Notes about eating, drinking, traveling and reading. Living out of a suitcase. I took a number of business trips in 2012. I never stayed more than 2 nights in one place. March was the heaviest month; I was in Tennessee, Washington, D. Here is a look at my accommodations.

Winter finds me in the kitchen. Lots of experimentation, failures, and successes. But what I love to do most is make colorful food. I feel like it totally counteracts the love of my life, wine.

Written a long time ago with some very dear friends. The words still ring true. Eat Local Folks! The trip lasted about 3 hours, but after only about an hour we were already outside the city and into the most beautiful, rolling hills of farmland ever created. And then we were there. Even the memory tastes great. It all started with Johannes Gutenberg.

Dedicated to the growing, marketing and promotion of high quality Honeycrisp Apples. org provides a source for Honeycrisp Apple lovers to search for growers in their region of the world who are cultivating Honeycrisp Apples, find links to their web sites and e-mail addresses, and obtain general information about this exciting new apple variety. If apples are as sweet as the action in fake taxi.

The life and times of the vowel challenged. Thursday, April 12, 2012. Riley would have loved a side car. He came home with me when he was eight weeks old and weighed 10 pounds. His coloring and conformation were handsome, like that of a Rhodesian Ridgeback, and his temperament was very laid back. I saw him on a lunch break from work, whi.

A blog about food, beverage, music and life. The Heavy Table - Minneapolis-St. Paul and Upper Midwest Food Magazine and Blog. You have to cook it right. Simple, Good and Tasty. Saturday, July 2, 2011.

Great Motorcycle Rides in the North Star State. Looking for my other books? Reviews for Ride Minnesota. Where to buy Ride Minnesota. Waiting your turn is part of the course. Our chief instructor was Rich Jackson, a Minneapolis motor.

Buy 11 Pints and Recieve 1 Free.

Weekly shares of fresh fruit, straight from our orchards to your community. January 2, 2011 by redjacketorchardscsa. With the arrival of winter comes the departure of easily accessible fresh produce. The temptation to order take-out can be great, at times.

Imagine if Steve Jobs had not made the leap from calligraphy to computer graphics. Imagine if Phil Knight had not thought of Nike as more than a running shoe company. Imagine if Washington state apple growers had thought of themselves only as Red Delicious apple growers. Imagine if New York apple growers decided to throw in the towel simply because Washington state growers could do it bigger and cheaper.