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On Facing Fears and Nectarine-Blueberry Jam
Do you know the feeling of being paralyzed with fear? When the taste of it in your mouth is far stronger than the bitterness of accepting defeat before even trying to meet the challenge? As a freshman in college I dropped my English composition class during the first week after learning ... Read More
Taste of South America, Part 4: Empanadas de Pino (Chilean Empanadas)
* This is the long-overdue conclusion of my Taste of South America series. For parts 1 - 3, please click here, here and here. What do volcanoes, Middle European architecture, the Eiffel Tower, wild boars and penguins have in common? Before my South America trip in February, I would never ... Read More
(Semi) Silent Sunday: Up in the Air
I've just returned from Sun Valley, Idaho to celebrate 4th of July with good friends; more on that in an upcoming post. In the meantime I thought I'd share some images captured with my phone from 12,000 - 14,000 ft. I've been my husband's "copilot" for a dozen years but experiencing the ... Read More
Apricot Frozen Yogurt: Guest Post for Dinners Dishes and Desserts
As I type, I am sipping my morning tea and enjoying unobstructed views of Mt. Baldy in Sun Valley, Idaho. The quaint little town is slowly waking up--locals and visitors alike are dressed in trek or fishing gear. First on the agenda for some of us was to line up at the local coffee shop ... Read More
Pistachio Gelato
My travel companions and I had finally made it three quarters of the way around Sardinia, having started in Alghero on the northwest and choosing a counterclockwise route around the island. Our two-week trip would end on the north in Costa Smeralda but we had one more stop before reaching ... Read More
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