Empowering Kids with Art

by Jade // January 28, 2014 // 2 Comments

With the rise of social media, people around the world are able to connect not only for similar interests (i.e. travel, food, lifestyle ;)) but especially for those going through health conditions such as cancer, diabetes, and more – social... Continue reading →

Doubly Smitten in Los Altos

by Isabelle // January 23, 2014 // No Comments

I was indeed smitten when I first tried the Tcho chocolate ice cream from Smitten Ice Cream. It is not overly sugary, and Brrr, the patented liquid-nitrogen ice cream maker, perfects the density and smoothness of the product due to... Continue reading →

A Friday Night in Oakland

by Ciara // January 10, 2014 // No Comments

If you haven’t been to the First Fridays Oakland Art Murmur, you’re missing out. It’s not just the art, though it’s worth seeing. It’s not just a chance to see our cousin in the East Bay and say “hello,... Continue reading →

All Spice – A New Take on “Fusion”

by Isabelle // December 26, 2013 // 2 Comments

It is no surprise that San Francisco Bay Area offers an extensive culinary scene, varying from small ethnic hole-in-the-wall places to Michelin starred restaurants. Many visitors want to stay in downtown San Francisco during their stay here to access the... Continue reading →

An Australian-Greek-South-African Christmas

by Natalia // December 22, 2013 // 2 Comments

Please excuse the dodgy photo—it’s an iPhone shot snapped by my mom. It’s also a recipe for the best lentil salad you’ll ever eat. Seriously, lentils never tasted so good. This dish is one of a select few that always... Continue reading →

A Bowl of Porridge on a Sunday Afternoon

by Isabelle // December 14, 2013 // 2 Comments

The season from Thanksgiving leading up to Christmas is a time of reflections for me. I like to take the time and review the year and establish goals for the new year. As a perfectionist, I tend to look at... Continue reading →

Night at the Museum(s)

by Camilla // December 2, 2013 // 1 Comment

One of the best parts about returning to California has been the ongoing adventure of exploring San Francisco as an adult. Because I left the Bay Area at 17, I didn’t have the opportunity to pop into the city to... Continue reading →