Wednesday, February 20, 2013. A Logbook Simply for Flying. How cute is this logbook? Found on one of my big faves Paul and Paula. This fun interactive travel journal makes for a great way for kids to keep notes on their travels and look back on them later on. I think E may still be a bit young for it, but it may be right on point after she starts school in the fall. You can buy the book directly here. Saturday, January 19, 2013.

AppleGarden bed-and-breakfast is a cozy cottage just outside the historic town of Tomales and is located on a working farm and cidery. From here, you can explore Dillon Beach and Tomales Bay, both a few minutes away. Where our HARD CIDER is handcrafted.

In my previous incarnation as a food blogger, I spent an inordinate amount of time fussing over the perfect dish, both aesthetically and gastronomically. As a result, I am now the proud owner of almost 1,000 images on Wordpress, three Nikon lenses, and a bigger waistline. All of which are growing, slowly but surely, with every post. Obviously, these accomplishments were not formidable enough for me to give up blogging or photography.

The Scratchboard Illustration of Bill Russell. Want to be on the mailing list? Read all about scratchboard. Or use the Contact Form.

With more than 70,000 acres of protected seashore out the front door, there is no shortage of exploring to do. Point Reyes visitors centers are convenient, as is the lovely Limantour Beach. Sea kayaking, biking, and horseback riding are just a short drive away, as is the town of Point Reyes Station, with excellent restaurants, organic groceries and eclectic souvenir shopping. Welcome to the Black Heron Inn.

Tin Hau, Hong Kong, 2012. Central, Hong Kong, 2012. Being angry is not as good. Where do the children play. Minibus, Hong Kong, 2011. Kennedy Town, Hong Kong, 2011.