They Tried to Kill Us. We Won. Let’s Eat! A Passover Framework
Ask a Jew to explain Passover, and they might respond with a humorous sentiment that may very well summarize most Jewish holidays: “They tried…
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Based in Paris | Springtime in Paris Attracts Parisian Participation
Springtime ‘Printemps’ in Paris is like spring everywhere. Life is renewed after the long winter. Birds sing and mate, flowers blossom, trees grow green leaves and life in general is regenerated.
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One Seven Four | A Poem by Ed Martinez
I walked on these stones that try men’s hearts to find a way to the large silver doors.
Opened, refined, purifying doors leading me to a love for which I long.
The earth is glowing golden hues and biding me to come on through.
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Wondercon 2017 Day Two – Oh, The Cosplay You’ll See!
One of the greatest joys of WonderCon is seeing all the great cosplay that fans have spent months putting together. You can see a…
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The Romance of Unconnected Lives: Chapter Four
The Romance of Unconnected Lives Chapter Four Underneath her feet the leaves were drying and beginning to crack. She always changed her style…
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Kortni’s Kitchen: Lemon Rum Cake Just in Time for Easter!
Thinking about Easter traditions, I thought about confetti eggs, the biggest tradition in my family. We look forward to smashing them over each other’s…
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The Future of Cities
The Future of Cities Over 3.5 billion of us live in cities. At our current rate of development, an area the size of Great…
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Paris: Enjoy Italian Food Culture Exposition – CULTUR-AL 2017!
This past weekend, Saturday through Monday, presented the second edition of Festival CULTUR-AL in the form of a ‘Cultural Festival Della Cultura Alimentare Italiana.’ The annual…
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On a Day Like Today – A Poem by Julie Clark
On a day like today When the sun comes out After months of hiding Behind low clouds and Sheets of rain You could believe…
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Wondercon 2017 – Day One!
WonderCon 2017 was a blast, probably my favorite one so far! There was so much great cosplay, tons of tempting merchandise in Artists’ Alley…
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Book Review: For Whom The Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway
One of Hemingway’s most famous works, For Whom The Bell Tolls is a masterpiece from start to finish. It can get a little dry at times…
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Rejected Princesses – Women Too Awesome, Awful or Offbeat for Kids’ Movies
When you flip through a history book, it becomes clear pretty early on that men take up the majority of the pages. From kings…
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