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1 comment:
Great article. I've always wanted to visit Maine...ever since I became a fan of Steven King's fiction >20 years ago (most of his books are set there).
I'm reading "My Life in France" right now. Talk about inspiring! I didn't realize that Julia Child didn't begin here culinary career until she was in her late thirties. Her memoirs are so passionate and fun...though she did cook and eat a lot of strange things (for example, brain was the first entree that she made for her husband!). Anyhoo, thanks for posting the link:)
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