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It has been rough lately, to see how expensive foodstuffs like organic olive oil and wild caught salmon cost to stock at your home. It seems like no matter how I try to tighten my belt around non-essential spending, our grocery, tax, and home utility bills keep climbing. It's been a real bummer, ...
I'm not an adventure traveler, although I did spend time traveling to surf spots in my twenties. I'm not currently a wine traveler either, as none of my traveling companions are wine drinkers. I am, however, into architecture travel. I've even heard it call architravel. Is this a thing? Truly, ...
On a rainy October afternoon last week, I had the absolute pleasure to learn about and taste Argentinian wines from none other than winemaking legend, Jose "Pepe" Galante. Head Winemaker at Bodegas Salentein since 2010, he is also the father of modern Argentinian winemaking, and credited as the man ...
It has been a while since I purchased any new clothes because A) pandemic and nowhere to go and B) pregnant, nursing, and C) covered with the mess of baby led weaning. I need to put a some effort in as I start to attend more work and wine related activities, so despite inflation, I've been ...
Growing up, I went to a school that was started by one of Frank Lloyd Wright's patrons. As such, a love of architecture developed early, and continues to this day. One of my favorite ways to explore a place is through architecture tours. Living in Chicago, there is no comparison to getting on the ...
I can't believe it has already been nearly a year since I wrote something new on this blog. Parenting zaps all free time that ever existed! There are so many things that have changed in my life since I last wrote on this page. My son is walking all over the place, I've started working for someone ...
