Kubeh Soup & Male Menopause?
I had a hot flash at work the other day. I wasn’t doing anything stressful or out of the ordinary either, just typing an email when I felt my toes tingle with warmth. Then the…
Ancestral Food Crawl through the Lower East Side
The humidity of that September Manhattan afternoon was unbearable in the subway. So thick was the air steeped with body odor and piss that I practically choked on every other breath. I had to get…
San Ignacio Pupusas
Three days of snorkeling, delicious food, fantastic service, romantic tropical rains, and good company on an island surrounded by mangroves and crystal clear Caribbean Sea—and we were back at the Radisson in Belize City. Not…
DC’s Union Market: the only choice for the indecisive!
They say the fastest way to man’s heart is through his stomach….if that’s the case, then it only makes sense that the fastest way to gentrify a neighborhood is through the stomachs of it’s community.…
Coconut Heads and the Night Market in Fisherman’s Village
After a day of snorkeling with jellyfish, kayaking with leg cramps, hiking to secret lagoons, and almost throwing-up my lunch from a choppy boat ride back to Koh Samui from Ang Thong National Marine Park,…
Bangkok’s Grand Palace, Wat Pho and Kao San Road
The Grand Palace, Bangkok Thailand On our second full day in Bangkok we did the major touristy stuff: the Grand Palace Bangkok Thailand and Wat Pho. The Grand Palace is this giant compound filled with…
Paris cooking class…part deux
The Best Cooking Classes in Paris See previous post for our trip to the farmers market with La Cuisine Paris cooking school. *disclaimer: sorry folks, but I didn’t take as many photos of the food…
Cooking Class in Paris-A must do activity
Of all the things to do in Paris, there were two I was determined to do: sing One Day More as Cosette while peddling for money on a bridge over the Seine and wait for…