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“To my mind, the greatest reward and luxury of travel is to be able to experience everyday things as if for the first time, to be in a position in which almost nothing is so familiar it is taken for granted.” – Bill Bryson


Many life experiences have led me to this place and time… join me as I spend a summer in a small village in Greece where generations of my family have lived and where I now hope to put down a few roots. Along my journey I will write letters to you to share my experiences and hopefully inspire you to create your own wherever you live or travel…
Dear Friend,

We walk to the bakery just about every morning. The glass counters are filled with sweets and cheese and meat pies. The smell of freshly baked bread wafts through the air. The whole wall behind the counter is stacked with loaves of bread. My favorite is a long loaf covered in sesame seeds and costs only 1,20 Euros making it affordable to go daily and savor the still warm from the oven bread.

Along another wall is a large freezer with shelves of mini ice cream treats. They are about 12 Euros for a kilo and after having them at neighbors' homes a few times, we had to go and pick up a box of our own. It is sort of like opening a box of chocolates and being surprised at what is in the center of each one. My favorite are the butterscotch cones with a drop of fudge in the bottom! Some of the popsicles have a few surprises up their sleeves too including one with a gingerbread cookie inside. Yum!

XOXO,

Karen June






Read More 2 comments | Posted by Karen June | edit post

2 comments

  1. Monica on July 14, 2010 at 7:14 AM

    :) The village bakery sounds like Heaven!

     
  2. Laura on July 14, 2010 at 9:37 PM

    oh my.... sound... so amasing...we in the united state still could learn from the world.

     


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      I am a wife, mother and artist living in the Boston area. My adventurous spirit is taking me to a small village in Greece this summer to experience my heritage, a closer bond with my son, creative freedom and anything else that comes my way. Friends and family will join me along the way and I hope you’ll join me too through this blog…
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