Travel, Discover & Design
Let’s get back to design. Since we have visited Ireland in the last few posts plus enjoyed eating the various delights of Irish food, it’s time to incorporate Irish Interior Design into your home. We will address our different levels of design from large to small in the next post.
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My friend Kristine Dunne Maher, has pulled out all the stops with this Trifle from Nana. Her Nana, Maureen Molloy Dunne from County Roscommon, Ireland creates a work of art in this traditional dessert. Nana’s Trifle Ingredients: Pound cake loaf Vanilla pudding mix (not instant) 1 ½ cups Milk ½ cup Sherry Raspberry jam 1 […]
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Along with our Guinness Stew from last week, we need to add a side dish. This traditional one from Kristine Dunne Maher makes my mouth water! Ingredients: 4 lbs Russet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1 ½ inch pieces 1 ½ lb Savoy cabbage, thinly sliced 1 ¼ cups Water 1 cup Milk 1 Green […]
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Well….. We should have been in Ireland a week ago but with the craziness of this world that all changed. I have struggled with how to share travel blogs with you during this time but decided to give you a glimpse into our vacation that is indefinitely on hold. I created a […]
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Has your passion for travel been fading during these unique times? I never thought I would ever not want to travel this wonderful world that the creator has made. To be honest I’m content to stay put and follow the rules. I must confess that my confidence level to travel to another country and the […]
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With the lack of travel and saying inside for so long you need an outlet. I will be posting videos from other professionals from around the world. Here’s one from my favorite place on earth from FLYDroniac!
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Here are a few practical ways for you to grocery shop in trying times. We may not be able to travel far from home, but let’s make the most of those little trips, i.e. grocery shopping. DON’T HOARD! We all need to eat so let’s share the goods. Encourage the grocery workers (from a distance) […]
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With so much talk about the Coronavirus and study abroad programs being cancelled. I though I would reflect on my 1985 study abroad program. The college I attended had a great 2 1/2 month summer program which we studied the Reformation. We traveled to most of Europe and the UK while staying in tents or […]
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