Dear Food Diary, This special entry will be about food that we cooked, food that we shared together with friends and hosts, and stories that came with each meal. Cooking has been an important part of our lives - particularly baking - that we missed a lot. We can only carry so much spices and ingredi
PLAN A: Tuileries Gardens-Orange-Concorde Square-Lunch-Petit Palais-Café-Opera Garnier-Lafayette-Montmartre Cemetery-Love Beach-Sacre Coeur-Evening-Eiffel Tower-Bateau Musche Yes, as you can see, the above schedule is not like this PLAN B: House-(Metro) Concorde Square-(walking) Tuileries Garden-(wa
Isan is a regian - North Eastern Part of Thailand and they have their own kinds of food. #intense! That's one big word to explain it. The taste, the smell, the look and its heat. Love it, I so love it. Isan food is one of my favourite food as I love spicy and tasteful dishes. They got them all.
While staying in the Mara we lived and worked at the MERC (Maasai Education, Research and Conservation Institute) Dopoi center. The staff at MERC were amazing. I am happy to call many of them friends and they are our Kenyan family now. Part of the culture of the Maasai is naming their children in a
While in Batad, I stayed in a solo room at Batad View Inn & Restaurant as this was my most practical option. This lodging is under the same management as Mang Ramon’s Homestay who owns traditional nipa huts. It got me curious so I decided to upgrade for one night and sleep like a native Ifugao insid
My parents said: just come cruise with us for your fathers birthday and enjoy, but my OCD came lurking around the corner telling me to be prepared. PRE-PA-RED!! ...... So I just embraced the crazyness, luxuryousness and richness this opportunity is bringing. Its a such a great treat! And with the k
Oslob, Cebu The Route It was exciting to see my family again last July. The last time I visited was when my Mom passed-away in the beginning of 2015. This year, got my plane ticket online and found out that the most reasonable route was to fly Qatar Airways since they have a short layover and have
Another day , another train. But this time it is for a bigger amount of time and over a bigger distance. Because I am on my way from home Luzern (Switzerland) to the middle part of Austria. Now there are things I did not entirely realize when I moved to the Alps, one of the biggest is that when you
I was born in Australia and am proudly Australian. Like most Aussie's though my ancestry comes from different places; On my mother's side English mainly. A couple of my ancestors came here as convicts in the mid 1850's (so proud of them) and others as copper and tin miners from Cornwall around the
