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4ever Bound - Because Memories Don't Belong in a Drawer
4everBound - Because Memories Don't Belong In a Drawer
About two years ago, while attempting to organize the garage, it became painfully clear that we had a whopping 49 combined years of art and schoolwork collected. Treasured memories and milestones we just couldn't bear to throw away. Artwork, handprints, penmanship, spelling tests, essays, even a letter that Becka wrote Ian after they had a big fight one day. There was no way we were throwing those things out. So, we shuffled...
How to Use CBD for Arthritis Pain
Arthritis—a medical condition characterized by chronic and sometimes debilitating joint pain—is the leading cause of disability in the United States according to the Arthritis Foundation.[1]
Additionally, this condition currently afflicts roughly 54 million adult Americans, with this number expected to rise to 78 million by the year 2040.
In an effort to relieve this chronic pain and improve their quality of life without having to rely on what are oftentimes...
Pozole to Petals: A Tucson Treat
Sure, the Valley is brimming with impeccable dining and endless spa day opportunities. But sometimes you want to get out of your zip code in order to treat yourself. Less than two hours south of the Valley is JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa, a beloved resort that you...
Happy Camping in Tucson
Confession: I’m not a camper. I love the outdoors, but don’t love to rough it—or buy it, pack it, haul it, set it up or take it down. My idea of going on vacation is doing less work, not more. Sure, I see the romance in building a fire, roasting s’mores, breathing in natural beauty, but all those steps to get there—Oy vey! Thankfully, you can have your camping and luxury too with Under Canvas, a camping-without-the-inconvenience outfitter that offers seasonal locations in spectacular settings like Moab, Yellowstone, Glacier, Zion, and their first winter escape, Under Canvas Tucson at Tanque Verde Ranch. All of the above combine the best of...
Tucson’s Museum of Art Presents Desert Dwellers
Tucson’s Museum of Art latest exhibit, Desert Dwellers, will present Arizona’s most well-known and innovative retailers, designers, family businesses, artisans and craftsmen and bring attendees back in time to the Southern fashion traditions. Curated by Paula Taylor and organized by the Tucson Museum of Art (TMA), the exhibition opens with the museum’s renovated and expanded galleries on Oct. 21. The exhibition will be open through Jan. 21.
“This exhibition is a...
