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Beautiful Brunch at Poppy Seed, Newtown

Last Sunday, we went out looking for a classy but not over the top breakfast spot with solid vegan options. We found all that and more at Poppy Seed, nested on a quiet Newtown side street.

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  • The Dangers of Misinformation in Modern Resistance

    A false narrative about Chicago salt trucks blocking ICE quickly spread on social media, illustrating the dangers of misinformation in undermining collective action. Effective resistance relies on trustworthy information networks, and misinformation creates cycles of false hope and disappointment. To navigate this, we must prioritize verification and discernment in our information-sharing practices.

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  • Two Nominations: A Photographer's Dream Realized - Janelle Nightingale's photography contest announcement featuring the 'Sentinels' image of a lone tree with birds in Uganda savanna landscape

    Two Nominations: A Photographer’s Dream Realized

    Sometimes the universe surprises you in the most beautiful ways. This week, I opened my email to find news that still feels surreal – two of my photographs have been nominated for the People’s Vote Award in the reFocus Color Photography Contest. The nominated images represent two very different chapters of my photographic journey: “Sentinels,”…

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  • Beyond the Frame: When Travel Stories Can’t Be Captured in a Photo

    Some places leave a mark on you in ways that photos never fully capture. Uganda is one of those places for me. As I wrote Chapter 3 of Fields of Resilience, I found myself struggling with a challenge every traveler faces—how do you translate an experience into something others can truly feel? The photos I…

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  • Empty swing set at playground symbolizing the lives lost in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine missile attack

    When a Playground Becomes a Battlefield: Remembering Kryvyi Rih

    There are places in life that should always be safe: homes, classrooms, playgrounds. Last week, Kryvyi Rih — President Zelensky’s hometown — became the site of unimaginable loss when a missile strike killed 18 people, including 9 children. At 108 Klicks Around the World, we believe resilience begins with remembering. My co-author, Kateryna “Kitty” Voloshyna,…

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About Me

Hi, I’m Angie, founder of Angie Eats

I am a cookbook author, food blogger, and content creator, exploring food from all over the world. Expect delicious recipes, restaurant reviews, and an occasional video! I hope you enjoy!

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  • Reflections on Fields of Resilience: The Journey Behind the Book

    When I set out to create Fields of Resilience, I had no idea just how deeply this project would shape me. What began as a journey to document life in Uganda through photography has evolved into something far more personal and profound. From unexpected travel detours to planting trees with schoolchildren and celebrating community milestones,…

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  • The War in Ukraine: Truth, Misinformation, and the Voices We Should Listen To

    Three years into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the war has become as much a battleground of narratives as it is of territory. Some claim Ukraine is a democracy fighting for survival; others insist it is a corrupt, CIA-controlled state that provoked its own destruction. But for me, this war isn’t just something I read…

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