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Lanzhou Noodle Soup
Montreal has a lot of phenomenal restaurants and there are a few I try to stop by every time I’m in this beautiful city. One of these restaurants is “Nouilles de Lan zhou”.
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Vietnam – A Country on Two Wheels
Thought you might enjoy some of the pictures I took last month of motorbikes zipping through the streets of Saigon, Da Nang, Hoi An, Hue, Halong Bay, and Ha Noi.
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‘Like, Like’ Goes the Dynamite
Today’s teens really value what they see on social media. What a person posts offers a glimpse into the life they live, what they have, and inevitably their happiness. But sometimes the reality couldn’t be further from that.
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FLAME Competition Celebrates Its 25th Anniversary
The 25th FLAME competition was held at the CRR Paris Regional Conservatory from April 14 to April 20, 2014. Over 300 candidates representing 40 countries participated in different disciplines: piano, violin, cello and singing. An international jury of 49 members…
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Losing Nemo
The saying may go “a dog is a man’s best friend,” although I am in fact a girl, words could never sum up up how much I love my dog. My dog went by the name of Nemo. And just…
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Baby’s First Words
When did your baby’s cooing turn into her first words? Did she say “Mama” or “Papa” much to your delight? I can’t remember how old Jenna was when she uttered her first words. But I clearly recall the memorable words…
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Visiting Napa Valley
It’s harvest time! Consider heading to Napa Valley for a day (or more) to enjoy the breathtaking views and hospitality of one of California’s premier viticultural areas.
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Coming in 2014: The 25th FLAME Competition
Planning is well underway for the FLAME Competition’s 25th anniversary, with concerts in France, Italy and Austria planned throughout the year.
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Visiting Tuscany – Birthplace of the Italian Renaissance
Some visitors come to Tuscany in search of fine arts. Others come to find peace and relaxation. Gourmets descend to enjoy exquisite wines and food. We were seeking a little bit of everything.
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Armand Tokatyan immortalized in Breakfast at Tiffany’s
So how is it that my great-uncle, Armand Tokatyan, a Tenor Opera singer who performed at the Metropolitan Opera in the 1920s was immortalized in Breakfast at Tiffany’s?
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