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Here are some of the best Evite alternatives for all those planning a party. Thanks to these options, you’ll be able to send out attractive invites to all your friends and acquaintances while saving up on paper, stamps and in some cases, loads of time. Each one of them houses a plethora of designs that enable you to unleash your creative side and dabble in some ‘crafty’ solutions. Whether you’re planning a Halloween party or a family get-together, you can expect a great turnout when you employ the help of these sites.
Punchbowl can become your ideal companion especially when you’re tasked with throwing a rocking party. Some of its party planning features include gift gestures, potluck organization, local vendor search, and customizable digital invitations. And you don’t really have to wait for a birthday or anniversary to celebrate. The site also caters to those who are planning to throw a 4th of July bash or an Olympic blowout which seems quite apt consi
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A Brood X cicada, supposedly. Photograph by PointandClick via iStock.
There are many things I haven’t experienced during my 29 years on Earth: I’ve never been scuba diving (very afraid of deep ocean), never eaten a Big Mac (very afraid of McDonald’s meat), never read
Moby Dick (meh, whales), never dated a dude with a man bun (c’est la vie). I’ve also never directly experienced a once-in-17-years cicada infestation.
I’m talking, of course, about the Brood X emergence hitting the DC area. I mean, technically I’m experiencing it in the sense that I’m watching all of you post pictures on Twitter of the bugs swarming your porches and front yards and trees. But I have yet to see one measly little cicada myself. And I’m kind of…disappointed?
Segregating the unvaccinated and limiting access to gyms and dining areas were not measures aimed specifically at getting soldiers vaccinated, he said, “but there is an enticement.”
The private sector, sometimes with the encouragement of government, is also trying to make life a bit nicer for the vaccinated, emphasizing the privileges rather than perceived infringements on freedom bestowed by the protection of the vaccines.
It’s baseball season, and fans have clamored to get back to normal, to a place where the wave used to mean something other than the next surge of the coronavirus. Major League Baseball is heavily promoting inoculations, and stadiums have become a new line of demarcation, where vaccinated sections are highlighted as perks akin to V.I.P. skyboxes.