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Corsica

I finally got to Corsica. Iโ€™d heard so much about it. But somehow, Iโ€™d never made it there. Corsica is a large island off the Mediterranean coast of France, which has had a rather back-and-forth relationship with France. But the short story is that it was back under French rule in 1796, where itโ€™s firmly (although to some, precariously) remained. Its most famous resident wasโ€ฆ

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Hyeres, Provence

I had no sooner returned from Sicily, then I unpacked my suitcase, re-packed my suitcase, and headed back out, to Provence. Even though Iโ€™d just returned from a ten-day trip, my other half was doing a project in the city I went along for the ride because, 1) Who wants to be sitting in a hot apartment, alone, in the summer, when you could beโ€ฆ

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Les Vacances

The French really have it right with the five weeks of paid vacation a good number of them get a year. Itโ€™s a great way to truly relax and one week isnโ€™t enough. I know, because my stingy boss (โ€ฆand that would be me) limited my vacation to a measly seven days. But for that one week, I took part in the annual mass exodusโ€ฆ

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Food Blogger Camp, part 1

Yesterday was the best day of my life. Okay, it was the best day of the year. And since the year is only a couple of weeks old, thereโ€™s probably going to be a few other contenders in the next fifty weeks. But still, yesterday would be pretty hard to beat. To any โ€˜normalโ€™ person, they might think that lazing in the sun for aโ€ฆ

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