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  • Piazza Dei Mercanti & Duomo Roof Top View
    40 Before 40 | Italy

    Piazza Dei Mercanti & Duomo Roof Top View

    ByEva Hamori March 1, 2017

      Milano! You either love it or hate it here or at least that’s what the tourist book says. Milano on first glance is noisy, crowded, busy and dirty. On second glance you will find a lively culture, with people out and about with many things to do and see; even in the middle of…

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  • world peace through the age of Aquarius
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    Leadership without religion, the Age of Aquarius and happiness

    ByEva Hamori February 28, 2017January 4, 2022

    ‘Enlightened leadership is spiritual if we understand spirituality not as some kind of religious dogma or ideology where we experience values like truth, goodness, beauty, love and compassion, and also intuition, creativity, insight and focused attention.’ Deepak Chopra After class today I thought, wow, what an awesome time in world history we live in! I asked…

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  • Daniel Tree Climbing Extraordinaire
    France | Kids Blog

    Daniel Tree Climbing Extraordinaire

    ByEva Hamori February 28, 2017

    Melted cheese under a grill, served over boiled potatoes and a variety of traditional meats. We spend our Sunday afternoon sampling the fine wines of the Languedoc. After, our hosts take us for a walk to work off our lunch. In Beziers, we find a park along the River Orb with giant trees for Daniel…

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  • Showing Mom Barcelona – Photo Gallery
    Barcelona | Spain

    Showing Mom Barcelona – Photo Gallery

    ByEva Hamori February 28, 2017

    Mom has been visiting our family in France for over six weeks and with Daniel and Angelina’s school schedule, we have not shown her much of France or the neighbouring countries. We decided to change all that and take her to Barcelona on a three-day excursion. We drove the 2 hours and 45 minutes to…

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  • delicious Duck confit, bean and savoy cabbage soup
    Our Journey

    Darling Duck Confit Soup With Savoy Cabbage

    ByEva Hamori February 27, 2017

              The mayor’s wife sent over a giant organic savoy cabbage from her father’s garden, and along with the generous gift, she told me how she makes her favourite soup from duck confit. Confit is a traditional French dish of slow cooked duck in its own fat. The end result is a…

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  • Montserrat Monastery and the Black Madonna
    40 Before 40 | Barcelona | Spain

    Montserrat Monastery and the Black Madonna

    ByEva Hamori February 27, 2017

    Imagine finding a statue of a Black Madonna in a cave high up on a mountainside: a relic from a time past, with a story to be sure. Some believe The Virgin of Montserrat – The Black Madonna was carved in the early days of the church, others say as late as the 12th century….

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  • Nimes to Capestang day trip
    France

    Gladiators, Roman Coliseum in Nimes

    ByEva Hamori February 26, 2017

                  Gladiators were fighters who entertained Roman Empire. They fought animals, other gladiators and condemned criminals. Some were volunteers who risked their social standing in the arena. Most were slaves and despised, segregated in death. If they died well they could elevate their status Built in 70 AD, the…

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  • Daniel’s New BMX
    Food | France | Kids Blog

    Daniel’s New BMX

    ByEva Hamori February 26, 2017

      How do you teach a child the value of money? Every parent has moments of sheer pride and beaming admiration for their children when they accomplish something that wasn’t easy for them. Daniel has been delivering bread from Au Palais des Saveurs Boulangerie the bakery in the square, each morning before 9:00am on Wednesdays,…

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  • guell park barcelona
    40 Before 40 | Barcelona | Spain

    Gaudi’s Güell Park – Barcelona Spain

    ByEva Hamori February 25, 2017

    Gaudi created Güell Park with the intension of establishing an elite neighbourhood for 60 houses in a setting high on the hillside, away from the smoke and pollution of the city of Barcelona below. The park and its roads were designed with natural forms and lines in mind. To enter the park it is free…

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  • picasso museum barcelona spain
    40 Before 40 | Spain

    Picasso Museum – Barcelona Spain

    ByEva Hamori February 25, 2017

    Barcelona Spain Picasso Museum is for the art lover. A little known fact about my past- I worked 10 years for an Art Gallery where I met local and famous artists like Carl Brenders, Terry Isaac and Robert Bateman and participated in signings and sales in the Canadian art scene. I loved my job and…

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