Sure, he was one of the most brilliant military leaders of all time, but we might be able to credit Napoleon with another great feat—a pastry known in France as Bûche de Noël, also called the Yule Log.
2013 has been a year in which the ARTS stood front and center for us here in Central Florida – in ways in which we may all be proud, but it has also been a year in which we ALL joined in acknowledging the need to help our neighbors who still suffer from hunger …
Holiday Giving – Feed the Need Campaign Raises $96,000 to Fight Hunger
6 Reasons a Traveler's Life is like The Doctor's
Who do you go to when you want advice? The experts, of course! And with family travel, there are so many questions that parents (and kids) have, from where to go, to what to pack, to how to fly with a baby, to finding meaningful experiences on the road.
Unusual Italian Cookies - and a Free LIVE Online Cooking Class from Italy
Cornflake Cookies - Biscotti ai Cereali
THE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNITY: what it takes to live and work in the north
Family. That is one word that creates a thrill when I haven’t seen them in a long time.
One of the most difficult things of the internet age is that, I feel, we’re losing the ‘it takes a village’ mentality - that of wisdom coming to kids from a variety of trusted and loved people. We’re all online, but disconnected, somehow, from the very things we need to grow and learn.
Traveling with CFIDS (Chronic Fatigue and Immune Dysfunction Syndrome) is one of the biggest challenges I’ve ever faced (it comes in second to living with CFIDS, to be honest).
This month's Photographer of the Month is Cameron Siguenza. Originally from British Columbia, he now calls Santa Cruz, California, home, and his time in both places has combined to nurture a photographer of burgeoning skill and vision.