Consider the Apple And its many names Akero: pale green strewn with white like light snow dusting leaves. Ambrosia. Annurca: the oldest,…
If poetry is love’s banquet, with minstrels reciting tales of cities sacked and sea voyages wrecked while the princely hosts and their guests lift…
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It’s inauguration day. Instead of watching the ceremony, I go to our local seafood market where they have a special on fresh salmon. I…
New Year’s is my absolute favorite holiday. I love to dance around all the different superstitions between families and cultures. I guess most of…
I listen to the dark, that souvenir of light. What is darned and holed. I listen to the darts, the ends of their lines.…
The morning after the election I made three batches of soup. And then, on the back of a piece of scratch paper, I wrote…
Moustiers-Sainte-Marie sits like a jewel atop the Verdon Gorge in Provence, possibly the most exquisite site in Europe. As my wife and I ascended…
My earliest memories of goulash are full of warm, satisfying sensations—soft, chewy egg noodles draped in thick brown gravy and big chunks of beef…