20Jan
Snow days in New Hampshire: gentle snow covers the maple tree and fence. Other snowy trees are visible in the distance.
Sundries

What a Week: Snow Days

What a Wonderful Week reflects on the week that was, with posts and tidbits, and shares a preview of the week to come. With this week’s snow, a reminder to rest. This post may contain affiliate links, meaning that I get a commission if you take advantage of the offer (thank you!).
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15Jan
Ingredients for lemony carrot soup with dill. Carrots, herbs, onions, parsley, lemon visible
Soups

Lemony Carrot Soup with Dill: My Original Back-Pocket Recipe

This soup is so good. At once warm and comforting and bright and fresh, suitable for both dinner parties and weekday lunches, Lemony Carrot Soup with Dill belongs in your back-pocket recipe collection. The dill and the lemon work together here to take an otherwise simple soup to new heights. Based on an Alice Waters recipe, but taken in a different direction, this soup uses a basic technique that you can use again and again in making soups. You’ll love Lemony Carrot Soup with Dill! This post may contain affiliate links, meaning that I get a commission if you take advantage of the offer (thank you!).
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13Jan
What a Wonderful Week

What a Wonderful Week: So Much Better

What a Wonderful Week is a weekly Wonder & Sundry recap with posts and tidbits from the week that was, as well as a sneak peek of the week to come. This post may contain affiliate links, meaning that I get a commission if you take advantage of the offer (thank you!).
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11Jan
Sundry Wonders

Sundry Wonders: Word of the Year

Sundry Wonders features photography and a meditation, usually based on walks I've taken with Ollie over the last week. I’d love to hear about and see what you experienced this week. Let me know in the comments.
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07Jan
Zagreb Cafés often have branded coffee cups, like the one here in Kavana Palinovka, with a painting of a woman with rainbow hair. A water glass is visible on the table, and in the background, yellow walls and patrons are visible
Solo Travel, Travel Eating & Drinking, Zagreb

Zagreb Cafés and Café Culture (with Map)

Zagreb’s café culture is one of Europe’s best, rivaling that of Paris and Vienna. This post includes an overview of Zagreb café culture as well as several of my favorite Zagreb cafés from around the city. Use the detailed map on the go and in planning your trip! This post may contain affiliate links, meaning that I get a commission if you take advantage of the offer (thank you!).
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04Jan
Winter Citrus Salad and Winter Recipes Roundup
Eat

Winter Recipes Roundup for a Tasty Season

Well, winter has arrived. Stave off the existential dread by cooking delicious food. This post features winter recipes from the blog, as well as some of my favorites from my cookbook shelf and the web and recipes I want to try. This post may contain affiliate links, meaning that I get a commission if you take advantage of the offer (thank you!).
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