The 614orty-Niner

If nothing else, cutting the cable cord and going to streaming has increased our viewing options several dozen times over.  At times, the sh...

Vegetables, exotic and more familiar, at Columbus's Saraga International Market Kids hate their vegetables, right? At least, the con...

A bloom hangs on against the impending winter cold at Columbus's Park of Roses As noted in the last blogpost , we don't get to...

The above photo highlights one of the first times I got to sample the creations of Columbus' "Donut Queen" aka Heather Morr...

Starting in 2015, various members of my family decided to break with the shopping tradition on Black Friday and instead embark on a brewe...

During my relatively short time as a younger lad when I lived within the boundaries of the city and county of San Francisco, some of my m...

This, my friends, is my version of a carnage plate, Little Eater-styled. Carnage is a word that generally carries negative connotatio...

Hot Chicken Takeover, now occupying the second floor of Columbus' North Market has become something of a local phenomenon since it sta...

Part 1 of our Boulder day trip can be read at this blog post link : Of course, we couldn't not visit Boulder without sampling some ...

The sign for Oxbow Market beckons just beyond the Napa branch and outdoor Oxbow merchant Gott's Roadside Diner San Francisco's ...

The North Market, which I first visited on my third trip ever to the Columbus-area, has become a beloved Columbus institution. I've co...