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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Weekly Photo: Hope
Walking around one of these days I came across this bulding. The colorful flowers on the balconies of a high apartment caught my attention as they made the whole building to come alive even as it was the only part … Continue reading
Let’s food be our guide!
From the original recipes cooked in the ancient city of Petra (Jordan), to the modern fast food style find in places like Singapore and Los Angeles, hundreds of culinary trips are shown in the book Food Journeys of a Lifetime. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, postaday, postaweek2011
Tagged ancient city of petra, books, books review, cooking book, culinary trips, food, Food Journeys of a Life Time, good times, journeys of a lifetime, National Geographic, postaweek2011, the traveling book club's blog, thetravelingbookclub, traveling, traveling writing, vevey switzerland
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Weekly Photo: Simple
Life is full of simple things that might seem really small, but they are there for us, letting us see all its essence at a glance, and if we had the chance to stop for a little while and really … Continue reading
From Beethoven’s hands
Very well recognized around the world for his beautiful music, Ludwig Van Beethoven spent as well some of his time writing several letters, from his early years around 1783 when he was a young man talking about his love for … Continue reading
Posted in Books, postaday, postaweek2011
Tagged Beethoven, books, postaweek2011, the traveling book club's blog, thetravelingbookclub
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Weekly Photo: Peaceful
I always find amazing how hidden gardens can be such peaceful spots in the middle of crowded cities, like beautiful oasis in the middle of the desert. It’s just a matter of getting around them, finding a nice bench and … Continue reading
A desperate search for Einstein’s last theory
David Swift is a young professor who spends his days at Columbia University sharing with his students his passion for physics. As his personal life is going through a rough path, and he’s trying to figure it out why, he’s … Continue reading
Weekly Photo: Launch
Here it’s, the wonderful sea, covering the shore with its warm water full of life. The waves come and go, sometimes strong and some other soft, sharing its voice with everybody who comes along, either the tourists who reach for … Continue reading
