california wordless wednesday

Wordless Wednesday: Central Coast, Calif.

19 January 2011

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3 Comments

jessie schlosberg 25 January 2011 at 12:55 pm

we missed you so much this weekend! Btw, the new website looks beautiful!

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lunch at 11:30 19 January 2011 at 10:03 am

i wonder if that’s the same monterey frank sinatra sang about in “it happened in monterey”? (yes, i am a huge closet sinatra fan ;)

really gorgeous pics. xxo

16 hours ago by cucinanicolina Revisiting a familiar subject but with some brand-new recipes perfect for spring ... (I love writing for my local daily), online at pressdemocrat.com/lifestyle/food.
3 days ago by cucinanicolina We pulled the picnic table outside this weekend for a lunch party and Easter dinner and it is such a luxurious gift to sit in the spring breeze watching the bees and butterflies visit our flowers. The apple trees are - finally - vibrantly blossoming. Birds are everywhere. To be outside as much as possible is always my goal, and I think we’ll be taking advantage of this gorgeous weather for as long as possible ...
1 week ago by cucinanicolina We inherited two apple trees with our property - the neighbor said this one is a Gravenstein which would be so great - and the blossoms are just starting to come out (soothing my anxiety as I pruned them rather aggressively given that they were very overgrown and was a bit worried I had over done it ...).
2 weeks ago by cucinanicolina Spring #morningmiles - another in a series of #beautifulsonomacounty
2 weeks ago by cucinanicolina I think I sometimes forget how beautiful it is here because I grew up here and it’s familiar ... but it’s really so beautiful, especially in spring. Morning runs along the back roads remind me.