by Donna Marie | Jul 3, 2014 | Daily Inspiration
Daily Treat “The reality of all life is interdependence. We need to compose our lives in such a way that we both give and receive, learning to do both with grace, seeing both as parts of a single pattern rather than as antithetical alternatives.” ~ Mary Catherine...
by Donna Marie | Feb 28, 2014 | Main Course
When saving the environment is delicious Contributed by Michael Di Paola There is a certain joy in watching a world-class chef harvest his food in the wild. Recently I accompanied the ebullient kitchen maestro José Andrés on a dive off Grand Cayman, where local...
by Donna Marie | Sep 27, 2013 | Main Course
Contributed by Mike Di Paola The creatures of the Galapagos Islands have lived a mostly charmed existence for millions of years, but when an invasive species threatens to upset the natural order, Darwinian mechanisms ignite. Because the invaders happen to be Russian...
by Donna Marie | May 24, 2013 | Main Course
Contributed by mdipaola@nyc.rr.com, tweeting from @M_DiPaola Baby boomers of a certain age will remember television’s first interracial kiss,* sloppily and forcefully exchanged between Captain Kirk (William Shatner) and Lieutenant Uhura (Nichelle Nichols) on the...
by Donna Marie | Mar 1, 2013 | Main Course
Contributed by Mike Di Paola The creatures of the Galapagos Islands have lived a mostly charmed existence for millions of years, but when an invasive species threatens to upset the natural order, Darwinian mechanisms ignite. Because the invaders happen to be Russian...
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