There is no love quite as special between Mr. Boh and Ms. Utz. Let your kitchen decor reflect your pride in Baltimore. This Natty Boh and Utz Girl Love towel is a great gift for any friend, family member, or coworker who loves living in the city. Great for showing off your Baltimore Pride, Maryland Pride, or love of Natty Boh. This 100% cotton tea towel is perfect for your kitchen and for a hostess gift on Maryland's Birthday! *----Product details-----* Our towels are 100% cotton and 28 in x 28 in. Great for decoration or kitchen use. Care for the towel: All towels come prewashed. Towels can be washed on cold in a gentle cycle. Hang dry or dry on low heat. DO NOT iron over the design
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This vibrant quality canvas wall art is a tribute to the famous Baltimore citizen, Edgar Allan Poe, and his poem, "The Raven". The Maryland Raven has taken on a life of its own thanks to the Baltimore NFL football team of the same name. "Quoth the raven, 'Nevermore.'" The use of the Maryland flag and map of the state h
Baltimore Maryland Skyline, United States, art print Landscape (horizontal) orientation. Sizes shown as Height x Width. Frame/Matte not included. Superior quality semi-matte 240gsm paper. Specially coated surface enhances the color depth of the Ultrachrome inks. Lifetime fade resistance guarantee. Actual colors may vary slightly due to monitor settings. FRAMED PRINTS (UK delivery): ——————————— Framed prints are available in the following sizes: A4, A3, A2 and 50x70cm. First add the print from this listing to your basket in one of those sizes, and then visit the link below to add a matching sized frame: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/974951085/ BOX CANVAS (UK delivery): ——————————— To order this artwork on a ready-to-hang box canvas, first note the ID number shown at the end of the title of this listing and any other options such as including the city name (if shown) and any colour options available. Then visit the link below to place your order: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/644443757/ FRAMED and BOX CANVAS (delivery OUTSIDE the UK): ——————————— Please get in contact for available options. UNITED STATES ORDERS: ——————————— US orders are shipped from our partner printer in Arizona. All other orders are shipped from the UK. Click the link below to see all the different color versions of this skyline: http://www.etsy.com/shop/artPause/search?search_query=baltimore
The Baltimore, Maryland-based performance brand made great strides in 2011, appearing on the feet of elite professional athletes in all three major American sports. With a roster full of rising stars, their best days are most likely still ahead.
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Everyone who is a Maryland fan knows the love between Natty Boh and the Utz girl cannot be matched. This tea towel set includes two towels, one that says Bohs and one that says Hons. It is the perfect gift for your Maryland or Baltimore loving friends. Whether it is for a housewarming, goodbye, bridal shower, or just because gift...everyone is bound to love them. Can be customized to say a couple's name or whatever you would like! *----How to order----* Please include any special requests, including color changes or personalization, in the customization portion of the order. Thank you! *----Product details-----* Our towels are 100% cotton and 28 in x 28 in. Great for decoration or kitchen use. Care for the towel: All towels come prewashed. Towels can be washed on cold in a gentle cycle. Hang dry or dry on low heat. DO NOT iron over the design
Duff came to the University of Maryland last night...I got to meet him...he was so cool. The place was sold out! And, he made a University o...
2D image of Baltimore Museum of Industry sign (Locus Pt.). I replaced a dull sky via PS.
