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Food

Breakfast this morning at the Inn at 2920 – Canton, Baltimore

Yummy…

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Great to be back at Jack’s Bistro!!

Delish as always!! Jacks, Baltimore

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When in Western New York…

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EPCOT Flower & Garden

Fun day Sunday with my cousin Bonnie and Rich!

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Wonderful Spanish lunch with my friend Debbie!

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Fantastic time in Taiwan!

This past weekend I went to Taiwan to visit our friends Jean and Stephen (and their children)! It was so nice to leave Shanghai for a few days and see Taiwan. Although I had been in Taiwan a few years ago I really enjoyed seeing Taipei.  It is very mountainous and tropical. We did some … Continue reading »

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On my way to Taiwan!

What’s left of my breakfast….mushroom dumplings.   

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Walking around Shanghai Saturday with Julia….

  

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Special thanks to Tracy & Michael for a fabulous day in Dongshan! 

Below is a great poem we received about tea!  

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Turning tea leaves into tea…

In these photos: Learning about Bi Luo Chun (green spiral spring) tea. Professor Zhang explaining the tea culture in China at his 600 year old home. Professor Zhang’s wife showing us how to “cook” the tea. She started with 650 grams of vibrant fresh picked tea leaves and after 45 minutes the end result was … Continue reading »

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