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  • On The Road, At Last: Katakolo & The Peloponnese

    Diana Farr Louis / 0 Comments

    “The invitation jolted us out of our doldrums; we hardly had to think twice. We needed a change desperately, couldn’t face going to the island and spending days getting the house, empty for…

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  • Remembering Culinary Gazientep

    Diana Farr Louis

    “When I first met Filiz Hosukoglu at my first Oldways Conference on Crete in 1997, she impressed me with her quiet manner, her knowledge—about food and about life—and her stories about Gaziantep, her…

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  • Revisiting The Magical Island of Chios

    Diana Farr Louis

    “It’s been so long since I’ve been anywhere beyond my own backyard(s)—Athens and Andros—that I’m beginning to feel a nagging wanderlust. All the fuss involved in going abroad doesn’t tempt me, but how…

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  • Dr. Harilaos Louis & Athenian Xmases of the 1930s

    Diana Farr Louis

    Eating Well Is The Best Revenge By Diana Farr Louis The iconic Greek family at their dinner table. Author’s Note: “When I was young, growing up on Long Island, my father used to…

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  • An Ill Wind

    Diana Farr Louis

    “Does your life feel like a microcosm of what’s going on in the greater world? That everything that could go wrong is going wrong? Nothing as dramatic or appalling as being targeted by…

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  • Homage To an Important Anniversary

    Diana Farr Louis

    “Looking back over all that has happened since the 4th of June, 1972, it seems I was extraordinarily fortunate in that roll of the dice that sent me here. It didn’t look like it…

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  • Memories of Snow

    Diana Farr Louis

    “The storm is called ‘Elpida,’ or Hope, but does it bring hope with it? Hope that our lemon tree on Andros will not suffer frostbite; hope for all the citrus groves in Greece—for…

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  • Summer Memories for A Winter’s Day

    Diana Farr Louis

    “As the summer drew on, we became aware that we were living in a bubble, somehow protected from the disasters that seemed to be striking most parts of the world. Besides the unstoppable…

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  • Unlocked Syndrome

    Diana Farr Louis

    “Dearest Friends and Rellies, sorry it’s been so long since you last heard from me, but since the lockdown ended on May 14, exactly a month ago as I write this, I’ve had…

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  • Corsica (Without A Hint Of Napoleon)

    Diana Farr Louis

    “Didi found me a small pension in Calenzana, a nearby village notorious for being a center of the Union Corse and the white slave trade. ‘How can you go there on your own,’…

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