This guy.

Happy Birthday, handsome. 😍🤩😘🥳
Bonus: there were two actual, live falcons on our flight today – they were heading to Qatar’s falcon festival, and fly in their own seat – hooded but relatively free. I wonder what they think is happening.
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This guy.

Happy Birthday, handsome. 😍🤩😘🥳
Bonus: there were two actual, live falcons on our flight today – they were heading to Qatar’s falcon festival, and fly in their own seat – hooded but relatively free. I wonder what they think is happening.

Kuwait Towers


❤ Japanese tapas.
Crunchy sky

This is a dead simple way to explore a sometimes under-utilized and misunderstood vegetable: the simple Italian style eggplant.
I can’t take credit for this recipe – I was treated to it at a good friend’s house after she raved about it. She wasn’t wrong.
Gluten-free, paleo, Whole30, low carb, vegetarian, vegan

Za’atar Eggplant
1 purple eggplant
Za’atar
Your favorite cooking oil
Salt & pepper
Line a baking sheet with paper or silicone. Preheat your oven to 200C/375F.
Slice your eggplant into thick “steaks” however you like – width or lengthwise.
Lightly score each slice with a knife in a crosshatch pattern, taking care not to slice through the pieces.
Sprinkle lightly with salt & pepper.
Top very generously with za’atar (enough time form a crust).
Sprinkle lightly with your oil of choice to kind of stick the spice down. Alternately, you can mix the spice and oil together in a bowl, then smooth over the eggplant slices – depends on how much oil you want to use.
Bake 25 – 35 mins or until softened and browned – a bit crisp if they’re thin slices.
Serves 2
Selfies with my handsome man


Hitting the blog soon – another attempt at recreating a dish I can’t stop thinking about.

Yep, I’d walk an hour for night market tacos 😍🌮
