The thoughts I am about to share with you are personal, but I feel they are important to explore. I didn’t feel like I was able to continue with my usual posts until I visited the creature that was this past Passover. On the Tuesday before Passover, I scheduled an emergency flight back to the […]
The featured photo doesn’t necessarily have ALL that much to do with my post, but it represents my excitement for Passover. I will be returning to be with my family for the week of Passover. On my father’s steering wheel is Korby, our Passover mascot. He gets a special place of honor on our Seder […]
The phrase built environment refers to the man-made surroundings that provide the setting for human activity, ranging in scale from personal shelter to neighborhoods to the large-scale civic surroundings. Oxford Street is a center both for tourists and working/higher class London natives. An area peppered with dozens of department and chain stores, It is the […]
The phrase built environment refers to the man-made surroundings that provide the setting for human activity, ranging in scale from personal shelter to neighborhoods to the large-scale civic surroundings. Regent’s Park is an urban oasis with meticulously manicured and sculpted beauty, vis a vis the attempted naturalism of Central Park in New York City. The […]
At Camden Market the other day, I saw this image on a t-shirt: Not only did it make me laugh for a full 10 minutes, but it really made me think how closely we are related to much of the animal kingdom. Scientifically, we are made up of the same cells. Psychologically, we share a […]
I know, I know. I’m reprimanding myself. I’m a bad blogger. I haven’t updated in a while. And I know, it makes the posts kind of long. But I’m back, and I’m bursting with exciting things to share. Plus, I’ve added a recipes page! I am sitting right now in a Starbucks, (which I generally […]
