The Paris Market & Brocante
29.6.10

A San Francisco Treat

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Sunday was the annual Gay Pride Parade, makes Mardi Gras look like the Republican Convention. Didn’t ask and won’t tell!
26.6.10

Postcards from Paris: { C'est Dommage! }

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It's a nice little activity; supporting the countries you love in the World Cup. France didn't advance, U.S.A did. And with my littl...
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Life on the Ranch

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The steam rises off the water from my early morning shower. There is something cathartic about showering nude outside under the shade of th...

Postcards from Paris: { A Uniformed Look }

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With their off-white covers, simple black and red border, and the title always presented in block-red; there isn't any reason to warn, ...
25.6.10

Mise en Place

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Day one, lesson one in the culinary world is the concept of preparation and layout. Literally “putting in place”, this implies the organizi...
23.6.10

Greystone

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Housed in a beautifully imposing castle-like building, Greystone campus was built in 1888 and once served as a facility for sparkling wine p...
22.6.10

Postcards from Paris: {Spring Fever, Staying Out}

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Last time I spoke to my mother she demanded, with love , for more posts. Where have you been? What have you been doing? What have you seen ...

Top Chef

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The problem with turning your hobby into a profession is that you no longer have a hobby. Everything previously frivolous and fun is now ne...
12.6.10

Postcards from Paris: {Keeping Cool}

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Practicalities like working shutters makes sense. The obvious point is for privacy, and another point that caused an "oh duh" from...
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9.6.10

Postcards from Paris: {Marching to the Sound...}

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of Beating Drums. ...Under a shady area right off the Metro Abbesses, but there were little sunspots shining through the openings of the lea...
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