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• Naked glory
  on Nov 2, 2015 in Family cancer cancer writing family Food life love melanoma stage IV
  A neighbor was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. This kind of news always comes as a shock. Certainly for me, but more for her; there are so many changes ahead. Whether she likes it or not, she’ll be thrust into a world where the land...
• Happy places
  on Oct 19, 2015 in Family cancer cancer writing creativity fall food Food home lake house music therapy
  “It might make sense if I read my intro first, and then respond to your questions.” “15 years ago I was diagnosed with cancer…” I continued with a condensed version of the last 15 years: cancer, food, cancer. Life distilled i...
• Stories from a thoroughly average, beautiful life
  on Jul 20, 2015 in Family cancer family Food healing home melanoma nutrition treatment vegan vegetarian
  This is supposed to be a blog about life after cancer. 6 weeks post-recurrence, I’m still stunned that I’m now writing about life with cancer. I apologize for my absence. It’s been weeks since I’ve felt comfortable enough to pub...
• The unpredictable curveball + UPDATE
  on Jun 9, 2015 in Family cancer happiness health kids love melanoma re-diagnosis
  “I’ll have the wild blueberry please.” “Your lunch looks so heavy this morning! Did you pack some for me?” “Sam I forgot to bring your socks again, I’m sorry.” “I don’t know. I don’t know what it means. I’m scared.” “It...
• Truth or Consequences, New Mexico
  on Jun 8, 2015 in Travel albuquerque cinco de mayo desert Food home hot springs new mexico rio grande truth or consequences
  “Do you smell it? It’s the smell of millions of pennies.” It was the first thing that I noticed after pulling the car off the road on our way to Truth or Consequences. We’d seen the mines on the way into Silver City but with our pending lunch...
• Silver City, New Mexico
  on Jun 1, 2015 in Travel arts Food home new mexico New Mexico True Silver City southwest travel
  Welcome to part 2 of the food tour of Southwestern New Mexico. Last time I recounted our harrowing road trip through the Gila Forest on a thimbleful of gas. We made it, clawed our way over the finish line. Which, I imagine is how Silver City’s bike...
• White vegetarian lasagna with pesto
  on May 25, 2015 in Savory cooking corn grilled zucchini home lasagna recipes summer white lasagna
  “Oh hey!” I looked up from my cart and saw, horrifyingly, that it was one of the baristas from my favorite grocery store in the city, Foragers Market. By my reaction, one might have implied that I was caught strolling out of our neighborhood porn...
• Santa Fe, New Mexico
  on May 18, 2015 in Travel cocktails cooking driving Food gila forest home margaritas mole new mexico nmtrueflavors road trip santa fe tourism visit new mexico
  4 days and 600 miles through New Mexico in a cherry red VW Beetle. From Santa Fe, the highest state capital in the United States, to the untouched wilderness of the Gila National Forest…all the way down to Silver City, first stop on the Contine...
• Tuna tostadas with white bean and Japanese 7-spice
  on May 11, 2015 in Savory asian cooking fusion gluten free home japanese 7-spice mexican recipes tostadas tuna white bean
  If I had a food philosophy, it could be summarized by the following: fast, fresh, local, anti-convenience. I tacked the last part because fast, fresh and local food is available from many of our neighborhood restaurants; you can have it hand-delivere...
• Spring is here
  on May 4, 2015 in Family beauty flowers home kids life manhattan NYC rooftop decks spring weather
  Officially, the first day of spring is March 20. I don’t know about you, but a spring that involves snow in the air, wind chills and below freezing temps is no spring to me. Spring means blossoms. The kind that look like Malcolm Gladwell...

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