Dumpling heaven, a stranger in the house and a killer Sunday breakfast

The week after the Easter public holiday is always a confusing one. It’s a short week, which somehow ends up being even busier than a regular 5-day one, it’s right on the crux of seasonal changes, and, if you’re somewhere that has Daylight Saving, the clocks all change. It’s a head-wrecker, no mistake. Well, we’ve … Read more

Exploring San Diego’s wild side – hiking in Torrey Pines

A hike through the Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve is something not to be missed. A perfect microcosm of rarities survives in this 2000-acre park. Add to that views out over the Pacific, incredible landscapes, sheer cliffs, vast black beaches… Torrey Pines is a must. When our friend Mona suggested we go for a hike … Read more

5 rare and exotic Foodie Finds

Discovering new, rare, exotic drinks can be so much fun. Remember the first time you drank a cocktail out of a coconut? Exciting, right? Well that’s what we’ve found for you here, just the grown up versions. Delicious to drink but also awesome gifts, here are our 5 Foodie Finds! Some people are into Star Trek. Some … Read more

Mrs Romance explores Bali… and I get to play with rum

Mrs Romance has left for Bali, and with the help of her travel companions, has taken ownership of the hashtag #BossLadiesDoBali. Said travel companions consist of the following spectacular women: Carly from Smaggle.com Kate from SecretBloggersBusiness.com Emily from BombshellBaySwimwear.com. Let’s check out what they get up to on the Island of a Thousand Temples. This bar … Read more

Friday Drinks Exclusive – new Aussie black spiced rum Dead Man’s Drop plus rum sour cocktail recipe

Full of the warm flavours of winter, spiced rum is the perfect drink to welcome the cooler weather. Stone Pine’s latest brew – Dead Man’s Drop – is a black spiced rum that’ll make you feel like you’ve already got the fire roaring and the lights down low. And remember, you heard it here first! … Read more

Mayans in Mexico – our tour of Mayan villages

From eating traditional Mayan food and learning about the ancient culture and history of Maya to meeting a 97-year-old Mayan elder and watching him leap from his hammock to show us photos, we were hooked. Our tour of the Mayan communities of Mexico was simply unforgettable. Mayans. Apart from that terrifying scare-monger calendar of theirs, … Read more