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Footrests and fine dining: Manchester to Houston in Singapore Airlines A350 premium economy

I recently had to be in the U.K. for work, and one of the most interesting ways to get there is on Singapore Airlines’ flight between Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), my home airport, and Manchester Airport (MAN) in England. Because this is a fifth-freedom route that originates in Singapore, Singapore Airlines is allowed to carry passengers just between the U.S. and U.K. on this route, one of a number of such routes it operates. Want more airline-specific news? Sign up for TPG’s free new biweekly Aviation newsletter Falling between regular economy and business class, premium economy continues to be one of the hottest trends in the airline passenger experience world, with carriers such as Swiss and Emirates adding...

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How I’m Planning A Chic, Sustainable Wedding—Without Spending A Gazillion Dollars

The post How I’m Planning A Chic, Sustainable Wedding—Without Spending A Gazillion Dollars appeared first on Peaceful Dumpling. Did you dream up your perfect wedding, or already have one, dumplings? It used to be something closer to my heart, and now that I’m actually engaged and wedding planning, I realize so much of what I consider desirable has changed. Some part of it is that the world isn’t the same place. To me, the idea of marrying someone as the world moves closer to ecological and political catastrophe is still very meaningful. But making it a costly “fairytale” wedding just doesn’t seem quite right. And I myself have changed: I’m a mid-thirties professional woman, so stressing out over the tiniest...

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Like With Like: Organizational Categories For Every Space In Your Home

Stuck on how to group things together? Coming up with categories can be tricky. So when organizers say “group like with like”, what does that even mean? I am breaking down home organization categories for every space in your home, so you can group like with like and not worry if you are “doing it wrong”. Which you aren’t! But sometimes having a list helps us feel better! Kitchen I always recommend storing kitchen items together in one of two ways. The first way is store the items together based on how you use them. If you bake a lot, store all the baking items together like rolling pin, egg separator, and other baking tools with your baking flours. It...

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21 Creative Uses For Label Makers

Remember those label makers in high school? I was so all about them. My label maker had a giant dial and you’d twist it around the alphabet and click on each letter and it would imprint the letter onto the label. And when you were done, you’d clip off the label and peel off the sticky back and label your scrunchie holder or the plastic container for your add-a-bead necklace. It was so satisfying. Y’all. The label maker? It just went all 2022. I just discovered this new kind of label maker that connects with your phone and prints out custom-designed labels faster than you can say “I want my MTV.” Here’s how it works and 21 creative ways to...

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The Top 12 Exhibitions To See In London: May 2022

We look ahead to May's must-see shows in London. 1. Watching: The Woman in the Window at Dulwich Picture Gallery A timeless trope. © Simran Janjua Whether on a 3,000 year old carved ivory panel or a contemporary photograph by Cindy Sherman, the image of a woman looking out of a window is used throughout art history. Sometimes it's about voyeurism, others it evokes empathy at the domestic life women have often been required to lead. The likes of Rembrandt, Hockney — plus contemporary photographers illustrate how and why the theme is timeless. Reframed: The Woman in the Window at Dulwich Picture Gallery. 4 May-4 September 2022, £16.50. 2. Acclimatising: Our time on Earth at Barbican Centre The ideal city...

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