ribbons

If I want ribbons for pasta or a layered grain bowl, I’ll slice it thinly, mandoline-style, so it melts but still holds some integrity.

During their graduation, they wore ribbons and forget-me-not flowers on their gowns in honour of their grandfather, who passed away suddenly on the day of Rose's final chemistry exam.

One woman I interviewed who struggled with infertility threw herself a menopause party complete with tampons wrapped in ribbons and women telling their first period and menopause stories.

They have tied ribbons to it and posters.

Blue and white ribbons and streamers have been stretched high across the streets of the shopping district and, in the old port, bunting flutters from the boats bobbing in the Mediterranean.