These days I’m all about books. If there are only two things I can’t imagine a holiday without, those would be my camera and a good book. Generally, I can’t imagine my existence without those two. My taste in books is diverse, ranging from young adult books, through cookbooks (yes, I’m one of those people who read cookbooks), to hard … Continue reading
Interested in re-reading everything about Hungary? Here is all the information from the past few weeks to get you started. The pictures listed below are links taking you to the individual posts. They are in order of publication starting with the oldest, but you can read them in any order you like by clicking on the relevant image. … Continue reading
Here we go, the last step of the journey. Hungary has (always had) a special place in my heart; it means family, food (lots and lots of it), seasons (like now, as the spring that comes with a bite in the morning and caresses you with fragrant warmth in the afternoon). It also means breathtaking architecture, luscious countryside, and … Continue reading
What is sustainability? I’m glad you asked. In ecological terms sustainability is how biological systems remain diverse and productive. In my terms, it is what a person needs to maintain him or herself and stay functional, without making significant sacrifices in comfort, yet having a much less devastating effect on our environment. We get outraged by industries emptying … Continue reading
10 weeks is a long time. I know quite a few of you have been reading my exuberant ramblings week after week; this post is just a quick recap on the Mexico series in case you’ve missed one of the posts. The pictures listed below are links taking you to the individual posts. They are … Continue reading
Postcards from the Country 