Seriously? I still haven’t posted about Boston??? If we didn’t have such amazing eats in Beantown, I may not have ever have gotten around to writing this one… Boston was the end city on our East Coast Roadie, with over 700 miles of driving. We saw some amazing sights and ate delicious food. We had … Continue reading »
Another year is done and it seems that with each passing year, it feels like that one went by faster than the last. It was a year where I started to feel comfortable and happy about my hobby blog, Call Me a Food Lover, and a year where I felt especially lucky that my love … Continue reading »
Sunday dinner has always been important for my family. It’s he day when we take time out of our busy lives to share a meal and catch up on events in eachother’s lives. If I’m not playing hockey on a Sunday, I can count on being at either my parent’s house or Ben’s for dinner. My parents seem to … Continue reading »
We’ve been on the go for a week and to give us some down time, we stopped in Cape Cod for a few nights. Before this trip, the only thing I knew about Cape Cod was from black and white images of the Kennedy’s summering there. But that was enough for me to know it … Continue reading »
I returned from San Francisco on Monday evening and only had time to do laundry and pack again. It was a short turn-around time, but we have a tight schedule with 3 baseball games and over 10 states to drive through in the next 12 days. Tuesday 7:00am – YVR – DEN – IAD 5:30pm … Continue reading »
When I booked Barcelona, I already had a reservation to Tickets. And with confirmation in hand, I started immersing myself in Ferran Adria once again. Never did I allow myself to think that Ferran, or even his brother Albert for that matter would be in the building for my meal. We had the 7pm seating, … Continue reading »
When I cook, I figure that if I’m going to the effort, I should make more than enough so that we can eat it again. But whether it sits in the fridge or freezer, I rarely go back to a meal because I don’t like leftovers. I have the best intentions when it comes to … Continue reading »
Sitting in the Jardin des Tuileries was the perfect way to reflect on my last day in Paris. Here are some afterthoughts from my week-long adventure: – If I lived in Paris, I’d probably be a Susan. Yes Susan and not Suzette. – Slowing down and taking my face away from the camera is really … Continue reading »
My brother and I were invited to paddle with Riptide this past weekend for the Victoria Dragon Boat Festival. It was a great excuse to go over to the Island for a visit with Mark, Megan & co. and to search out new and exciting tastes. On our way to the ferry, we stopped at … Continue reading »
Sometimes I hear about things that are too good to put on the shelf for too long. This time it was about the oysters at Taylor’s Shellfish Farm. Located on scenic Chuckanut Drive halfway between Vancouver and Seattle, this gem is the perfect stop on your way to Seattle, or if you are just looking … Continue reading »
