Beth Hunter on Instagram: "Follow & COMMENT UPGRADE and I’ll send over the links for this updated elevated fall outfit that is ALL from AMAZON! 👏👏 the wide leg jeans are one size too big or they would hit less relaxed and I do prefer that look but they still give 2025 vibes! To SHOP: From the link sent to your DM! OR click the link in my BIO up top for direct access to my Amazon Storefront! #amazon #amazonfinds #founditonamazon #postpartum #outfitinspo #momoutfit #fallfashion #falloutfit #mill

He heard a scream… and saved a baby in the last second 😳 | Ai CCTV Footage #viralshorts #heroic

Claire on Instagram: "Pasta e Fagioli 🥣🫘 Episode four of my Fall Soup Series is a true classic — pasta e fagioli (pasta and beans). You’ve probably heard it called “pasta fazool,” and for good reason: this humble, hearty soup has been a staple in Italian kitchens for generations. And fun fact: it also happens to be Stanley Tucci’s favorite! Ingredients below—full recipe in my bio! 1 tbsp olive oil 1 lb ground beef (optional, but recommended for heartiness) 1 medium onion, finely diced 2 medium

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Alina Prokuda on Instagram: "The Fall in a Bowl 🍁 series continues 🔥 Smoky Kamado-Roasted Butternut Squash & Harissa Soup 🥘 Ingredients 1 large butternut squash, halved and seeded 2 medium carrots 1 whole garlic head, top sliced off 1 whole bell pepper 1 shallot 2–3 tbsp olive oil 3 cups chicken bone broth 1 cup coconut milk 1½–2 tbsp harissa paste (adjust to your heat preference) 1 tbsp maple syrup 1–2 tbsp apple cider vinegar (to taste) Salt and freshly ground black pepper, smoky paprika, c

Mrs Clare Hooper on Instagram: "Who knew you could cut tiny leaves from autumn leaves?! 🍁 Pop them in a jam jar with a splash of glycerin + water and you’ve got the sweetest little autumn snow globe. It’s a whimsical twist on the Christmas classic and yes, the water goes a bit moody and autumny, which I love. When I scrolled past this on Pinterest I had a hunch you’d like to see it too. Happy autumn crafting, Clare xxx PS - start with a teaspoon of vegetable glycerin in warm water. Too little t