Dear Friends,

I feel privileged, honored and extremely delighted to be here, talking to you. Jessie very kindly contacted me and exposed me to this wonderful initiative you know as the Wandering Educators. In the field of social welfare, the biggest asset one has is the goodwill of generous people, friendship of loving and caring persons.  With this new partnership with the Wandering Educators, I look forward to expanding our horizons and building new relationships.  I will look forward to your feedback regarding our work with street children and rural women of India…

Warming from the Inside Out

If you are looking for indoor ways to spend a winter day you might consider one of my favorites: drive to Mission Peninsula and enjoy casual wine tasting capped with a delicious dinner at The Mission Table.
 

Panama City Beach, Fla., is the new home of the Gulf Coast’s annual
Seabreeze Jazz Festival. Panama City Beach’s Pier Park sets the stage for

You may have noticed I used the word stumble in my title to speak about the art studio I had the privilege of seeing yesterday. Stumble is the correct word. I am not the type who goes actively looking for art. I like it, sure, but I don’t know much about it except that when it’s in a museum, I’m supposed to like it and sometimes I do. I have never actually talked to an artist, though, until yesterday.  I met this wonderful artist in Seville, Spain, in a guitar studio one day, and she told me about an art exhibition she was having in Seville.

We can't get enough of latte crudo - whole, raw, unpasteurized, unhomogenized milk! We gather our glass bottles & loose change, head up the hill to the medieval town of Urbino & eagerly fill our bottles.

Like self-discipline, a taste for boiled peanuts is often said to be something that is 'acquired.'