At a certain angle, the two rounded peaks of Mount Lovcen look like a set of brawny shoulders without a head. This wasn’t lost on Petar II Petrovic Njegos. Njegos is arguably Montenegros most treasured and revered national hero. Before … Continue reading →
I just couldn’t come up with a PhotoHunt entry from our travels that represented this week’s theme. Travelling is many things, but for us it’s far from “scary”. I didn’t want to pull out a Halloween picture, because there will … Continue reading →
Chris, bless her heart, decided we should all pick our favorite chocolate ice cream recipe from the book for this weeks assignment. I chose the recipe for Aztec Chocolate for my base, but then changed a key ingredient from cayenne … Continue reading →
This week’s PhotoHunt theme is FAMILY. My husband’s family always gathered at Grandma & Grandpa’s house for Christmas. Short of hospitalization, no absence would be excused. Naturally the original six brothers & sisters, and their spouses, and their children and … Continue reading →
I can’t believe it is week TEN already. Shannon picked this week, and it was a perfect selection for the beginning of apple season. I love the recipes that don’t call for making a custard base. It is so much … Continue reading →
Since I’ve committed to making all my PhotoHunt posts photos from our travels, this one was especially difficult. Although we aren’t particularily lazy travellers, I do have a few photos of relaxing in beach chairs or at sidewalk cafes. But, … Continue reading →
Yesterday was one of my favorite days of the year in St. Louis — The Best of Missouri Market at the Missouri Botanical Garden. I love browsing the 200 some-odd vendor booths to see what new tastes and smells Missouri … Continue reading →
For week nine of the Sunday Slow Scoopers, Sandy chose crepes and told us to make any ice cream we wanted to enjoy with them. I quickly settled on Vietnamese Coffee Ice Cream. But then got lazy and decided not … Continue reading →
Our PhotoHunt theme for today is SAD. Don’t you think empty, unloved buildings are sad? All across the holiday playgrounds of the former Soviet Bloc are huge abandoned concrete resorts. Places where the party insiders went to be pampered and … Continue reading →