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Bits and pieces of daily life, nomadic rambles, pickled cravings, piles of books, and a furry dog. Cajun, Jewish, Taiwanese, American family on the move.
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Blue Doors in Urubamba
In addition to loving the blue doors we found on a little, dusty street in Urubamba, we also enjoyed: lunch at Kaia , ...
Oh how lucky!!! They don't grow here, in fact I have only rarely seen them sold here at all. I have such good memories of eating tart cherry pies in Wisconsin and the yellow ranier cherries when I was living out in Seattle!
*am so behind in blog reading, looks like some good posts have happened while I was away! Hope you and the family are well!
How cool! Rainiers are close to harvest here - I'll have a few for you!
those look too good to be real! delightful!
Wow those are early , I am use to cherry season beginning in July. yummy!
Oh, how I miss those cherries and Bina too! :(
Cherries already! Our season is so behind here, and today is bucketing down and cold:(
Nice! Is there anything that doesn't grow in Sicily. It's early yet for cherries here....but when they finally ripen it's like heaven on earth for a few weeks.
Have a great week --
Dana
I'm just in awe at what is happening back home. Can we ever get a break?
Yes, we are lucky...everything seems to grow well in Sicily (or at least in Antonio's garden). We watched Food Inc last week which made me feel even luckier to be living here right now!
sooooo jealous! my absolute FAVORITE!!
Cherry season is a few weeks away here in Lazio, in fact our neighbours told us off last year for eating some that were ripe before June 1st
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