• We are redefining what living well means: Savoring our meals, laughing over a glass, and appreciating the joy of life through travel.

Wine: Australian Wines Below $20 to Try

 Australia is one of the major wine producers and exporters in the world. With more than seventy wineries found in the country, it exports around 750 million liters of wine to the international market each year. With this number, it is safe to say that Australian wines are also some of the best-tasting wines in the planet. This year, expand your collection by trying out these top Australian wines...

Europe: Restaurant Guide in Paris (Family Friendly Restaurants chez Paris? – Oui!)

  From children’s menus to paper table cloths for drawing on, there are plenty of ways that restaurants in this gourmet city cater to little ones. Paris has a reputation for being one of the gastro capitals of the world and rightly so, but it doesn’t mean that it is all “haute cuisine” and “snooty” waiters that would turn their nose up at a table with children...

Asia: The Finest Dim Sum in Hong Kong

With a population of more than 7 million and a reputation for great food, Hong Kong is home to more restaurants per capita than any other city in the world. The rich culinary history in this diverse economic and cultural hub has been influenced by tastes from all across the globe, but Cantonese and Japanese dishes nonetheless dominate the city’s food scene. In recent years, however, Hong Kong has...

Craft DIY: Easy Easter Eggs – no Paint or Eggs Required

As Easter quickly approaches, I have found myself lacking the “passion for crafts” and the thought of painting eggs seemed both messy and daunting. Two ways to overcome this; 1. Buy Easter Eggs   Buy beautiful hand painted Easter eggs such as these from an artisan like Peter Preiss . I first found these particular eggs at a design show in New York City a few years ago.  I fell in...

Travel: Culinary Themed Cruises – a world away from buffets and bowling

I recognize that the recent events on several cruise liners have given cruise ships a “bad wrap.” The idea of being “stuck on a boat” for days without sufficient food and water would feel more like survival camp rather than a vacation. As someone who recently took a cruise, I can honestly say that not all cruise liners are the same. I never thought that I would enjoy a cruise,...

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