There will be no whining from the designated drivers if you have Golden Star’s White Jasmine Sparkling Tea on hand.
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Can’t afford a total room make-over? No prob- with WallPops you can decorate your room as easily as changing your shoes. In the mood for hearts and flowers or perhaps you’re looking for something more retro? Just peel and position until you’re happy. I’m down for the WallPops Dry-Erase Dots which will jazz up my office while serving a functional purpose as well. Or maybe I’ll buy another set and give them to my boyfriend with thoughtful little reminders written on them…like my birthday, my dress size, my favorite perfume etc. Visit WallPops and check out all the choices.

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Argentina may be known for its steak, but Cordoba has a lot more to offer the palate than just meat.In a recent article on Cordoba.net, the magazine highlighted restaurants that offered excellent vegetarian options to their clientele.Platters that are heavy on the vegetables are perfect for the hot months ahead.Some recommended restaurants included Sol y Luna (with two locations on General Paz 278 and Montevideo 66), La naturaleza y usted, which has whole wheat pizzas and tartas, and Verde siempre verde (on Calle 9 de Julio 36), though this hardly exhausts the list! The article’s focus on vegetarian options reflects a growing trend in Buenos Aires as well.There are more and more options for the health conscious, who want to see more organic products served, and vegetarians, who cannot stand to eat another plate of pasta as the only non-meat option on the menu.

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In a new global happiness survey, Argentines have moved from the 36th to the 32nd happiest country on the planet.According to The Argentine Post, this rise can perhaps be attributed to the improving economy, more gender equality, social tolerance, and increased personal opportunities.Argentina is not alone in getting happier, though.Apparently happiness levels are rising all over the world; in the last 17 years happiness levels increased in 40 countries and declined in 12.This rise in happiness is unusual, as basic happiness levels are usually constant. The United States ranked 16th on the survey, and Denmark reigned as happy number one.

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