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My business partner and I are not only participating, but we have also documented it!
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Movember Madness - A Giveaway
I have a husband and two grown sons. Adam is 26 and Jonathan is 16. Facial hair removal is a constant around here, although I have to admit, it's something that's not really on my radar. They shave. Or they don't shave. I don't really notice...unless it gets too scruffy. Then I'm kind of a ment...
I never went to Varadero. It was "forbidden territory" when I was in Cuba...
From Marta. With Love. (MBFCF Giveaway #6)
First, I want to thank you all for your extraordinary participation and engagement this past week as I celebrate my 6th year in the land of Blogging. Today, I want to share some of my own memories of “Cuando Sali de Cuba.” The times that I remember the most from my childhood, come to me in...
A very enterprising Cuban once said:"Sin azúcar no hay país," and he was right. Nevertheless, I do have to point out that without coffee there wouldn't have been sugar, and without sugar, well, we know. No Cuban can go on with his/her day without a "buchito." No enterprise would have flourished in Cuba without the energy of that "café de las 3:00 de la tarde" of which our parents and grandparents always spoke, and that we, younger folks wanted to have to no avail. Look at what has happened in the island once they decided to stop allowing people to drink real coffee, and gave us "café mezclado" instead.
Freshly Ground Heaven (MBFCF Giveaway #5)
Last month I was privileged to visit the Gaviña Gourmet Coffee Roasters in Vernon, California. The occasion was the introduction of the new Gaviña Holiday Collection. That's right, people. A COLLECTION. Of COFFEE. *swoon* The Gaviña Holiday Collection (!) is a selection of seasonal coffees espec...
This makes me cry for many reasons. I too hope to return one day, even if just as ashes...
Keeping My Promise
I used to visit my parents at least once a week. My dad was confined to a wheelchair and in his late 80's, but his brain was sharp as ever. We would sit at their kitchen table and talk about anything, everything, and nothing. You know, like you do with the most familiar people in your life. ...
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Kikita and the Ashes Go To Cuba
(I, Kikita, wrote this post.) If you're Cuban (or any other type of Latino) I'm sure you know about New Year's Eve Traditions. This year I decided that, since I was now 26, I would do things MY way. First, I did all of the classic traditions on Miami time. When it was midnight in Miami (9pm he...
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