…books I learned about exotic faraway countries and about people who dedicated their lives to assist the people living in developing countries. I knew that was what I’d want to…
…like being part of an enormous aquarium — with the sharks outside the reefs! The beaches are clean and sandy. People paddle through lagoons and bays in kayaks. Trade winds…
…many people welcome friends to drink afternoon tea and share scrumptious food, but how many people have the pleasure of experiencing drinking tea at the source? My friends Rob Nunally…
…many people welcome friends to drink afternoon tea and share scrumptious food, but how many people have the pleasure of experiencing drinking tea at the source? My friends Rob Nunally…
…and didn t talk to people. Now I interact with people all the time. I ve seen for myself that women can advance, that we are worth something and can…
…people whose lives depend on certain fresh, frozen, canned or boxed foods. In other words, we need to be mindful and not clear the shelves. People with kidney disease need…
…a million desperate people. What we can all offer to the Haitians — and to all the people who are there to help — is our compassion and love. Many…
…standing for equality, moving people from poverty to self sufficiency and providing people, particularly girl children, with much needed healthcare and education. Established in 2004, GWLN is executing two fundamental…
…the Haitian people. Haitians face enormous challenges including a lack of education, sanitation, and crushing poverty. The country sits in an area vulnerable to severe tropical storms and hurricanes. Most…
Since its launch in 1963, the Peace Corps has provided a unique opportunity for a deep connection between peoples of many cultures. this is certainly true of sarah Grant who…
…could sell the beads in a way that wasn’t about retail, but was about women to women,” explains Wakefield.“We knew people would be interested in stories of resilient, hardworking women…
…and the French who, because Tahiti is a French colony, have dual citizenship. The following three profiles offer a glimpse of the people who make up the industry in Tahiti….
…a wall of mud that swallowed an entire village, and killed more than 1000 people. The El Salvador earthquakes of 2000 also triggered massive slides that killed hundreds of people….
…homey scent which may remind people of food, may be a preferred scent. Its recent rise in commercial popularity is well-deserved.” Unfortunately, after the studies were completed, Sloan Kettering did…
…and spending time with the hill tribes. Here are a few excerpts from his blog. When a villager from the Aini people invites you home to drink some tea, he…
…is filled with full-color photos, a discussion about the history, culture, people, ingredients and how the ingredients make the foods that define the culture and people. Recipes are listed in…
…Rica in the 1980s. Word got out about Costa Rica’s beauty and the many things to do and see there. By 1999 1.03 million people, mostly from the US, headed…
…in the California Sierra and lived a contemplative life filled with meditation, reading and hiking. It was a beautiful period in the lives of two people who committed to a…
…the layout for The Vanilla Chef and graphics for trade shows and product handouts. Over the years, there have been several other people who have worked with us full or…
…had lived in Nepal, and she knew about the poverty and hardship there, brought, in part, by a 10 year civil war which left 13,000 people dead and an estimated…
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