What do you think of when someone mentions Baltimore? Inner Harbor? (sure.) The crab cakes? (duh!) The Wire? (probably.) I'm going to tell you about a little pocket of the city you shouldn't miss during your visit to Charm City: Hampden, Hon. I've made a guide to Hampden, Baltimore's quirkiest neighborhood, which also happens to
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I dream in chocolate. No, seriously, I have dreams where I am sitting in a pile of chocolate just stuffing my face in a pseudo-Wonka fantasy, right out of the pages of R. Dahl sequel. Freud would have a field day, but it probably has something to do with the fact that I am trying to eat healthy. Despite all the sumptuous treats I devour and describe in this blog, I try to restrict most of my other meals to healthy options in order to maintain my rugby flanker physique. Working in a pizza shop doesn’t help either. I stare at the pizza slices while I eat my lunch of raw broccoli, grilled chicken, dices tomatoes and slices of avocado. But chocolate is what I fantasize about the most. Ever since Rheb’s candy, I’ve been thinking of another delicious Baltimore confection ever since. Mary Sue Easter Eggs. The melt-in-your-mouth chocolate shell, the creamy fillings of coconut, vanilla, peanut butter and chocolate… my heart breaks as I drink my v8 this morning thinking about it. The Mary Sue Candy Company is replete with Baltimore culture and tradition. The company was founded in 1948 in the basement of a Southwest Baltimore rowhouse (similar to, and not far from the Rhebs) on South Smallwood Street. The founders of the company’s names were Samuel Spector and Harry Gerwig but the company was named after Gerwig’s daughters Mary and Sue (arguably much more sweet-sounding and appetizing than Spector and Gerwig Candies or Samuel and Harry Easter Eggs). In the 1950’s, business was so good that Spector (the only founder still alive) opened a factory on South Caton Avenue and started producing copious amounts of candy, some even say 8 million eggs were sold one Easter season. Business was so good, Spector advertised on the radio with a jingle sung by none other than the young Baltimore Colt’s quarterback, Johnny Unitas. “Here’s a treat that is sunny For your Easter bunny, The creamiest candy that’s made. Mary Sue Easter eggs, Mary Sue Easter eggs, Brighten you Easter parade. We have those Easter eggs, Mary Sue Easter eggs, People are making the switch. Cause’ using pure butter Makes Mary Sue better, And you never had it so rich. Mary Sue Easter eggs, They’re the best Easter eggs Honey your money can buy. So sweet and delicious, So rich and nutritious, Give Mary Sue Candies a try. Brighten your Easter parade Try Mary Sue Candies Today!” Even today, Mary Sue Candies prides itself on using tried and true candy recipes, traditional equipment such as copper pots, and keeping their candy cheap and accessible; although not as cheap as in Baltimore past, the eggs are usually still less than a dollar (which is more than can be said for the plain old Hershey bar. In fact, the giant ½ pound Mary Sue Easter egg only retails for about $4.00; the egg is so large and rich, it is almost equivalent to an entire Easter basket. Mr. Spector is long-gone, but Mary Sue (along with another Baltimore favorite, Naron candies) is now owned by Ruxton Chocolates, whose president is Bill Buppert. Although it seems like a cold, corporate takeover, Mr. Buppert has kept things very old-fashioned and prides himself on the originality the candy companies have maintained. He prides himself that the candies are all hand-made and unique products and that most of the employees have been making candy for many years. Fun fact, though, is that most of the employees are women because they supposedly have colder hands which are more capable of keeping the candy from melting. THAT is dedication to hand-made chocolate. The combination of ever-low prices, old-fashioned flavors and techniques, a strong home-town tradition and a plethora of pop-culture symbology tied to Charm City (the iconic candy wrappers, the old jingles, the flowy and vintage “Mary Sue” that appears on each candy…) all are contributing factors as to why the candies are beloved in their hometown of Baltimore and shipped all over the world to enjoy. After this short but very sweet blog entry, the candy craving is really starting to get to me. Too bad it’s way past Easter season… Terms: Symbology: the art of expressing language, culture and meaning through symbols References: http://www.marysue.com/index.html http://welcometobaltimorehon.com/a-sweet-treat-for-easter http://www.baltimorestyle.com/index.php/style/food_article/f_a_good_egg_ma09/
Never pass by this general store, because you will be missing out on some of the best food in the state.
Happy Wednesday Real Skinny’s! This week is so exciting! Now that we have been Centering on our Purpose all last week, this week brings us to finding out what the “O” in our CORE …
What a nice way to spend a couple of hours...having lunch with a special friend named Joeann Fossland... one of the top 25 women in real estate.
A simple, easy Maryland crab cake recipe straight out of the kitchen of a Baltimore grandma
