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In 2014 Pete, Kole, and I decided to move from Connecticut to Minnesota. Pete’s brother had recently passed away from ALS, and their parents were a...
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Kansas is named after the Kansas River, which in turn was named after the Kansa Native Americans who lived along its bank. In 1803, most of modern ...
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Say one of your besties suggested a girl’s weekend to Kansas City. Would your next question be, “The one in Missouri or Kansas?” Or would you be li...
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We never realized that Mallory had something to hide. We thought she was always open with us throughout junior high and high school. So, when we we...
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Oregon grows, catches, and brews incredible edibles, from black truffles and filberts (aka hazelnuts. 95% of the nation’s commercial crop is harves...
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Oregon has much to love for My Girlfriendships® followers of all ages:
If you love shopping (like we do here) you’ll love this: no sales tax! We’l...
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For 31 years of my life, I would introduce myself like this: “Lisa London, L-O-N-D-O-N, just like the city”. The name would roll off my tongue easi...
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Some of us here have to admit that the names England uses for some of their dishes leave us a bit puzzled as to what they really are. For example, ...
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Show of hands: How many of you went—or wanted to go—backpacking through Europe with your bestie(s) after you graduated from ______ (fill in the bl...
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I guess there always needs to be a balance in life right? That’s how friendship works. There are the givers, the takers. The good, the bad. The ela...
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The event known as the "First Thanksgiving" was celebrated by the Pilgrims after their first harvest in the New World site of Massachusetts, which ...
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After a week exploring the beauty of Maryland, My Girlfriendships® ventures back to New England. Are you still trying to figure out the six New Eng...
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