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Boston: Art in Bloom, Part 1
Spring Green As another endless winter slides into dreary mud season, I plan a Boston getaway in search of signs of spring. I begin my odyssey at the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA). First stop: Henri Matisse’s Geraniums. Neil Welliver … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, East Coast Travel, Food and Wine, Lobster, New England Travel, Theater, Travel
Tagged Allston, Boston, Cambridge, Fine Arts, Saltie Girl
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Look Who’s Talking
Check Out: Frantic For Food Carts “On a recent trip to Puerto Rico I found myself diving into a rotisserie chicken that I bought from a van on the side of the road. At one point I looked up, salty, … Continue reading
That Ain’t Chump Change
Note to self: New Haven is a long way to go for dinner. But the occasion was my Dad’s 85th birthday, which in New Haven-speak, ain’t chump change. After plotting with my co-conspirator, Jacob, we agreed on Union League Café, … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Wine, Travel
Tagged Bearnaise, Birthday, birthday celebrations, bistro, Boston, brunch, Cafe Nuovo, comfortable, crepes, cuisine, Daddy, father-daughter dinner, French cuisine, French style, Hollandaise, Italian Anerican food, mother-daughter brunch, New Haven, New Haven Green, North End, relaxed, restaurant, Salem Street, Spaghetti Carbonara, surprise party, Union League Cafe, upper Chapel Street
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