Subscribe:
RSS feed
Last night we had some friends over for dinner and it gave me an opportunity to try out a dessert that I found in the 2011 Top 100 Wines issue of Wine Spectator magazine. The dessert was a chocolate cream pie that was recommended to be paired with a 10-year-old Tawny Port. The creator of […]
January 20, 2012
If only! A few days ago I was given an open invitation from a friend who will be staying in the old Pueblo, on The Plaza in a pueblo with a porch, that is now known as Sonoma which is also within the county and wine region that is known as Sonoma. Her time there […]
January 19, 2012
Juneau is still clear and sunny and I plan on getting out on my classical skis for a good stride while the snow is cold and the kick is good, but I have been looking into what a winter trip to the Methow Valley would be like. I first heard about the area when I […]
January 17, 2012
What can I say? I had a day of skiing that did not conjure dreams of skiing somewhere else in the world. We have not had precipitation of any kind to cover the ice rink state of the trails at sea level, but a drive of 20 minutes or less gets me to plenty of […]
January 14, 2012
Today I didn’t have to dream, instead I actually found myself on my classical skis with bombproof kick in nice dry and cold snow. Eaglecrest nailed their tracksetting and the skies were blue. This is not always the case in Juneau due to the maritime rainforest climate that can bring loads of snow if its […]
January 12, 2012
When you think about Bristol Bay, the fishing island of Kodiak is closer than you might realize. Its safe to say that Kodiak is the fishing hub of Alaska and many of its residents are connected to the fishery in Bristol Bay in direct and indirect ways. A number of Bristol Bay drift and set-net […]
manifesto of a Southeast Alaskan village girl
Purpose: To promote warrior culture, fighting spirit, and resistance movements
A photographic journal of my experiences as a freelance photographer...
One Woman at Sea, Trolling for Truth
Negotiating the Epistemologic Implications of Oenophilia
These boots were definitely made for walking!
The Rookie Jeep and Outdoor Enthusiast
A Road Trip to Education
cooking through the rain in southeast alaska
sustainable. wild. alaska.
Proper Argentine Street Food
Food...cooking...eating....tools - What works, and what doesn't!
Described as "A New Standard for Wine Reviews" by @kermitlynchwine
Excellent Adventures in Wine and Spirits Education
The Dark Side of Wine
Vinous Aesthetics
A doula in California
eat it canned!
tales of a fishing family
Fish is poetry.
News and Views From The Commercial Fishing Industry
the crushed grape, crying out for revenge
January 21, 2012
2