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When I first started dating a guy from the Netherlands, I had a lot to learn about the Dutch culture and traditions. I had been to the Netherlands one time but was still not familiar with the country's history [...]
For this gift guide, I'm so excited to share with you a few businesses and organizations in Paris that could really use your support this year. It doesn't need repeating that this year has been tough for a lot [...]
This post is the second part of my trip to Bourgogne. Read the preceding article here. Auxerre We had a meeting at the Auxerre tourism office just after lunch on Saturday, so we headed that direction next. As we [...]
This week we had a very light snow fall, which I was so excited to get to go out and photograph. Snow in Paris is a rarity and seems to be becoming even rarer each year, though I have never [...]
Last Christmastime, my mom, my sister, and I went to a local Kansas City shop that sells all kinds of monogrammed items. It’s such a fun place to go, as there’s apparently no end to what can be monogrammed! Haha. [...]
My mom and I have always loved putting jigsaw puzzles together. She has that puzzle- and word game-loving mind that I seem to have inherited. I have dreamt for years of making all kinds of products from my photographs, but [...]
Check out the great products you can purchase with my France and Netherlands photos on them. Here is a recent shot from my time in Amsterdam a few days ago available for purchase here. Christmas Florist Framed Print
Well, it's nearly December 5, when Sinterklaas is to arrive with goodies to toss into the shoes of Dutch children. I watched him make his appearance a couple of weeks ago, as he sailed in from Spain on a rainy [...]
If you're ever looking for a place to spend a cozy afternoon with a cup of tea and a warm appelgebak, look no further than this charming café on the Singel canal in Amsterdam. We lived just down the street [...]
I believe strongly in making lists and planning life. That doesn't mean I don't encourage flexibility or that I deny it's a necessary part of life. With a GPS system you must enter the destination. It's not fair to get [...]
