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  • An Unorthodox Orthodox Christening

    Diana Farr Louis / 0 Comments

    “It was a bright afternoon in early September. Before entering the monastery church of Aghios Nikolaos above the Old Harbor, my son and I posed for the camera. In the photo, both of…

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  • My Beloved Spatula

    Diana Farr Louis / 0 Comments

    “I love it, not only for its brilliant design and usefulness, but because it was a gift from my oldest brother, Shelty or, more formally, Frederick Shelton Farr. We were cooking supper in…

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  • Dinner With Erdogan

    Diana Farr Louis / 0 Comments

    “It is five years since this oh-so-memorable event occurred. I think of it every year when February rolls round; this year more than ever. Even if travel were possible, Erdogan’s actions and speeches…

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  • Confessions of An Absent Columnist

    Diana Farr Louis / 1 Comment

    “But the wonderful thing about being on Andros was the fact that all this was normal. We always expect a few disasters after a winter away, so this year’s was no surprise. But…

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  • Letter From Athens, Greece

    Diana Farr Louis / 10 Comments

    “We also marvel that Greeks, who have known so many hardships during wars, civil war, dictatorships, and the like, have not cleared the shelves of toilet paper, pasta, beans, flour, or other staples…

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  • Jacky Tyrwhitt, Remembering an Extraordinary Woman

    Diana Farr Louis / 3 Comments

    “The moment she walked into the office, I saw that she was not scary at all, but warm, delightful, funny, and kind. She was thin but wiry, and although her hair was white,…

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  • Natalia Mela’s Menagerie

    Diana Farr Louis / 1 Comment

    “Using objets trouvés and tools from the hardware store, she started to create fabulous animals, roosters, and sea creatures, as well as portraits. Her animals are imbued with her own energy and exuberance,…

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  • A Tribute To June Marinos, Eggplant Lady, & Much More

    Diana Farr Louis / 6 Comments

    “It all began on a tennis court in the late 1980s. I was co-editing a magazine for a Greek hotel chain and we were searching for someone to do a food column. It…

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  • Christmas in 1930s Athens: An Ancient Greek Reminisces

    Diana Farr Louis / 3 Comments

    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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  • Labyrinthine Tales: Buying & Selling Land In Greece

    Diana Farr Louis / 5 Comments

    “He started collecting all the paperwork, voluminous, even though no house had ever been built there, and had almost completed the process when, two days before the deal was to be signed, one…

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