Naomi Calderon

Pão de queijo/ Brazilian cheese bread. Naturally gluten free and addictive! Easy to make and a crowd favorite! Have you tried these yet?

Copenhagen, Denmark. The Little Mermaid statue. Pictures of more architecture. Once again, much better soda imo. This one was lemon/lime flavor, so good. I finally had the traditional smoked herring and I loved it! The dish I ordered had 3 different types and each was delicious. Entered a church, beautiful designs. Walking the courtyard around one of the castles!

Really a sight to see.

Visiting the very old and picturesque city of Copenhagen. We spent only half a day there.

I apologize for not posting this sooner. Here is part three of my travels to Sweden/Copenhagen. So we were in Malmö(Sweden’s 3rd most populated city) and visited some of the shops in the downtown area. There was a very old building that had really interesting artistic pieces. Tuned in for the next one where we are in Copenhagen!

Part 3: Malmö downtown- Skateboarders🛹, Julmusk cola🥤🛹 (except to me tastes so much better than what we have here), the temperature was in the 40s F, yet we saw people jumping into the water for a brief swim 🌊🥶, and more historic buildings!

We enjoyed walking around admiring the historic architecture. I love staring at the cobblestone, the painted advertisements on the side of buildings and the ivy growing up the sides of the walls. But what I admired the most are how much people love nature. We were walking in the park w/ local friends. I was told that there were two young owls and the mother was hiding in another tree. you can see the passion the locals have for these owls with their cameras w/ great big lenses, yet quietly trying not to disturb them. It was just so beautiful to see people so in touch with nature and finding great joy in that.

Part1: First of all we were stunned and humored at the “first class” in front of us. Tiny curtain, large gaps of space we could see into. They got their water first though, lol.
On the first day we toured the castle and museums of Malmö. (I will be sharing more of our visit on another day- I didn’t wanna overwhelm with too many photos.) The castle was used originally for the royals, but eventually converted for turning events in the community. for instance, during World War II they hid many Polish refugees. There was even an interactive AI machine that allows you to ask questions in English and Swedish to one of the survivor’s, I think because he was interviewed and documented. The museum also had art and lots of bicycles and autos.

Turns out bolognese sauce was meant to be served w/ tagliatelle pasta… try it one night. (instead of spaghetti) 🤩

El Perrito Moreno, the most famous glacier in Argentina. Located in one of its most southern cities EL CALAFATE! Perfect place to get away!

Trying to make Chewy Browned-Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies.