Manga has a unique ability to convey complex emotions and intricate life stories through its expressive art and compelling narratives. “The Divorcees Dessert Cafe” is a poignant example, weaving a tale of heartbreak, renewal, and passion for culinary arts. This romantic manga explores the life of a woman who, after enduring a difficult marriage and a subsequent divorce, embarks on a journey to rebuild her life by opening a dessert cafe. Through her dedication to creating delectable treats, she finds solace and attracts a diverse clientele, each with their own stories to tell.
Plot Overview: The Divorcees Dessert Cafe
“The Divorcees Dessert Cafe” centers on the protagonist, a resilient woman whose name is often affectionately…
Summer is the season for poolside fun, and nothing beats the joy of floating on a cool, homemade pool noodle raft. These colorful, buoyant creations aren’t just practical; they’re a perfect blend of fun and creativity. Whether you’re planning to lounge solo, entertain the kids, or heave the best pool party on the block, a pool noodle raft is you go to DIY project. Let’s dive into this guide where we’ll explore how to craft your raft, the different styles you can try, and some handy tips to make sure your variable masterwork is the star of the summer.
When it comes to floating devices, why opt for a pool noodle raft? For starters, it’s extremely versatile. You can make it as simple or as elaborate as you like, contingen…
Mercedes Sayagues
SAO TOME, Aug 24 2009 (IPS) – If you live in São Tomé, a good investment in your health is to plant a po-sabom tree (Dracaena aroborea) in your backyard. Leave space: it can grow up to 20 metres high, with sword-shaped leaves.
Sum Gino at his market stall: We don
The local stiljon, or traditional healer, has many uses for po-sabom. For toothache, drink tea of its bark and roots. For skin itches…
Adrianne Appel* – IPS/IFEJ
BOSTON, Jun 13 2010 (IPS) – A radical, underground movement is growing in the suburbs of the United States.
Homeowners, corporations and schools are catching on to the idea of creating a wild space where nature can thrive. Credit: Adrianne Appel/IPS
From coast to coast, eco-concerned homeowners are ripping out their manicured, chemically-treated lawns and replaci…
Ashfaq Yusufzai
PESHAWAR, Aug 4 2010 (IPS) – We swam the whole day to get hold of the elderly and women swept away by floodwaters, recalled 27-year-old Shahid Ali of Charsadda district, one of the areas in north-western Pakistan badly hit by devastating monsoon rains.
We five local swimmers saved eighteen persons, including eight women and six children, he said, relating just one of many stories of how communities are desperately trying to cope with one of Pakistan s worst natural disasters in recent memory.
While flooding is common in Pakistan during the monsoon season, the volume of rainfall has hit up to 300 millimetres in some areas, including in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, where Charsadda district is located. This was the highest amount of rainfall recorded in …