I just realized that it's been more than a year since I updated my blog. That wasn't intentional. I meant to keep writing. I meant to keep taking photos, developing delicious recipes inspired by our travels, and generally chronicling our life. But, to be quite honest, doing ...
Why, hello. It's been a long time. I bet you thought I'd completely abandoned this little side hustle of mine, didn't you? Welp, I didn't forget. Food blogging and all of the work that comes with it (taking photos, testing recipes, coming up with riveting stories like how I picked the hardware ...
I took an unexpected break from blogging this summer. I didn't mean to. In fact, I even photographed and wrote down a bunch of recipes that I planned to blog about. But we planned a long trip to the US this summer -- three weeks with just the kids and me, and then another month with our whole family ...
In the fall, just before the air turned sharp and cold, we piled into the car for a visit to Norfolk, England. Norfolk is a county with rolling hills and also long, wide stretches of coastline, and a couple of our English friends told us that it's a culinary haven. Beaches, quaint countryside and ...
Driving through the English countryside is like you're living in a romantic period film. The greens are lush, the roads are narrow and the hills are rolling. Our family is addicted to exploring England through road trips, and so back in May we loaded up our car and drove west through Dorset and ...
Remember when I told you last month about another Neolithic stone circle in England that wasn't Stonehenge? Well, that same weekend we ventured onwards into Wales. The total drive from London to Chepstow, which is just over the England-Wales border, is just under three hours. In the U.S., we'd ...
A few weeks ago, everyone piled into the car for a weekend in the countryside to celebrate my birthday. Our plan was to visit Stonehenge and Bath before ending up just across the border of Wales, where we'd tool around for two days before heading home. We'd barely made it outside of the city ...
Over the last month we've taken our jaunty Euro-American car to the countryside a few times to visit some English castles. We've been castle-obsessed ever since our visit to Warwick Castle, which we thought we'd just swing by for a few hours and ended up staying until it was closed, mainly because ...
