A letter from Rebecca covering what we will see on our first day on her unforgettable experience that blends Parisian culture, fashion and textile heritage, with fellow textile enthusiasts. Fantastique!
Originally introduced by the Salvation Army to honor those of their members who served doughnuts to soldiers during World War I. National Doughnut Day is celebrated on the first Friday of June each year.
Look no further for some interesting tid-bits about eggs along with tried and true recipes and things to know about buying, storing and boiling the perfect eggs.
Just like the French toast, "Santé", the Italian toast "Salute" and "Salude" in Spanish, the Irish toast, "Slainte", (pronounced "slawn-che), meaning "Health". So here is to your health and to a spectacular St. Paddy's Day celebration!
Love letters are personal, intimate and timeless. They are a piece of the soul and they share the many colors and textures of the heart. They are truth and passion infused with vulnerability, idiosyncrasy and…. well….love.
For as long as I can remember, I have suffered with paraskevidekatriaphobia - also known as an irrational fear of the day of Friday the 13th.
Paris feels like the cultural nexus of my love for France, connecting my admiration for Nice, Canne, Avignon, Provence and Lyon into one unforgettable experience.
Peanut Butter has its own day, January 24, and here is a collection of delicious recipes to enjoy for the occasion!
January is NATIONAL SOUP MONTH so I am talking about a spectacular collection of steaming, scrumptious and seriously satisfying SOUP recipes to try today!
Italian Plums are freestone, meaning they are easy to remove from the pit. Their fruit is firmer than most other plums, making them perfect to use in cooking.