Americans love their pets. According to the American Pet Products Association, dogs can be found in nearly 57 million U.S. households, and nearly one in three dog owners brings Fido along when leaving home for two or more nights. In this selection, author Judith Pierce Rosenberg relates how one California town’s hospitality industry welcomes these […]
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A Puggy Holiday in Carmel
January 8th, 2014 · No Comments · Eating and Drinking
Tags: California·Carmel·Judith Pierce Rosenberg·travel with pets
A Wedding Feast in Poland
November 27th, 2013 · No Comments · Ceremonies, Eating
In the New Europe, with its common citizenship and consolidated finances, citizens of member countries not only can easily dwell and work in other EU countries, but also marry across national borders. But some traditions of the Old Europe nonetheless linger and thrive. Judith Pierce Rosenberg, the American author of the award-winning cooking memoir, A […]
The Other Worlds of Glastonbury
January 24th, 2013 · 1 Comment · New Age
In a visit to this ancient town in the West of England, Judith Pierce Rosenberg, author of the award-winning cooking memoir, A Swedish Kitchen, discovers the New Age alive and hopping, right alongside the ancient one. Fairy wings flutter in the audience as the “burlesque fairy” at the front of the room blows kisses of […]
Japan: Tea and Sweet Potatoes?
October 17th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Eating, Travel Memoir
Food writer Judith Pierce Rosenberg unexpectedly finds a sweet potato restaurant in Kyoto. In one of the most elegant and minimalist shopping plazas in Kyoto, a city of elegant and minimalist Zen architecture, a city known for its tea shops serving mochi, traditional sweet rice cakes, is Chaimon, a restaurant devoted to tea (cha) and […]