Ever since President Donald Trump has announced his administration is implementing new tariff laws on foreign imports, the world has been trying to figure out what all of the implications will be on people’s lives and on business profits. There is a lot of fear mongering going on and protests from people who can only […]
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As an American born to Guyanese parents, I’ve had the pleasure of eating all the foods from both cultures growing up. One day, I would have a NYC pizza and the next curry and rice for dinner. On weekends, we would get roti for breakfast with whatever was made the night before. This was probably
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I first started Youtube back in 2017. I thought it would be a fun hobby to do in my spare time. I would share what I had learned from my time at sea and not be pressured to produce content all the time. Maybe I would post one video per month and that would be
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I’m going where I haven’t gone before. To step into new experiences in spite of them being intimidating, yet full of promise, is how I’m going into the new year. 2025 will be a year of big changes and new problems, but also many blessings. As I reflect on the past three years that I’ve
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As the holidays draw near, the pressure to buy increases exponentially. Not only is it traditional to buy gifts, but also festive decor, trees, tree ornaments, candy, and food of all kinds. If saving money in even one area makes a difference, then here are some tips to save money by making your own ornaments
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As housing and land prices increase with each passing year, the idea of scarce resources and too many people who need them seem to be the obvious cause of this trend. There is only so much land and there are only so many houses that can be built in a given timeframe, yet the population
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The irresistible draw of the open road, wide and free, no set arrival time, no deadlines, just getting there when we get there and seeing what we see, has fueled many imaginations. It is the antithesis of the work-save-retire life path that is supposed to be the best way to live in this world. It
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Onions are some of the most widely used vegetables for cooking around the world. They come in different colors, shapes, strengths, and seasons. But did you know after the ends are chopped off and the skin is peeled, those scraps can still be put to good use? Oh there are many ways to use onions
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There was a time, a mere handful of years ago, when the idea of a tiny home filled people with a rush of hope and joy for the future. It was within the reach of a downtrodden population who gave up on conventional housing and had accepted the American dream would never be theirs. Until
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If you are waiting to have a homestead and some land before learning how to preserve your own food, think again. Many people dream of when they have acres of land, then they will automatically know how to manage the land, grow a garden, preserve their harvests and live self sufficiently, all within months of
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