Blogging is just one big ego-wallow. A couple of weeks ago, I was checking out my statcounter, and saw someone had come to my site from the heretofore-undiscovered(-by-me) Blogsoop, which is a savvy collection of bloggers’ reviews of New York City restaurants. Turns out the site is quite new, and the nice part is that [...]
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This has nothing to do with food, except that I just ate a breakfast burrito with the last of my red chile sauce, so I’m feeling a little New Mexico-y right now, but I just found out (via Duke City Fix) that the proposed designs for the New Mexico quarter have been whittled down to [...]
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In December, I was in Portales, New Mexico. In case you don’t know, Portales is The Peanut Basin of the Southwest. (If I could do that in “reverb” font, I would.) I discovered this not through Portales’s excellent marketing machine, but through my own research, when a friend in high school went there for college. [...]
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Just add these to the list: Every kitchen should have a first-aid kit. Now these (for cuts) are up on the shelf next to the aloe (for burns). Thanks, Tal.
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I'm Zora O'Neill. I travel and eat. I'm a:
*Guidebook author for Lonely Planet, Moon and Rough Guides
*Co-author of cookbook Forking Fantastic! Put the Party back in Dinner Party
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