My World of Food

Nice, France

  One of the most beautiful cities I have ever seen, and definitely one of the most beautiful in France, is Nice. Nice is the capital of the Alpes-Martimes department on the French Riviera. It is located on the shores of Baie des Anges. The city was founded by the Greeks but later became a

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Antigua, Guatemala

  Antigua, known as the city of ruins, located in the central highlands of Guatemala is rich with history, colonial architecture, picturesque sites, festivals, shopping, and wonderful food. You’ll also have some of the best coffee you have ever had the pleasure of drinking. We were fortunate to have friends living there and they were

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My Home My Culture

  I am second generation American, born and raised in Tampa, Florida in a neighborhood called Palmetto Beach, where my mother was born and raised. My maternal and paternal grandparents immigrated to the United States in the late 1800s and early 1900s, when Spanish immigrants began to arrive steadily. There were two regions of Spain

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Delhi, India

  I wasn’t sure I could survive the 15 hour flight from Newark to Delhi, India – in coach, no less!! But I did and I’m so glad I took advantage of this trip to explore and appreciate the food and culture of the Indian people. I was immediately struck by how warm and friendly

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Kuala Lumpur

  In relation to my job with a major professional association, I was very fortunate to be hosted by a group in Malaysia that sent me and a business colleague on a first class flight to Kuala Lumpur, the country’s capital. It is the largest city in Malaysia and one of the fastest growing metropolitan

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Sedona, Arizona

  When visiting our friends in Scottsdale, Arizona, we can’t resist driving up to Sedona and spending some time in that beautiful city. Surrounded by red rock mountains, the city bursts with great art, food and outdoor activities. The community is dotted with photographers, artists, hikers, jeepers, bikers, spiritual healers and, of course, tourists. Sedona

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Kuwait

  I visited Kuwait in 1999, post Iraq invasion and pre-9/11. It was my first and only visit to the Middle East that also included a stop on the island of Bahrain. Kuwait is located in the northern edge of Eastern Arabia at the tip of the Persian Gulf.  I found the country to be

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