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Shop the Big Sale at Kidpik
Right now Kidpik, known to keep your kids looking stylish from head-to-toe, is having a BIG Sale on their site for savings of up to 70% off! This is the perfect time to stock up on some items for your kids and tweens sizes 4-16. They have the cutest looks for Valentine's Day for both boys and girls. Here are a few nice choices:
Kidpik makes it easy for parents to shop for outfits with pieces that work well together to acheive the perfect look for your kid. They offer everything from tops, bottoms, accessories, shoes, dresses and more. Don't delay, head over to Kidpik to shop the big sale today. This is the perfect time to stock up for later.
Sparks of Love: Sites from The Notebook Tour, in Charleston, SC
Prepare to step into the enchanting world of Noah and Allie as On Location Tours proudly announces the launch of its newest walking tour, Sparks of Love: Sites from The Notebook Tour, in Charleston, South Carolina. Fans of Nicholas Sparks are invited to explore the charming streets and iconic film locations that served as the backdrop for this beloved romance.
Highlights of the tour include:
Dance along King Street where Allie and Noah slow dance in the middle of the road
Take a photo in front of the William Aiken House, where Allie tries on her wedding dress for her wedding with Lon
Stop by the American Theater where Noah and Allie have their very first date
Pack your books and head over to Randolph Hall at the College of Charleston, where Allie attends school during WWII
Peer through the window at the restaurant High Cotton, just like Noah does when he sees Allie with Lon for the first time
And more!
Their expert guide, well-versed in the film's history and production, will provide behind-the-scenes anecdotes and fascinating trivia, making this tour a must for die-hard fans and those seeking a touch of romance in the charming streets of Charleston.
On Location Tours is thrilled to offer this unique and romantic experience, celebrating the enduring love story depicted in "The Notebook." Whether you're a fan of the film or simply seeking a romantic escape, this tour promises an unforgettable journey through the enchanting locations that brought Noah and Allie's love story to life.
To book your spot on the 'The Notebook' Tour, visit onlocationtours.com or contact Erin at erin@onlocationtours.com. The tour launches on Sunday, February 25th at 10am, and is approx. 2 hours long. The cost of the tour is $30/person.
About On Location Tours: On Location Tours is a leading provider of TV and movie filming location tours, with tours in New York City, Boston, Chicago, LA and South Carolina. The tours feature sites from the hottest and latest on the big and small screen. Founded in 1999, it is one of the East Coast’s most popular tourist attractions. Some of the tours include: New York TV & Movie Sites, Sex and the City Hotspots, Gossip Girl Sites, Sopranos Sites, Central Park TV & Movie Sites and Boston TV & Movie Sites.
Atlanta Fashion Week October 3-6, 2024
Mark your calendars! Atlanta Fashion Week® is set to make a return to the cultural capital of the world from October 3 to 6, 2024. The cultural phenomenon that defines Atlanta Fashion Week® 2024 will feature designers from across the globe and a multitude of satellite events. Gaining swift recognition for its profound impact and influence, this event will present a dazzling lineup including designers, models, buyers, celebrities, and fashion enthusiasts, all contributing to the event's vibrant cultural influence.
Atlanta Fashion Week® is more than just a fashion showcase; it is a celebration of art, music, and entertainment. This year's edition will encompass an even greater number of fashion presentations, parties, and industry events, ensuring an unmatched experience. Atlanta will undergo a metamorphosis into the nucleus of fashion and art, with designers and artists representing diverse cultural backgrounds unveiling their captivating collections.
Beyond the main event, buyers, media representatives, and VIPs will partake in receptions and events that not only spotlight exciting brands but also showcase the dynamic cultural tapestry of the week in Atlanta.
Immerse yourself in days filled with culturally rich fashion events and shows at Atlanta Fashion Week®. It's an experience you certainly won't want to miss.
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How to Reframe Common Words and Phrases That Can Be Harmful to Others
I had this crazy idea recently that I will start writing and sharing more on my blog. It won't always be themed or professionally laid out, but it will be honest and real. Do you ever think about the true power of words? I am no expert when it comes to writing and language, but I do use common sense when I say or write certain words. There are so many times that family members, friends or acquaintances say words that really make me cringe. If you are a product of any type of childhood abuse or abuse in general, some words can be particularly triggering, and can bring up negative feelings or thoughts. Some words may seem so common and innocent when in fact they are quite harmful. I am writing this post not as an attack on anyone, but simply as a tool to maybe help others see how their use of words can be hurting others without knowing it.
Some words and phrases to consider using an alternate for:
- Hate. Hate is such a harsh and unnecessary word in my opinion. I heard it so much in my household growing up, but I will spare you the details. You have to really have some deep-rooted issues if you throw this word around on the daily. I see folks online commenting on a food photo and say oh I hate broccoli or whatever the food is. I see it when they complain about celebrities they don't care for. Saying you hate them is so unneeded. Maybe keep scrolling or if you are asked your opinion you can simply say you do not care for that person or they are not your cup of tea. Doesn't that sound better? Some alternate words or phrases you can use are: dislike, not my thing, not a fan, or even have a distaste for. There are definitely more things you can say, but it is ultimately your choice.
- Kill. This word really has an effect on me personally. I have been told by family members in the past I will kill you if you do so and so, and it stayed with me my whole life. That is not something anyone should say to another person or even joke about. Saying oh he/she/they might kill or murder you if you do that is horrible. What is the purpose of even saying something like that? I believe that you can speak to someone regularly, and not know some of the details of their past that with one word, you can put them in a bad headspace. I have seen some friends online post about someone who might have taken their life, and they use the term unalive or unalived themselves. While that might be an odd word, it sure beats using kill or killed.
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