Archive for November, 2011

Now through December 4th, kids ages 5-15 will have a chance at chef stardom by participating in the Avocados from Mexico Mini Chef Video Contest. The contest aims to educate parents on the nutritious benefits avocados have on growing children and how easy they can be incorporated into kid-friendly meals due to their versatility and [Continue]

I can’t talk about a visit to the Dominican Republic without talking about the food. Chances are that this article won’t be the last time I mention the food I had there when visiting Las Terrenas. I already shared with you what I loved about Balcones del Atlántico as a resort, now I have to [Continue]

Ok. I know. I’ve been going on and on about Chef Bruno’s Peruvian ceviche. Well, because he is so awesome (and he is), he shared it with me…to share it with you. You will LOVE it. So quick, easy, and delicioso! Chef Bruno’s Peruvian Ceviche 1 ¾ Lbs Fresh fish fillet 1 uni Red onions, [Continue]

I have been wanting to go back to the Dominican Republic for some time. I have been wanting to travel to the island and connect with the people there, have them share their stories, highlight areas of the island that everyone must see when they visit, and then come back and tell you all about [Continue]

I have put away my suitcase. Not forever, but for a little bit. I have made the decision to not travel so that I can spend the next few weeks and upcoming holidays with my family. As I get older, and they get bigger, I embrace more and more the time we have to spend [Continue]

It’s that time of the year when my favorite NYC parks start showing the holiday spirit and magic! This Saturday, November 12, families, pets included, are invited to Citi Pond at Bryant Park’s Second Annual Family Day Event to celebrate and kick-off the holiday season by enjoying a day full of fun, family-friendly activities! Activities [Continue]

Here are the collection of photos from my visit to Santa Fe, New Mexico. May they serve to inspire you in your travels. You can read more about my adventures in New Mexico in the following articles: La Posada de Santa Fe, New Mexico The Art. The People. The Views of Magical Santa Fe. All [Continue]

When I told my husband that I would be visiting Santa Fe, New Mexico he spoke about his visit some years ago and how magical he felt it all was. The most I had heard about Santa Fe was how incredible the spas were and what a great artist community it had, but not much [Continue]

One of the things that I loved the most about my visit to Santa Fe, NM was the sense of history I felt when walking along the streets and in speaking to the people I met during my visit. My friend Sandra and stayed at La Posada, a RockResort, and this only served to really [Continue]

I have tried to share as much as I can about my visit to Riviera Maya, Mexico in order to help you 1) get past any misconceptions about traveling to the country 2) inspire you to visit and 3) help you plan your trip there. In case you have missed the various articles I have [Continue]