<p>The Naughtea Housewife is no ordinary cookbook. This is a fun, flirty, downright sexy lifestyle guide, fantastic for adding spice into any intimate relationship. The Naughtea Housewife offers useful culinary information and tons of great recipes, plus creative ideas designed to make the readers' lives more enjoyable. Centering on the importance of sexuality, this book fills a gap in the traditional cookbook market, providing specific recipes and mischievous ideas that are sensually inspired. Whether a marriage veteran, single seductress or damsel of dating, the electrically charged pages of this cookbook will have the reader tingling to get started on one of the many fun ideas. This visually stimulating book is far from a static cookbook that just sits there gathering dust. It is meant to be a well-worn favorite whose tips and tricks can be put to good use in every room of the house, not just the kitchen. The author encourages modern-day women to get out of any rut, shake it up and become adventurous, taking their romantic lives to the next level.</p>

The Naughtea Housewife: A Culinary Guide for the Modern Day Seductress

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Gallitto, Melissa

Entertaining & Holidays

Melissa

Γαλαξιδιώτικα Καράβια (Galaxidiotika Karavia)

Vasilis Panagiotopoulos

The Stones of the Parthanon

Travel

Manolis

Europe

The Magical Path to the Acropolis studies the work of the eccentric perfectionist-architect/proto-ecologist Dimitri Pikioni, who, one year short of seventy, was suddenly tasked with a work of major historical and psychological weight: to create new paths to the ancient monument of the Acropolis. His approach was that of a writer constantly revising his drafts. He would draw versions of the paths on rice paper, erase and re draw, and then when he got to the land itself he would abandon his sketches and improvise. He would kneel to place a stone or large slab on the path, stand back, look at the way the light formed shadows around the new arrangement, take a small mallet or chisel, shape the stone slightly differently, then stand back and look at the outcome once again. He uprooted all the cypresses, planted hundreds of olive trees, and brought in herbs and bushes from the Attic countryside that were consistent with the flora of ancient times. When he worked, the material-the earth, the stone, the land itself-seemed to be an extension of his inner self.

The Magical Path to the Acropolis

History

Nick Papandreou

Ancient Civilizations

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