There have been occasions when glimpses of a place, from listening to someone speak of them, or in a magazine, a movie, or even a television program, have caused me to tuck the name securely away in memory, to be retrieved later for the impetus to go there.
The 18th Annual Tribeca Art Walk, known as TOAST, will be happening May 9-12. From the event website, ” Since 1995, some of Manhattan’s finest artists have opened their work spaces to the public to take a free, self-guided tour. ” …
I’ve always liked Wendy Perrin’s column in Conde’ Nast Traveler magazine. Often she discusses things from a point of view with a bigger budget than my own, but today’s newsletter points us to her tips on how to help get the airline award seats…
Besides wine, the town of Beaune in the Burgundy region of France, is most famous for a roof. Built in 1443 as a hospital for the poor by Duke Philip, known as “The Good”, the HÔtel-Dieu des Hospices de Beaune continued caring for people of the community until 1970.
PHeymont, attention please. What do Chattanooga and Paris have in common? Well, according to CondÉ Nast’s Daily Traveler newsletter, food. It’s calling Chattanooga the “next foodie destination” and points us to the, possibly, best eclairs in Paris
I’ve heard of taking a cooking class as part of a stay in Thailand or Italy, but now San Francisco Cooking School is offering day-long classes, in addition to their very serious professional career curriculum. From wine to steak to pastry…
I took the train an hour from Paris, to Dijon, where I stayed a few days before setting off on a long walk along the Canal de Bourgogne, the Burgundy Canal.
March 6, 2014: The conversation around Gumbo’s table took a turn today as we discussed the sensibilities of men and women and how it might apply to content on the site. The only woman at the moment among the regular bloggers (as far…
On a walk along an isolated road in rural southern China, I came upon a wooded hillside dotted with tombs.
If you’re longing for Paris but can’t quite get it together at the moment, here’s your opportunity. Upload your photo, if not yourself, for a chance to be in Paris…your photo on the Pantheon.
There have been occasions when glimpses of a place, from listening to someone speak of them, or in a magazine, a movie, or even a television program, have caused me to tuck the name securely away in memory, to be retrieved later for the impetus to go there.
The 18th Annual Tribeca Art Walk, known as TOAST, will be happening May 9-12. From the event website, ” Since 1995, some of Manhattan’s finest artists have opened their work spaces to the public to take a free, self-guided tour. ” …
I’ve always liked Wendy Perrin’s column in Conde’ Nast Traveler magazine. Often she discusses things from a point of view with a bigger budget than my own, but today’s newsletter points us to her tips on how to help get the airline award seats…
Besides wine, the town of Beaune in the Burgundy region of France, is most famous for a roof. Built in 1443 as a hospital for the poor by Duke Philip, known as “The Good”, the HÔtel-Dieu des Hospices de Beaune continued caring for people of the community until 1970.
PHeymont, attention please. What do Chattanooga and Paris have in common? Well, according to CondÉ Nast’s Daily Traveler newsletter, food. It’s calling Chattanooga the “next foodie destination” and points us to the, possibly, best eclairs in Paris
I’ve heard of taking a cooking class as part of a stay in Thailand or Italy, but now San Francisco Cooking School is offering day-long classes, in addition to their very serious professional career curriculum. From wine to steak to pastry…
I took the train an hour from Paris, to Dijon, where I stayed a few days before setting off on a long walk along the Canal de Bourgogne, the Burgundy Canal.
March 6, 2014: The conversation around Gumbo’s table took a turn today as we discussed the sensibilities of men and women and how it might apply to content on the site. The only woman at the moment among the regular bloggers (as far…
On a walk along an isolated road in rural southern China, I came upon a wooded hillside dotted with tombs.
If you’re longing for Paris but can’t quite get it together at the moment, here’s your opportunity. Upload your photo, if not yourself, for a chance to be in Paris…your photo on the Pantheon.
