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Football season is in full swing, folks…In case you haven’t heard my loud cheering and screaming from my couch and needed a reminder. I love to relax in sweats in front of the T.V with some great food and watch my team score but sometimes life takes me away from home for a game or two. Not to worry if…
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A few weeks ago I got to head out to Ann Arbor, Michigan, to visit the Domino’s headquarters. While there, we had a whole lot of pizza, learned how to make a pizza, and learned a whole lot about the Domino’s company and brand in general. There’s a lot that may surprise you that you probably don’t know about Domino’s-…
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Confession: I love People Magazine. It’s super expensive though, and I cannot justify the expense of a subscription, so we don’t get it anymore. But I miss it, and I love reading all the news and gossip. It’s a guilty pleasure, and silly, but there you go. Plus, finding the time to get through an entire magazine while at home?…
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Pretty much everyone is aware of the importance of donating blood for use by hospitals. Less widespread is the knowledge of cord blood banking and what the advantages of it are. Cord blood banking involves collecting and preserving the stem cells from your newborn’s umbilical cord at birth. These immature, undifferentiated stem cells can be stored and then used in…
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I have lots of love for sandwiches. Especially in fall, for some reason. This sandwich is like a whole meal between two slices of bread, and it’s hearty enough that it can BE a meal. That’s what we need, because around here, we’re lunch bringers, not buyers. So when we bring, we go big. We’re Deli Americans. I’m a deli girl,…
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This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Visit Gulf County for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine. Living in Central Florida is mostly perks, with very few drawbacks. I feel so lucky to have been born and raised in the Sunshine State- always close to fishing, beaches, seafood, and watersports. In the Fall when the temperatures…
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