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It's been hot, hot, hot! And the mosquitos, oy! My arms and legs bear the painful evidence of someone with blood type O. ... continue reading...

Phew, feels good to be finally rid of a draft. I was supposed to feed this blog with food posts and pictures once in a while, and I finally did it. I don’t know why it always takes me so long to edit all my drafted posts. Probably because partly I suffer from a healthy amount of laziness (ahem!), but mostly because I suffer from an unhealthy amount of OCD and perfectionism (dun dun dun dun!). Of course it doesn’t help that our neighborhood recently suffered a power outage, twice! In this ... continue reading...

During my summer break, I spend 50% of my time in the garden, 40% sleeping, 25% cooking, and 10% playing Wii Sports. I realize that does not add up to 100%, but that’s how it is. Time stretches in summer and rolls from one day to another without obvious starts or ends. I sometimes don’t even know what time or day it is. Like today. I almost forgot it’s already Friday, fiesta time! I will be bringing something to the fiesta, promise! I did recently make spectacular samosas filled with some of ... continue reading...

Hey, what’s up, fiesta friends?! Since my summer break started a few days ago, I’ve been sleeping. So I have no clue as to what’s going on in the world. But today is going to be different. Today I’m going to go pick blueberries. Maybe some sour cherries as well. And then maybe I can make pies or something. I really have to get my act together. ... continue reading...

I’m sure you’ve all heard the sad news about Anthony Bourdain by now. It’s incredibly shocking and heartbreaking to hear that he took his own life. I can’t wrap my head around it. I love his show Parts Unknown. It’s my all-time favorite food show and I’ve learned a lot from watching it. Not only about food, but also about how people in different countries and cultures live and view life. There’s nobody else on TV who can compel me to try something new the way Bourdain did. He was one of the ... continue reading...