I switched continents on you. Sorry. I’m taking an indefinite break from teaching English and traveling and I have returned to the home of my youth. More to come on that, but first–Cincinnati. I took advantage of my early days at home to tag along with my parents to visit my youngest brother who is […]
Tag: food
Buen provecho, gente
Bueno provecho means bon appetit. (Funny how I translate something to English and it ends up in French.) But the phrase buen provecho cannot be explained so easily. But it’s much more than a phrase. It’s a cultural mindset. Saying buen provecho to someone when they are eating is the equivalent of saying bless you […]
What you can get with 2.63 euros in Madrid
I woke up last Sunday morning with about 2.63 euros in coinage. Normally I would withdraw some cash from an ATM or just use my card. But as it was the last Sunday of the month and bills were looming, I was determined to hold out until I got paid at my private lesson on […]
Anne Foster 