by Beth Shepherd - Pampers and Pakhlava
( February 8th, 2012 )
There is something about standing at the top of the world that takes your breath away. Maybe it’s the elevation. At 17,000 feet and some change, there’s not a lot of oxygen in the air, particularly …
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by Beth Shepherd - Pampers and Pakhlava
( February 1st, 2012 )
The first time I traveled overseas was for a study-abroad semester in Amsterdam. We arrived in January of 1980, and as we walked along narrow cobbled streets, wind from the North Sea blew frigid air in …
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by Beth Shepherd - Pampers and Pakhlava
( January 25th, 2012 )
My father passed away early Sunday morning. When I shared the news with family and friends, each person I spoke to, talked about my father’s pickles and sauerkraut. Dad was the king of kraut.
Memories of making kraut with …
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