Drink Tea & Travel

We came to southern Germany expecting castles, beer gardens and medieval towns. We left remembering everything in between. What we keep telling people about isn’t the two-Michelin-star dinner, though we’ll get to that. It’s cooling our feet in the river in Munich’s English Garden while families splashed around us. Eating a kilo of cherries by

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Winter has a way of asking different things of us. Less movement, more stillness. Fewer plans, more listening.  By the time December arrived, my November had been full of travel, projects, and commitments layered one on top of the other. I could feel it in my body, my mind, and my nervous system.  I knew

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Irvine is often celebrated for its parks, bike paths, and reputation as one of the safest cities in Southern California, but the city’s diverse and vibrant dining scene may come as a big surprise. That’s exactly what we discovered during our recent visit.  With influences from around the world, Irvine has everything from casual noodle

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When you think of Sudbury, you might picture lakes, forests, and northern Ontario charm. What you may not expect is just how much the city has to offer when it comes to food.  On our recent visit, we were pleasantly surprised by the variety of restaurants and cafés – from family-run spots serving comforting Greek

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As Northern Ontario’s largest city, Sudbury is full of surprises. It’s best known for its iconic landmarks like the Big Nickel, Science North and Dynamic Earth. But after a recent visit to Sudbury this past summer, we discovered that the city offers so much more.  With its countless lakes, access to four-season outdoor adventures, a

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