was to make easy-to-replicate products with a material produced with fused plastic bags, so that the collective Waste for Life could teach to produce them to cartoneros in Argentina.

Super cool photo project

documenting the passage of time

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Marigny Bywater Ladies Tea Auxiliary Sunday Demolition Society

Can you please be my new best friends?

Marigny Bywater Ladies Tea Auxiliary Sunday Demolition Society

Vietnam beach destinations

clipped from adventures.worldnomads.com start in the south, as just a short drive from HCMC are some unexpected beach retreats, including the busy bars of Vung Tau, and the quieter hideaways of Loc An Beach, Ho Coc Beach and Long Hai. Or jump on a plane or helicopter and leave the mainland behind with a trip to the remote Con Dao Islands or perfect Phu Quoc Islan Mui Ne Beach, the prettiest of Vietnam's beach resorts. Windsurf, sandboard, kite sail or just chill out before heading to Ca Na, where the boulder formations are the perfect backdrop. Further north is Nha Trang, Vietnam's honky-tonk beach capital. There are peaceful paradises near here, including Doc Let Beach, Jungle Beach, Whale Island and Dai Lanh Beach