If I Listen – A Poem by Julie Clark
If I listen I will hear a variety of Chirps, tweets and caws Outside my window The motors become background To the symphony If…
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Kubo and the Two Strings – A Movie Review
Is “mind blown” passé? I’m too old to know or to care. As the credits rolled, the patient wife and I simultaneously turned to…
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Kortni’s Kitchen: Enchiladas!
I love Mexican food, enchiladas being one of my favorite dishes. When I was in high school, a friend’s mother taught me how to…
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Kortni’s Kitchen: Lemon Tart
I saw this lemon tart and just had to try it; it looked so beautiful. My parents have a fig tree at their home,…
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Mother Guilt – A Poem by Julie Clark
Let me go here once in a while Not often or too long Only we mothers know What we could have been Had we…
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Villages of Peace: Languedoc Roussillon, France
Choose a village, any one of 52 villages structured in the circulade strategy of medieval times as the Cathars occupied the region of Languedoc Roussillon in South…
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Paris: Fall in the Air, Fashion in the Windows
Paris Rue de Passy still is quiet. Residents have not yet returned for the rentrée (return to school). While summer weather finally has arrived, we…
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Kortni’s Kitchen: French Toast
French Toast… there is so much to say. When I was young I was a pancake person. Now that I’m older I enjoy all…
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Tacos Poncitlan: The Quest for the Perfect Taqueria. Part One in an Occasional Series
Tacos are a perfect food. Two small tortillas piled with savory meat, some onions, cilantro and a little salsa to kick things up….
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Now on Netflix: A Very Secret Service – A Television Review
I opened up Facebook last week and found this post from my friend Todd at the top of my feed: “Is anyone else watching…
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Kortni’s Kitchen: Banana Upside Down Cake
Banana upside down cake tastes amazing. You know the old saying, “Don’t judge a book by the cover”? Well, that saying comes in handy…
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