Venturing in the Pacific Northwest
The final course at amazing Harvest Beat in Seattle, WA
Pike Place Market in Seattle
Uplifting street art, Sweetpea Baking Company in Portland, OR
Precious Puebla
Tofu flautas at La Zanahoria
Colorful, colonial streets one can walk for hours!
San Francisco Fun
House of Tadu Ethiopian Kitchen
House of Tadu Ethiopian Kitchen
Ferry Building
Bay Views
Stellar Kauai
Summer Journeys
Seattle near UW
Supermoon walk in Santa Monica
Little Italy farmer’s market, San Diego
Stunning Scenery
Fascinated by the Colors of Mexico
Veggie-friendly Virginia Area
Thanh Van Vietnamese restaurant
Mama Tigre in Oakton, VA
Greens N Teff Ethiopian restaurant
HipCityVeg in Washington, D.C.
Scenes from Guadalajara
Guadalajara is the second biggest city in Mexico, so we could only see so much in a week, but what we explored was impressive. Colorful sculptures, fountains, historic buildings, and great walkable plazas add a lot to the bustling city. Nearby art-filled Tlaquepaque was super charming and my favorite part of the trip.
Museo Cabañas
Casa González Luna, a National Artistic Monument
The Palacio Municipal de Guadalajara
Lovely Tlaquepaque
Knockout Kauai
Words cannot describe the outstanding scenery in Kauai, the oldest island in Hawaii.
My Los-Angeles based parents made “The Garden Isle” home many years ago around the time of Hurricane Iniki in 1992. I have been fortunate enough to travel there many times. Every visit is soothing, offering views of incredible rainbows and lush green mountains pouring down into the sea filled with colorful fish. The landscape brings a calm to your soul and is so much more than what the many movies filmed there portray. It is worth taking a tropical trip any chance you can.
