Flying tips from baby to toddler
A snapshot of my “go bag” for traveling with a toddler. (Sarah Abruzzese) So one thing I’ve already learned about
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Welcome to Sarah’s life of wine, travel, food and child. Sarah Abruzzese is a former Washington D.C., reporter, living in southern California. She’s working on launching 7 SUNDAYS CLOTHING (www.7SundaysClothing.com), a UPF 50+ sun protective clothing company for children. Beside working on the clothing line, she spends her days running after a toddler and then if there is time left over, eating well, visiting wine country and exploring the West Coast. Follow her travels on twitter #sabruzzese.
Author: Sarah Abruzzese
Where have you been?
Returning to the United States after two years in Canada. (Sarah Abruzzese) If you read what I posted here on the
Read moreEdmonton: Finding French Pastry at Duchess Bake Shop
EDMONTON — I despaired when I moved to this city of ever finding a coffee shop that would even come
Read moreCelebrating a Canadian Thanksgiving or Two
EDMONTON— Our first Canadian Thanksgiving felt and tasted achingly familiar. Reminding me of our country’s New England beginnings, this statutory
Read moreCrossing the Canadian Border
EDMONTON — I’d heard so many horror stories about crossing the border into Canada that I triple checked everything before
Read moreEdmonton: New adventure
EDMONTON— It has been so long since I’ve written that this feels like a completely fresh endeavour. So much has
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Visiting Portland: Le Pigeon
PORTLAND — It is fitting that our last meal in Portland was our best meal in Portland. Honestly I hadn’t
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Visiting Portland: Must see places on a day out
PORTLAND— There is nothing I like more than waking up and just wandering a city when I’m on vacation. Starting
Read moreVisiting Portland: Pok Pok
PORTLAND — Perhaps the bathroom is not the best place to begin a food review but what I found in
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Visiting Portland: The Meadow
PORTLAND — Visiting The Meadow was an unexpected and rather mind blowing treat. I hadn’t heard of the artisanal salt, bitters,
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