Before making our way to the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza {Part I and Part II}, we had the amazing experience of swimming in the Hubiku Cenote. Hubiku, the ancient Mayan word meaning “Great Lord”, is a magical cenote {a sinkhole created from rainfall}, and sacred place once thought by the Mayan people to be the entrance to the underworld. I’ve…
Traveling to … Chichen Itza Mayan Ruins :: Part II // Riviera Maya
Chichen Itza was just too beautiful, that I had to share more photographs of this wonder of the world…{See Part I here}
Traveling to … Chichen Itza Mayan Ruins :: Part I // Riviera Maya
The favorite pastime of my father and I, is traveling to new places and photographing our journeys. As I edited some photographs, from our recent trip Riviera Maya, Mexico, I found that our styles were quite similar. I couldn’t tell my work apart from my father’s, which is why I had to create two posts just for Chichen…
Golden Egg Hunt Tablescape & A Natural Textured Egg DIY
Easter egg hunts weren’t really a tradition in my family, but I know they can be quite fun having seen a few in college. So I wanted to recreate my own egg hunt with a playful centerpiece. I hid eggs, big and small throughout, which makes looking at the centerpiece like an egg hunt itself. “The Golden…
Cranberry Curd Heart Hand Pies
With so much delicious curd and some pate brisee still begging to be used, I couldn’t help but spend a snowy afternoon making hand pies, shaped in lovely hearts of course. These little pies are extremely versatile, they’re portable, satisfy all guests at potlucks or easy-going cocktail parties, or cold days when you just want…
Rum Pecan Pie
The ever-so decadent pecan pie is an indulgence I typically stay clear from, not only for my own sake but that of my family’s health too. But with it being the holidays, I usually make whatever they request, so I couldn’t turn them down. I’ve always had great things said about my traditional pecan pie,…
Holiday Guest Tips
Holiday entertaining can be quite stressful for any host, even with these tips I’ve shared. Since majority of us will be guests this season there are a few things we can do that will help out the host tremendously. You’ll be a great friend and guest by following these simple tips this holiday season. 1….
Holiday Hosting Tips
If the chilling weather, and endless houses decked in holiday lights haven’t assured you that it’s the end of November, then that the fact that Thanksgiving is just a week away, sure will. The holidays can become quite daunting and frustrating for most. Instead of it being a time to celebrate with loved ones over…
Summer Berry + Cherry Pie
There’s no denying I have quite a love for making pie, and well enjoying it too, especially at a summer outdoor gathering. I first became inspired for this pie when I picked up fresh juicy cherries at the market, and combined them with berries and oats for a late-night treat. One of the best parts…
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