Lebanese bread, piled high with falafel balls from the local kebab shop and chunks of labneh from the local deli got me through a very tough time. Five years ago I was living in West End (Brisbane) and was coming out of the breakup of a massive relationship- the breakup wasn’t massive, it was all […] Read more…
Time spent with women-folk plumps up my soul, settles my spirit and helps put the world back into perspective. A few good hours of chatter and cheese can fix many a first world problem. I feel very fortunate to have had a few solid little women-folk groups in my life and while sometimes these little […] Read more…
I stopped eating quinoa for a while. Quinoa is a big part of the staple diet in Peru and Bolivia where it has been grown for millions of year. The recent fascination with this ‘ancient grain’ has pushed up prices so much that the people in Peru and Bolivia cannot afford to buy it anymore. […] Read more…