Do you like to get off the beaten path, while traveling? I do, too. It’s always fun to get a new perspective on a place. Most travelers think off the beaten path means driving rural roads and visiting small villages. But there’s another way to explore off the beaten path – via ship!
Crepes - both sweet and savory are simply delicious. I must say, breakfast is easily my favorite meal of the day. The variety of fillings for your crepes can be endless. On this particular Saturday morning, my mom made a beautiful crepe meal along with cut melon and papaya, fresh whipped cream, sliced strawberries, a latte, and freshly squeezed orange juice.
It's one of THOSE books. You tear through it, unable to put it down. Read while cooking, eating, even postponing sleep until you just can't keep your eyes open any more. I'm very happy to share my latest read, one of THOSE books. Yes, it's one of the best books I've read all year.
Dublin Pride is in its thirtieth year and prouder than ever! Starting later this month, there are a host of events – thirty one to be exact – to keep you entertained and informed, right through to the 30th June.
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I have traveled quite a bit in Scandinavia over the years, but I had yet to see all of the countries, the last one on my list being Iceland. Now I have been dying to see Iceland for quite some time, so I am not sure why it has taken me so many years to finally get there. Reykjavik is only a three hour nonstop flight from Stockholm via Iceland Air.
My whole life, I have been very small. My mother would always tell me to put on some more weight, because I was just so tiny. I swear, two months in Italy and I gained at least ten pounds. I just couldn’t stop eating the delicious food. Italian meals are very simple, but the ingredients used to make every meal are fresh.
What will I do with the next decade? I absolutely love this question, because it really makes me think.
I've long wanted to go to the Caribbean island of Dominica.
Back in the day, science was often relegated to wealthy, self-funded explorers and “gentlemen scientists” the likes of Benjamin Franklin, Charles Darwin, and Isaac Newton. One could argue that they were the original “citizen scientists” but back then you had to have money and time to explore the world and formulate big thoughts.