Hello all! I'm just popping in (while I briefly have access to the internet), to say that posting may be sporadic for the next couple of weeks, as DP, Miss B, and I are on a two-week holiday a long way from home. I'll hope to be able to post some pictures in a couple of days, but in the meantime, I'll leave you a couple of clues as to where in the world we are:
1. We're wearing fleeces and flannel pajamas (sometimes at the same time).
2. If we're brave enough, we can dip our feet into two different (chilly) oceans on the same day.
3. Today we had close encounters with whales, baboon, and penguins.
And now I'm off to bed to finish sleeping off my jet lag....
Exploring food and other details of daily life on three (and counting) continents
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Wordless Wednesday
Dreaming of winter in the southern hemisphere, when it's not too cold (or too hot!) to cook outside on the bbq....
Monday, July 18, 2011
Ethical dilemmas
A few weeks ago, my good friend KJ asked me if I’d be interested in writing a review of 600lb. Gorillas cookies, a product sold by friends of hers who had started their own small company several years back.
This was a new thing for me. Unlike many food bloggers, I neither seek out nor generally receive unsolicited requests for product reviews. So I (perhaps naively) didn’t really think about it in commercial terms, but more in terms of helping out a friend of a friend. I said I would, provided that the producers were prepared for an honest review of their product that might not be favorable. KJ replied that they wouldn’t expect anything else, and I confirmed my agreement.
This was a new thing for me. Unlike many food bloggers, I neither seek out nor generally receive unsolicited requests for product reviews. So I (perhaps naively) didn’t really think about it in commercial terms, but more in terms of helping out a friend of a friend. I said I would, provided that the producers were prepared for an honest review of their product that might not be favorable. KJ replied that they wouldn’t expect anything else, and I confirmed my agreement.
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