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BEST BITE NYC 2016 – The Clam Sweet clams piled in white bowls, or served stuffed, in chowder, over linguine, or rough-chopped on pizza. Lobster “Louie” style and briny oysters chilled on beds of pebbled ice. My soul sister Seeky … Continue reading
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Manhattan Magic 2016
Lovely. Magical. The city-that-never-sleeps is aglow in twinkling lights, draped in mistletoe, holly and pine boughs. We haven’t slept much, and after bumpy flights and confusing arrival, my friend The Magician and I are starving. First things first. We head for Eataly’s … Continue reading
Roman Holiday
We arrive in Rome on Halloween, la festa di zucca. Our Roman reentry is smooth despite a brief frightening blackout on the subway. Three short stops from Termini, we emerge blinking in the bright sun of the Piazza di Spagna … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Food and Wine, International, Italian Travel
Tagged Borghese Galleria, Borghese garden, Campari, Edy's Rome, MAXXI Museum Rome, My Secret Condotti, Negroni, Piazza campo de Fiori, Piazza Farnese, Piazza Navona, Piazza Sapgna, Rome Italy, Sambuca, Trastevere, Trattoria Giggetto, Via Margutta
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Staycation Part II – Up the Munjoy
My neighborhood of Munjoy Hill is a wondrous place where endless ocean meets blue sky. We have fussy formal gardens in brand new pots. Messy gardens in antique containers, overgrown and effusive. And, oops! a few accidental gardens – there’s … Continue reading
Summer Staycation, Part One
“People are crazy and times are strange I’m locked in tight, I’m out of range I used to care, but things have changed” Summer usually finds me on the road visiting inns and bistros. This year I decide to … Continue reading
My Little Town
Westport is a quiet hunk of Connecticut shoreline originally populated by the native Pequot tribe. Nestled between the Saugatuck River and Long Island Sound, this pretty tidal treasure is a mere 47 miles of commuter rail from New York City, … Continue reading
Caccia di Blu!
How do you write about travel when you’re not traveling? We’re sequestered, our wings are clipped and we’re in “a fallow period.” Here are some of our favorite pieces while we wait to continue our travels (we hope) in 2021. Let’s … Continue reading
Posted in International, Italian Travel, Lake Como
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La Primavera 2016
Tile roofs. Terraced, unfussy gardens. Wisteria in bloom everywhere, along with pansies, peonies, tulips and iris. The sun is hot. Lake views are blinding. Weekend-warrior cyclists in black spandex speed past in a blur. Tiny fishing boats sputter by with … Continue reading
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Florence Interlude
We zip into Florence to meet dear friends at Hotel Bernini. It is posh, next to the river. Our mood lifts and spirits brighten. Our friends help us see a jolly way forward: buying shoes! which always helps. We shop … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Wine, International, Italian Travel
Tagged Firenze, Florence, Hotel Bernini, Italy
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Costa Rica – It’s a Boy
Jess gets married, initiating a nifty and unexpected trip to equatorial Costa Rica. Best of all, we get Colin, the son we always wanted. Tamarindo is about an hour from Liberia airport. We take several wrong turns and realize, yes, … Continue reading

