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Friday, May 9, 2008
Make plans to head to the Calabash Literary Festival in Jamaica
Make plans to head to the Calabash Literary Festival in Jamaica
READ MOREElephant Man takes his energy to Abaco
By Nadine Thomas-Brown, Guardian Staff Reporter, nadine@nasguard.com
READ MOREThe one thing that reminds me of mother is ...
Mother's Day, the second Sunday of May, is set aside to honor mothers for all they've done and the sacrifices they've made, and Bahamians from all walks of life are gearing up to show their mothers, and the women in their lives who were like mothers to them, how much they appreciate them.
The Nassau Guardian took to the streets to find out what that one thing is that reminds people of their mothers in anticipation of Mother's Day on Sunday, May 11. READ MOREA tribute to mothers
By Pansy Hamilton Brown, For The Guardian
READ MOREI may be a chef but ...
The one thing my mother cooks that can make me beat a hasty retreat to her house is:
READ MOREUncorked-Every now and Zin
By Chef Michael Pataran, For The Guardian
READ MOREDissolve differences with discussion
D. Paul Riley, For The Guardian
READ MOREGARDEN KORNER—Divide clumps of early perennials
By Oscar Phillips, For The Guardian
READ MOREEssential skills they should teach in school
Stacia Williams, For The Guardian
READ MOREBudget-friendly gift ideas for Mother's Day
By KARAN MINNIS, Guardian Lifestyles Reporter, karan@nasguard.com
READ MOREMy wife is the best mother because ...
The second Sunday in May is the day set aside for honoring mothers the world over, and and Bahamians from all walks of life are gearing up to show their mothers, and the women in their lives who were like mothers to them, how much they appreciate them.
The Nassau Guardian took to the streets to find out what men think about their wives and how they are raising their children, in anticipation of Mother's Day on Sunday, May 11. READ MOREPregnant, but not for your husband
By Barryington Brennen, For The Guardian
READ MOREA healthy diet and lifestyle can lower your risk for cancer
By Idamae Hanna, For The Guardian
READ MORENon-communicable diseases wreaking havoc globally
By Nadine Thomas-Brown, Guardian Lifestyles Reporter, nadine@nasguard.com
READ MORETelcine Turner Rolle – Scripting Bahamian life for over 30 years
By THEA RUTHERFORD, Guardian National Correspondent, thea@nasguard.com
READ MOREAre you on the summer soul train?
By Chakara Bennett, Guardian Summer Intern
READ MOREYour chance to be an ambassador of rock and roll
By Nadine Thomas-Brown, Guardian Lifestyles Reporter, nadine@nasguard.com
READ MORETime to burn
By Nadine Thomas-Brown, Guardian Lifestyles Reporter, nadine@nasguard.com
READ MOREViolinists Da Costa, Cardinal in concert
By KARAN MINNIS, Guardian Lifestyles Reporter, karan@nasguard.com
READ MOREReconnect at Palmetto Point Homecoming
By KARAN MINNIS, Guardian Lifestyles Reporter
READ MORECelebrate Mardi Gras-style at the Cancer Society Ball
By Chakara Bennett, Guardian Summer Intern
READ MOREThe greatest thing you can be
By D. Paul Reilly, For The Guardian
READ MOREParents need help in child training
By Pansy Hamilton Brown, For The Guardian
READ MOREDIARY OF A FOODIE—Just "gotta" have my Starbucks
By Shavaughn Moss, Features Editor
READ MORESaké does a body good!
By Chef Michael Pataran, For The Guardian
READ MOREIndoor herb gardens are low maintenance with a high scent return
By KARAN MINNIS, Guardian Lifestyles Reporter, karan@nasguard.com
READ MORECoastal Awareness clean up makes an impact
By STAFF WRITER, Nassau Guardian
READ MORETIME TO THINK-A set up for heartache
D. Paul Reilly, For The Guardian
READ MOREGARDEN KORNER-There is a reason why your tangelos are sour
By Oscar Philips, For The Guardian
READ MOREEtiquette 101-Professionalism in the work place
By Stacia Williams, For The Guardian
READ MOREDivorce and violence
By Barryington Brennen, For The Guardian
READ MORECarrots, broccoli and papaya, the medicine of today
By Idamae Hanna, For The Guardian
READ MOREAsk the doctor
By Dr. Judson Eneas, For The Guardian
READ MOREAutism, what it is and understanding it
By KARAN MINNIS, Guardian Lifestyles Reporter, karan@nasguard.com
READ MORERupert Missick Jr. - Star of the stage
By: STAFF WRITER, For the Guardian
READ MORESailing into the sunset
By Chakara Bennett, Guardian Summer Intern
READ MOREWedding dreams come to life
By KARAN MINNIS, Guardian Lifestyles Reporter, karan@nasguard.com
READ MOREWe're talking woman to woman
By Nadine Thomas-Brown, Guardian Staff Reporter, nadine@nasguard.com
READ MORETrack Road Theater's back
By Nadine Thomas-Brown, Guardian Staff Reporter, nadine@nasguard.com
READ MOREPerfect combination
By Nadine Thomas-Brown, Guardian Lifestyles Reporter, nadine@nasguard.com
READ MOREStepping on the shores 2
By Nadine Thomas-Brown, Guardian Lifestyle Reporter, nadine@nasguard.com
READ MOREDanceAfrica Festival perfect for afro-centric set
By Chakara Bennett, Guardian Summer Intern
READ MOREDelving deeper into the word
By Chakara Bennett, Guardian Summer Intern
READ MORETry it, you'll like it
By SHAVAUGHN MOSS, Lifestyles Editor, shavaughn@nasguard.com
READ MOREAggressive children are cause for concern
Pansy Hamilton Brown, For The Guardian
READ MOREForced to pay before I eat
Shavaughn Moss, Lifestyles Editor
READ MOREThe sexy sisters — sensual champagne and sultry sparkling
Chef Michael Pataran, For Guardian News
READ MOREPoetry corner
Last round
READ MOREGarden Korner—Starting a garden from seed is inexpensive
By Oscar Phillips, For The Guardian
READ MOREHidden treasures to be had thrift shopping
By Nadine Thomas-Brown, Guardian Lifestyles Reporter, nadine@nasguard.com
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