Time for a Big Move
When we first arrived in South America, we figured we’d spend quite a bit of time exploring and living in the various countries. While we’ve enjoyed Colombia and especially Ecuador, we decided we were ready for a big change, and so the search began. I found some very good airfares from Colombia to Spain this summer. That led to some very exciting possibilities, i.e., spending my birthday in Paris, which is also Bastille...
A taste of indigenous Ecuador
We recently went to visit Cañari (pre-Incan) and Incan ruins outside of Cuenca. This photo is a door an indigenous home. One of the most photogenic doors I’ve ever seen. For more photos of Cuenca and some of the nearby ruins, check out our Facebook page.
Recipe: Gin Passion
I just recently discovered gin. Well, I mean I recently tried it and decided I liked it, other than in a martini (and I usually get a vodka martini anyway). I’m often trying out different mixers, and when I found fresh-squeezed maracuyá nectar at the store I couldn’t resist trying it out. It’s so yummy, I’m going to share my simple recipe. I use a tall glass for this. 2 ounces gin 1 ounce maracuyá nectar...
New features!
I am very happy to report that beginning this month we will have a new weekly feature! Tigger has decided that he will begin posting a weekly photo or drawing, and once a month will write a post. Wednesdays will now be Tigger days on 1Dad1Kid.com. I am so excited that he’s going to be taking a more active role in the blog and hope that progresses even further as time goes on. I plan not to edit his posts so that you get to...
10 Best (and Worst) Things You Can Eat in Southeast Asia
This is our first guest post on 1Dad1Kid.com. Nice to be able to share some blogger love. With thousands of delicious street food vendors to chose from, most of which don’t speak English, it can be a challenge to know what to order (or better yet, what not to order) when overseas. After traveling through Southeast Asia for six months in 2009, my husband and I learned a thing or three about how to eat. While it’s difficult...