BLOGS
Blending Cultures Through Food: How Our Family Found Home in Andalusian Recipes
Despite the distinct differences in seasonings and flavors, my family and I have enjoyed learning, adapting, and blending the cuisine here in Andalusia with our own.
Concha Buika: A Night of Flamenco, Jazz and Resilience in Seville 🇪🇸
“Buika’s humility and vibrant energy were as remarkable as her performance. She radiated warmth, and despite her global fame, she carried herself with such grace and authenticity.”
A Journey of Legacy: From Georgia Plantations to the Streets of Spain
“Recently, my Aunt Chris, my mother’s sister, visited my family and me here in Seville, Spain. Her visit was more than just a reunion—it was a journey into the past, a connection to my roots. As we sat together, Aunt Chris unraveled stories that had been hidden in the folds of our family’s history, tales of bravery and resilience that shaped our legacy. From my great-grandfather’s daring escape from a Georgia plantation to the warm sands of Florida, our family’s story is a testament to survival and the pursuit of freedom—a story I now carry forward as I build my own legacy in Spain.”
Beach Days: A South Floridian’s Nostalgia in Southern Spain
“Despite our love for La Playa de Sancti Petri, our exploration of Spain’s beaches is far from over.”
Celebrating Aaron: A Triumph of Love and Awareness
Yes, he is on the autism spectrum, but his diagnosis neither defines nor confines him.
Facing Racism: Our Family’s Journey in Spain
Many wonder if Spain is a racist country. It’s a question I contend with, considering the rich traditions and history that define this beautiful land.
Celebrating Black History Month in Spain 2024
Black History Month celebrates our rich cultural and our past heritage.
Home for the holidays: Our Christmas in Florida, USA 🇺🇸
‘Therefore; having the opportunity to spend time with our family back in the United States blessed us in three different ways…’
November: What is “Thanksgiving” in the United States of America?
As a Black American with Native American ancestry, I have learned how true history can be altered or omitted.