To paint a picture of what backpacking through Tenerife feels like, you start out driving along the coastal road, passing by banana plantations, whitewashed houses and little bars. You will even see the occasional goat herder. Life was simpler here. The land feels strange but dreamily exotic.
The Truth About Love
Such is the tragedy of misguided loyalty practiced in the name of love. As a boy, I was led to believe that not hating the one meant not loving the other.
The Art of Resource Conservation
Resource conservation is the responsibility of individuals, small businesses, and large corporations alike. You can make a difference at the individual level in a number of ways, from reducing food waste and conserving water to making donations to organizations that are dedicated to conservation efforts.
America’s National Pastime
Baseball has a certain magic and mythical nature to it that every Baseball fan is conscious of. This magic is palpable in Cooperstown, NY, where my recent visit to the Baseball Hall of Fame reminded me of the game’s joy, its colorful history and its deep significance to American culture.
The Dangers of Underage Online Gambling
This widespread, instant access to a world of gambling means everyone — including underage people — can become hooked far easier than they would have in the past. And that’s a very real problem.
Restore Someone Else’s Faith in Humanity by Giving Back
There are many ways to pay it forward and cheer up someone else’s day. Here are a few of them.
The Decline of Youth Sport Participation in Rural America
Youth sports are at the core of a typical American upbringing. Not only do sports encourage important skills such as teamwork, self-confidence, and health, but student athletes can get the chance to qualify for college scholarships after high school graduation.
Taking Inventory
One question.
Two choices.
No, three choices.
What are you?
Colonialist and colonized.
Both, and something all my own.
Create an Ultimate Alfresco Dining Area in Your Backyard
A passion for grilling is the main reason many suburbanites and city-dwellers choose to eat outside. With grills and outdoor kitchens already a part of many backyard patios, decks, and balconies, it’s only logical that a dedicated outdoor dining area should be the next step.
Aging Exotic Matter in a Custom Wine Cellar
If you posed that question to a restaurant sommelier, or anyone passionate about collecting and maturing wines, they would say NO! They might even ask, Why would you want to try to keep anything but wine in your wine cellar? And imply that to do so would be to risk your entire collection. And they would have some good arguments.
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