Month: November 2014

My Week Of Mushrooms, Mozzarella, Magret, and Beaujolais Nouveau

Last week, I celebrated Fête de Beaujolais Nouveau, along with mushrooms, mozzarella, and magret, that each had their moment of glory on my  table.   I don’t need a special occasion  to cook really lovely meals , because I try to make each night  a celebration of light and joy around eating a beautifully prepared …

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Crossroads And Bridges Of Life; 15 Signs That Its Time To Change

Throughout the many years of my practice, I have seen quite a few patients struggle with feeling stuck in unhealthy, or sterile relationships, toxic jobs, unhealthy lifestyles, unease in certain geographic locations,  abusive friends or relatives, or careers that no longer hold their interest. There comes a time in life where we are confronted with …

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Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate

The largest chocolate show on earth, Salon de Chocolate, was in town recently and of course I couldn’t wait to go, but for other reasons than downing as much chocolate as I want.   It is one of the most wildly popular and wickedly delicious shows put on earth to glorify chocolate in all forms! …

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Paris Père LaChaise Cemetery on All Saints Weekend

Toussaint or All Saints Day is a world wide Catholic feast day and in France it is a national holiday.   Besides the religious significance, it is a day I like to visit the lovely Paris cemeteries, especially the majestic Père LaChaise, which many consider to be the most beautiful cemetery in the world. It is …

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