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Starting in early January, I lit a fire under my caboose to get my lovely 46 year old self into travel-tastic shape. This was not driven by some flaky New Year’s resolution, but rather the frank realization that if I wanted to make the most of my 8 weeks traveling this summer, I’d need to […]

I’m not going to lie, I was pretty worried my Friday night plans for foodie adventure were going to be iced out by yet another round of arctic antics. As much of the country has experienced out of the ordinary winter weather patterns like the “Polar Vortex” , here in Austin we had our own […]

There’s nothing worse than suffering thru the flu – fever, chills, vomiting and diarrhea. Ugh! The worst, right? No. The worst is having the flu while traveling. Indeed, nothing can make you feel worse when you are sick, unless you are sick AND  far from the comfort of home and your doctor. A great way […]

Happy New Year!! Yes, the page has turned and it is now 2014! We have each been granted 365 blank pages upon which we can write. Some people’s writings will reflect days spent sitting around doing the same old thing, or of countless hours spent watching tv, playing video games or other types of virtual […]

T minus 144 days As December draws to a close, I look to 2014 with much excitement and anticipation. No, this has nothing to do with resolutions, I stopped that resolution nonsense many, many years ago. No, this has everything to do with manifesting a dream that began two years back. And what is that […]

The power of intention It’s a beautiful thing to know your decision to attend a Foodlanthropy event and partake in a lovingly created meal will have a positive impact on the lives of others. And to be able to play a creative role in bringing this experience to fruition? Well, it was a dream come […]

Briefly Foodlanthropy is about growing, preparing and sharing food to promote the welfare of others. Or, more simply, it’s great food + great works = a simple recipe to change the world. Tell Me More Food is love. That’s the message imprinted from my childhood experience. My family did not have much, but every meal prepared […]