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- 20.07.2026. - Nuša in kuža Flash, dobitnika bronaste medalje na Mladinskem svetovnem prvenstvu v Meinheimu v agilityju.Agility. Kinološko društvo Ljubljana.//FOTO: Bojan Velikonja

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Story from Jam Press (Shared Family Home)Pictured: Provence house.'We sold our home – only to buy it back along with 28 OTHER families'A family has shared how they sold their home – only to buy it back again, along with 28 others.Camilla Wright's family owned their holiday home for more than 20 years, but maintenance needs, supervision and other issues meant they struggled to keep up with the demands of running a second home.The family searched for a way to keep the property in their lives – and managed to find the perfect solution.They realised the holiday home, in Provence, France, could become a shared house, where several families would co-own homes and they would only be responsible for a share of the costs of maintenance. "For us, shared ownership became a way to combine the past and the future," 55-year-old Camila, who works as a tax manager, told creatorzine.com."We could let go of the responsibility without letting go of the place that has been the setting for our family's vacations for three generations."The family used shared housing concept MyHomes, which handles the purchase, renovation, and management of the homes, while the owners share maintenance costs and gain access to a selection of vacation homes across Europe.The house in Provence and four additional new properties are now shared by 29 families. The family now co-owns five homes in Europe, including an apartment in Mallorca, Spain, an apartment in Rome and a country house in Piemonte, Italy, and a ski chalet apartment in Megève, France.Camilla added: "A house benefits from being used. "When it is only used a few weeks a year, it still requires ongoing maintenance and attention."We were at a point where we either had to completely let go of the house and sell it or find another solution where it could be used more and still be part of our lives. "Luckily, we found that solution."For Camilla's son, Lucas, the house in Provence has been part of his life from the start. The house was built in 2002 – the same year he was born – and he has been going there his whole life.Lucas, a mechanical engineering student living in Copenhagen, said: "I have been there as long as I can remember. "A large part of life there was around the pool – that's where I learned to swim, and where we spent many hours every single holiday."Once he turned 16, Lucas began visiting the house with his friends and, later, his girlfriend.Lucas, together with his girlfriend, will be the first in the family to experience the house after it has been taken over and renovated.He added: "We actually became a couple there when we were 16-17 years old. "First, she came along as a family friend, then the next time there were a bit more intentions, and since then it has become our romantic getaway. "The house has followed our relationship all the way."It's about peace, togetherness, and traditions – the kind of vacation where you completely unwind. "We always walk down the mountain together toward the town and often end up at the same restaurant by the square. "They know us by now down there."ENDSEDITOR'S NOTE: Non-Exclusive Licence: A non-exclusive licence has been obtained directly from the verified copyright holder. The copyright holder retains the ability to license the content elsewhere.,Image: 1109027210, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: EDITOR'S NOTE: Non-Exclusive Licence: A non-exclusive licence has been obtained directly from the verified copyright holder. The copyright holder retains the ability to license the content elsewhere., Model Release: no

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*EXCLUSIVE* Los Angeles, CA Helen Mirren has re-listed her revamped Hollywood Hills home on the market for million. The actress has owned the storied property since the 1980s. The couple first listed the house for .5 million in 2021, before lowering the price to million in 2023. *UK Clients - Pictures Containing Children Please Pixelate Face Prior To Publication*,Image: 1116533959, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: Nikki McGrew I sIgned an agremeent allowing Conde Nast (Arch Digest) to use the photos., Model Release: no, Pictured: Helen Mirren

