It’s no secret that I have a huge soft spot in my heart for Africa and African causes (how could I not I have two half-African kids!) In the last few months I was introduced to Hartlyn Kids books and my boys love them! I was so delighted when they contacted me earlier this [...]
[Continue reading...]Gluten Free Moroccan Cooking {Harcha}
I want to give you a little heads up. Right now I am studying to take the LSAT exam. I’ve finally decided to make my law school dream a reality and am preparing myself for this first step. The test is for the middle of February so I am cramming! I don’t want to take [...]
[Continue reading...]Get Real: Food Inc.
This week’s challenge from Once A Month Moms’ Get Real Challenge was to get out of your kitchen and – watch a movie! But not just any movie. The suggestion was to watch Food Inc. I’ve seen this movie a few times. It seems to be played with some regularity on PBS and can [...]
[Continue reading...]FFFB: Shulie of Food Wanderings

It’s Friday so you know what that means. It’s time for my favorite female food bloggers series! Today’s interview is with Shulie Madnick of Food Wanderings. Shulie describes herself as Indian-Jewish. She grew up in Israel and has lived in the US for the last two decades. After we left Washington DC three years [...]
[Continue reading...]Review: The Underside of Joy
This month I’m participating in the BlogHer Book Club and the selection was The Underside of Joy by Sere Prince Halverson. As I’ve shared a few times on here I am an avid reader. That being said this is not the type of book I normally pick up. I like sticking to old favorites [...]
[Continue reading...]The Beaches of Mogador (Part Two)

(You can find Part One of this adventure here) As we walked out across the water I began to wonder where Ismail was taking us. Actually I was really wondering when this horse ride was going to be over. It is safe to say that at this point my back was starting to send [...]
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