The Giving Jar

Have you seen all those super adorable Giving Plates being pinned on Pinterest? We loved the idea so much we wanted to make an even simpler version that you could duplicate in a snap, so we came up with The Giving Jar. Our pal, Jennafer from Oh, Creative One helped us by designing these sophisticated labels which makes creating your jar so quick and easy! Can you tell how much care goes into her designs?...

February 21, 2023 · 2 min · 406 words · Colleen Brown

The Google App Could Soon Offer A Repositioned Search Bar

The report came from the Google News Telegram group and was also shared by Mishaal Rahman on Twitter (via). One of the screenshots shows how the search bar could move to the top while also incorporating the user image thumbnail. However, this comes at the expense of the weather icon on the top left. In its current form, the thumbnail appears on the top right with the search bar positioned below it....

February 21, 2023 · 2 min · 373 words · Robert Randall

The Kindness Of Friends

A woman friend accompanied me when I had to put my elderly dog down, even making sure I got ice cream afterwards (my particular emotional food). Many expressed solidarity and condolences in writing, having had that poignant and painful experience with a pet. A young woman friend, who’d also been through it, let me cry on the phone to her until I was spent. When the second, the companion dog died soon after, a male friend sat with me when my grief was most acute, waiting until I could again contain and function....

February 21, 2023 · 3 min · 464 words · Hunter Morrow

The Lg V50 Thinq Gets Android 12

The LG V50 was the penultimate V-series phone; the second to last one before LG bid farewell to its mobile division. This phone used a toned-down design, but it packed a lot of power under the hood. It was, sadly, overlooked for the latest Galaxy phones and iPhones of the year. While this phone is the ripe old age of three years old, its OEM is still supporting it with software updates....

February 21, 2023 · 2 min · 356 words · Cheryl Buck

The Rite Of Greens

Take mattresses, for example. The Luongo family slept on wool ones, and every spring they sent for the materassai to come air them out. This meant opening them, removing and fluffing up every piece of wool inside, then putting it all back together again. It took the whole day and so the materassai brought their lunch along: a flask of wine, a loaf of bread, a cold fritata di pasta, another flask that held a simple condimentao per insalata (salad dressing) and an empty salad bowl....

February 21, 2023 · 5 min · 866 words · Adam Chase
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