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Story from Jam Press (Budget Mum Meals)Pictured: Mette, Noah and Joshua.'I learned how to feed my family for less than Ł6 a day as a single mum once ridden with debt – here's how I did it'A resourceful mum-of-two has revealed how she keeps her family's food and household bills to less than Ł200 a month.Mette Kristiansen says she still serves colourful, home-cooked meals and introduces her sons, Joshua, 12, and Noah, eight, to new foods despite spending far less than many families on groceries.The 42-year-old turned budget cooking into a way of life after falling into debt when her youngest son, who is autistic, was born.Determined to make every penny count, Mette began hunting for yellow-sticker bargains and getting creative in the kitchen.And now her average monthly spend on food and household essentials is just Ł174.30."When I had my youngest son, I had to give up my job which I absolutely loved and had hoped to keep for much longer, his needs meant that I couldn't simply place him in nursery," Mette, a Danish-born single mother living in Basingstoke, Hampshire, told creatorzine.com."At the same time, my relationship with my ex-husband deteriorated, and I struggled both emotionally and financially."I suddenly found myself falling into debt every month."I discovered that many supermarkets heavily discounted food at the end of the day so I would buy a random assortment of reduced items and challenge myself to turn them into enjoyable meals by thinking creatively."The purpose was to show that it is possible to create delicious, affordable meals using reduced-to-clear products."Mette, who works part-time at a local community centre, regularly transforms unusual food pantry finds into family meals and is known among friends and neighbours for rescuing unwanted food.That includes products that are past their best-before dates.She said: "I later discovered the food pantries in Basingstoke and became a regular visitor."I noticed that there were often unusual frozen items that nobody else wanted."I would take them home and find ways to reinvent them."It has been a process of trial and error, but over time it has mostly been a success."Mette shares meal plans, tips and money-saving tricks on her Facebook page, A Foodie Mum on a Budget.One recent meal showed exactly how her approach works.Using reduced-price beef, discounted vegetables, free surplus produce and pantry staples, she cooked a noodle dish for herself and her two sons for just Ł4.78.The ingredients included reduced-to-clear beef costing Ł2.74, two eggs for 36p, noodles for 59p, carrots costing 5p, mangetout at 60p, peppers for 8p, onions for 5p and a chilli topping for 15p.Several ingredients, including bok choi, cabbage, lemons and coriander, were sourced for free.There were even leftovers.Mette said: "The leftover noodles have already been requested for breakfast tomorrow morning by the boys."The price breakdowns on my posts reflect what I actually paid for ingredients."I also collect food through Olio, which I count as free."Because of the way I source much of my food, some costs are estimates, but I always try to make them as accurate as possible."This approach has also helped my boys develop a much wider range of tastes."In fact, my oldest recently tried a raw oyster."I also did a week of only using Aldi products and fed me and the boys for Ł25."It was fun to do."Though I had to think differently as I could only rely on what I got at the shop."I'm a big believer in meal planning and checking what you got in."Mette says her frugal approach helped her clear her debts and regain financial stability.She said: "Over time, I managed to clear my credit card balances and build a small emergency fund for unexpected expenses."I also wanted to be able to afford experiences for my boys."Both of them are passionate about history, so we visit historical sites and landmarks whenever we can."I'm able to do this guilt-free because I save money on our everyday food shopping."She also believes her creative cooking has helped her sons develop a healthy relationship with food.She said: "Health is another major motivation."I live with fibromyalgia and several other health conditions, and I want to be around for my two amazing boys for as long as possible."I also want them to develop a healthy relationship with food."I struggled with eating disorders throughout my teenage years, and I never want them to go through the same experience."The boys enjoys healthy and unhealthy things to eat, they don't have a massive sweet tooth, except for chocolate and macaroons."Hence, I decided to learn how to make them myself."Again it saves lots of money."Last year, I worked out that our average monthly spend on food and household essentials was just Ł174.30."Budget cooking started out as a necessity, but over the years it has become something much bigger."It helped me pay off debt, build financial security, create opportunities for my boys, and introduce my family to foods and experiences we may never otherwise have tried."Most importantly, it has shown me that good food doesn't have to be expensive."Sometimes all it takes is a bit of creativity, a willingness to try something new, and the confidence to think outside the box."ENDSEDITOR'S NOTE: Exclusive Licence: An exclusive licence has been obtained directly from the verified copyright holder. 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