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Giving Babies a Snuggly Sense of Home
Recently, she introduced a new line of what she calls \"soft maps\": hand-embroidered, hand-knotted quilts for babies, each one decorated with a map that features the child's neighborhood, name, birthday, home and favorite parks and playgrounds.
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Eggshells for Your Nest, Indoors or Out
Made of recycled injection-molded plastic coated with glossy paint, the chair was inspired by Mr. Stone's collection of vintage fiberglass furniture.
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End of the Line For a Traveling Band
AS the city bus rumbled through northwest Queens one recent cloudy morning, Mary Apelian, who lives in East Elmhurst, offered the lowdown on her fellow passengers. She pointed out the young man whose wife just had twins (\"He says he doesn't aet much sleep\"! and the...
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End of the Line For a Traveling Band
AS the city bus rumbled through northwest Queens one recent cloudy morning, Mary Apelian, who lives in East Elmhurst, offered the lowdown on her fellow passengers. She pointed out the young man whose wife just had twins (\"He says he doesn't get much sleep\") and the...
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End of the Line For a Traveling Band
AS the city bus rumbled through northwest Queens one recent cloudy morning, Mary Apelian, who lives in East Elmhurst, offered the lowdown on her fellow passengers. She pointed out the young man whose wife just had twins (\"He says he doesn't get much sleep\") and the...
Newspaper Article
End of the Line For a Traveling Band
As the city bus rumbled through northwest Queens one recent cloudy morning, Mary Apelian, who lives in East Elmhurst, offered the lowdown on her fellow passengers. She pointed out the young man whose wife just had twins (\"He says he doesn't get much sleep\") and the...
Newspaper Article
End of the Line For a Traveling Band
AS the city bus rumbled through northwest Queens one recent cloudy morning, Mary Apelian, who lives in East Elmhurst, offered the lowdown on her fellow passengers. She pointed out the young man whose wife just had twins (\"He says he doesn't get much sleep\") and the...
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