The blazing sun shines blindingly on the deserted, sizzling streets. The wind does not blow. The leaves of the orange trees lining the sidewalks of the city look heavy and tired under the blistering heat. It’s 12:00 on a hot summer day in Seville, and it’s siesta time. Temperatures in the city easily reach 100F during the months of July and August, forcing locals to … Continue reading Meditations on Gazpacho
It’s hard not to love Paris in the Springtime. Continue reading Spring in Paris
Everyone knows that Mexican cuisine is delicious, but only few know how fantastic their breakfasts really are. From the spicy chilaquiles of Mexico City to the exotic huevos motuleños from the Yucatan peninsula, Mexico boasts an abundance of breakfast dishes. They are generally enjoyed during the weekend in the company of the whole family. Growing up in Mexico, that sacred weekend ritual was something I truly looked … Continue reading “Machaca con Huevo”: A Northern Mexican Breakfast
I spent a summer in Paris back in 2011, studying French law and international arbitration at the Sorbonne. I have the fondest memories of my time in the city of light, especially because of that random weekend when I flew down to Spain to get married. Come Monday, my bride and I were back in the French capital so I could take my final exams. … Continue reading Law School Memories in Paris
It is not unusual to visit Paris for a single day of meetings. Just take the train from Saint Pancras station in London early in the morning and board the last train back from the Gare du Nord in Paris later that evening. It is hardly a memorable journey, but a trip to the city of light should always be a cause for celebration. And … Continue reading When in Paris for work…
Dolce & Viaggio 