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This new-ish blog from food writer, Megan Gordon, chronicles Bay Area food adventures, musings on food culture, culinary book reviews and a few kitchen fumblings. A little about me:
I just turned 30, live in the Bay Area, love bakery-hopping, traveling, and fantasizing about buying my own house-- with a big yard. I also love trying new restaurants and cafes, and writing and talking about them with friends. Now, you're in that circle...
The day after Christmas, my mom whisked my sisters and I up to Calistoga for the weekend. We stayed at Solage, and explored the town and surroundings on bikes. If you ever find yourself in the Napa Valley for a few days, here are some of our favorite (read full article)
The day after Christmas, my mom whisked my sisters and I up to Calistoga for the weekend. We stayed at Solage, and explored the town and surroundings on bikes. If you ever find yourself in the Napa Valley for a few days, here are some of our favorite (read full article)
My Labor Day weekend had very little to do with labor, and everything to do with long days of wandering, writing, and eating. Three lethargic days showing inquisitive and delightful Anthony around the city, and time elevating my knee, cursing my clum (read full article)
My Labor Day weekend had very little to do with labor, and everything to do with long days of wandering, writing, and eating. Three lethargic days showing inquisitive and delightful Anthony around the city, and time elevating my knee, cursing my clum (read full article)
When I worked at Two Hands Paperie in Boulder, CO--a lovely little paper store on West Pearl St.--the owner, Diana Phillips, used to have a bowl of matchbooks on her desk. When I'd sit talking to her about the shop or how business was going, I'd eye (read full article)
When I worked at Two Hands Paperie in Boulder, CO--a lovely little paper store on West Pearl St.--the owner, Diana Phillips, used to have a bowl of matchbooks on her desk. When I'd sit talking to her about the shop or how business was going, I'd eye (read full article)
When I worked at Two Hands Paperie in Boulder, CO--a lovely little paper store on West Pearl St.--the owner, Diana Phillips, used to have a bowl of matchbooks on her desk. When I'd sit talking to her about the shop or how business was going, I'd eye (read full article)
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