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Homer Alaska - Cooking

May 7, 2008
Life is short; break from weight-loss journey enjoyed
We traveled to Seward and the Mediterranean in the same weekend. Seward is a feast for the eyes and the Mediterranean is a feast of tastes. Seward is a beautiful jewel tucked away in an unbelievably picturesque part of the Kenai Peninsula. I first fell in love with this quaint part of Alaska when my crazy, fun and favorite Homer fisherman neighbor moved over there to woo his now wife. Deb possesses the athletic drive of a gazelle, is really, really smart and has become a treasured friend in my life. She is gracious and kind when I visit, makes me at home with moose stew and nice red wine, gives up their bed for the Other Fisherman and I and always says Homer money is no good in Seward and refuses to let me pay one dollar toward anything.


Thursday, April 24, 2008
Getting ready for the first fresh salmon of the year
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