New here? Check out “Best Of” for some top posts, subscribe to my RSS feed - http://feeds.feedburner.com/MsAdventuresinItaly or receive email updates!I’m in the States right now, and one of the things I’m happy to do is be at the 2008 BlogHer conference here in San Francisco. And, not only am I going to be [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Abroad'
A BlogHer Giveaway
July 18th, 2008 · 15 Comments
Taos Pueblo: Native Americans, Adobe, Indian Fry Bread
July 7th, 2008 · 11 Comments
My mom enjoyed showing me “her” New Mexico and we took a short trip up to Santa Fe for a few days since it’s a hot spot and the state’s capital.
I enjoyed Santa Fe: there are a ton of art galleries and it actually has a historic center much like a “centro” in an [...]
New Mexico: Chiles and Rocky Sunrises
June 30th, 2008 · 26 Comments
Not sure if any of you missed me, but two weeks from my last post, I find myself in a completely different situation.
Here, I find scorpions floating in the toilet, I chase cottontail rabbits with my camera and never get close enough, a roadrunner perches on the dividing wall in the backyard, and I [...]
Juhu Beach, Goa Beach and Beach Food in India
February 22nd, 2008 · 8 Comments
You can read my previous posts about my trip in India: Reflections of India; Desi Chinese, Ice Cream, Dabeli and Other Street Food in India; Mumbai - Bombay : Traffic and Bollywood; An Indian Wedding Ceremony and Feast in India, and Gandhi, Dandi Beach, and Eating Sugar Cane in India.
One of the most famous [...]
Laduree Macarons and Finding the Perfect Macaron Recipe
February 13th, 2008 · 19 Comments
When I was in Paris several months ago, I took some time to make as many stops as possible on David Lebovitz’ 10 Insanely Delicious Things You Shouldn’t Miss in Paris list.
One of my top priorities was to try Parisian macarons so I could get them straight from the source. I had been reading [...]
Gandhi, Dandi Beach, and Eating Sugar Cane in India
January 31st, 2008 · 7 Comments
Yesterday commemorated the 60th anniversary of the death of Gandhi, India’s “Father of the Nation.” His relatives spread some of his ashes in the bay of Mumbai / Bombay, in the same water I saw last month.
I mentioned that when I first arrived in India, I was staying in a town near Surat, Gujarat, [...]
An Indian Wedding Ceremony and Feast in India
January 22nd, 2008 · 16 Comments
We went to India to be with good friends, but we were also lucky to be able to be together for a special reason: our friend’s wedding.
While in India, we also inadvertently crashed another wedding celebration while we there. In my friend’s father’s village in Gujarat, there was another wedding taking place. This time it [...]
Mumbai - Bombay : Traffic and Bollywood
January 17th, 2008 · 6 Comments
We spent a lot of time moving around Mumbai as it was where we flew in/out of and the home base for the wedding, and we spent most of our time in Mumbai in a car. In Mumbai, a city where the distance between two points is measured not by kilometers or miles, but by [...]








