Cooking for The Holidays is a Family Affair

Posted by A.T. Gomes on December 23, 2012 in Personal Notes, Writing |

One of the traditions I enjoy every Christmas is cooking with my family. Usually on December 23rd we spend hours in the kitchen prepping for the next two days. We make all the desserts, and everything else that can be done in advance. This year I baked a pumpkin pie and my daughters made red […]

Children Grow and Traditions Change, But in our Home the Christmas Spirit Remains Very Much Alive

Posted by A.T. Gomes on December 20, 2012 in Personal Notes, Writing |

In Brazil the night of December 24th is celebrated widely. It’s on Christmas Eve that Brazilians gather to share a beautiful meal with their families and exchange gifts. And we wait until midnight to toast the birth of Jesus. Some families without small children only dine after midnight. And many families dine and go to […]

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My First American Thanksgiving Dinner

Posted by A.T. Gomes on November 22, 2012 in Personal Notes, Writing |

Even though I moved with my husband from Brazil to the US in December of 1997, during our first six years in the country we lived in Florida, where he worked for the Latin American division of the company; so most of our friends were Latinos. Therefore, our Thanksgiving Days were spent among Mexicans, Cubans, […]

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