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  • 10 Essential Farmers Market Tips
    Farmers markets are great: There are tons of delicious food available. They let you support local farms and vendors, and they're a delight to stroll around on a beautiful spring day. But anyone who's walked through a bustling, crowded market knows they can also be overwhelming. Try these 10 tips for getting the most out of your farmers market experience.

    How to Discuss Politics With Friends
    Politics is often considered taboo in conversations among friends, and yet, it's also bound to come up. Here's how to handle political discussions civilly and productively.
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    Top 10 New Broadway Musicals
    Famous, high-profile revivals and quiet newcomers make up just some of the best shows hitting theaters this season.

    Make Fresh-Squeezed Lemonade
    Nothing's quite as delicious and crowd-pleasing as a glass of cold lemonade on a beautiful spring or summer day. Here's how to treat your kids, friends, or yourself to this tasty refreshment.

     


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    About Fitness: Spring Training - Marathon? Triathlon? Century?

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    From Wendy Bumgardner, your About Fitness Editor
    Now that Spring has really sprung, it's time to get serious in training for your dream fitness goal. With the Boston Marathon running on Monday, many of us dare to picture the finish line. Our Guides can help you get there.

    Train for Your First Marathon
    It's time to start now if you are dreaming of running your first marathon in the fall, or giving yourself until next spring. Here are tips and training schedules to get to your first marathon finish line.

    Train for a Triathlon
    Combining swimming, biking and running can challenge your body in every way. Our Guide to Swimming has plans for swim training and a schedule for training for all aspects of the triathlon.
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    Train for a 100-Mile Century Ride
    A 100-mile century ride is a great challenge for a cyclist. This training schedule will build you up towards your big ride. Then follow Dave's tips on surviving during the ride itself.
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    Surviving a 5K Walk You Didn't Train For
    All this extreme dreaming is fine, but what about that charity walk you signed up for in a weak moment? The one that is next weekend and you haven't even tried on your sneakers yet this year. Yeah, that one. Here are my tips to get you through that walk you didn't train for.

     


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    About Food & Drink: Classic Comfort Foods

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    As a Southern girl myself, I felt I should write this week's newsletter in first person. Growing up in Tennessee, I consider myself a connoisseur of classic comfort food dishes. So, I found the best recipes that remind me of my grandma's down home cookin'. (You might want to put on your stretchy pants for these.)

    Mac and Cheese
    Mac and cheese from a box is quick, but there's noting like putting some real TLC into this creamy favorite. You can always go the classic route with hearty cheddar cheese, or take a tip from the South and add some bacon to the mix.

    Casseroles Galore
    Casseroles are one of my favorite things to cook because you can throw just about anything into a baking pan, add some butter and cheese and voila! You have a delish dinner in 30 minutes. Start with a staple like broccoli and cheese or sweet potato, then you'll be ready to branch out to something more exotic like overnight meatball casserole.

    Homemade Pizza
    It's not delivery, and it's definitely not from the freezer. Being in control of your own recipe means tailoring your pie the way you want it. I personally love a hearty whole wheat pizza, and hey, who says gluten-free pies can't be just as good? Plus, rolling out the dough with your own hands makes pizza even more comforting because you added your love! (Too cheesy?)

    Buttermilk Biscuits
    To me, nothing says breakfast like a big plate of biscuits and gravy! But in the Deep South, we eat biscuits at every meal (super healthy, right?). Have some cheddar cornmeal biscuits with your chili, or add a twist of sour cream. And vegans, we didn't forget about you this week: here's a great recipe for dairy-free biscuits.
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    About Family: Outdoor Activities for the Entire Family

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    From Jennifer Wolf, your About Family Editor
    After the warmest March on record, it's time to get out and enjoy some of this beautiful weather. Try these outdoor activities with your kids:

    8 Great Swing Sets for Kids
    Thinking about installing a new swing set for your kids? Check out Amanda's top recommendations.
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    Nature Activities for Home, School or Anywhere
    Jennifer challenges all of us to spend more time outside with our families.

    Gardening Projects for Children of All Ages
    Apryl encourages us to get outside and garden with our kids with these age-be-age gardening ideas.

    Get Outside and Play!
    Feeling out of practice? Terri shares five ideas for fun outdoor activities we can all enjoy with our kids.

     


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