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Continue reading →: Karimi’s First Road Trip in Europe10 days. 5 countries. 7 cities. This winter, we embarked on an unforgettable adventure, Karimi’s first road trip through Europe. It was ambitious (maybe a little too ambitious), full of long drives, clinking glasses, sleepy photo shoots, and a whole lot of firsts. But more than anything, it was a…
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Continue reading →: Raising a Multilingual Kid (We Broke All the Rules)One thing I’ve learned about parenting—just my personal opinion, don’t @ me—is this: kids adapt. They’ll adjust to new food, new beds, new climates, new routines, and yes, new languages. We tend to shape our whole world around our children, changing everything to make it as easy and comfortable as…
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Continue reading →: The Kenyan Cultural ImmersionFIFI didn’t know much about Kenyan culture before she met NONO, now we are visiting Kenya together every year, FIFI is learning a lot. This is a society with incredible ethnic diversity, various customs and traditions, and strong British influence. Ethnic Groups – There are more than 40 tribes in…
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Continue reading →: Stuffed Around the WorldHistory of stuffings This one is a mystery. No one really knows when stuffings were first used. The earliest documentary evidence is the Roman cookbook, Apicius De Re Coquinaria, which contains recipes for stuffed chicken, dormouse, hare, and pig. Whoever thought to shove various ingredients into some dead animal’s body…











