Archive for September, 2007

Renowned Cuban Folk artist Maria Victoria de Bernard is quietly (until now) making plans for a Cuban Cuisine service in the bucolic town of Gallatin, New York . Gallatin is a few miles South/East of the hip artist centric city of Hudson, New York and 20 miles West of Millerton, New York.
Come back for further details. What I can say right now is it will be simple fare revolving around Cuban sandwiches, Media Noches, Sandwich de Croquetta. Plans for a kiosk or home cooking and delivery service have not yet been decided.

Cuban Folk Art
[tags]Gallatin, Columbia County, Julio Hernandez-Miyares, Maria Victoria de Bernard[/tags]




Out for a dive

Originally uploaded by julio.miyares

Storm clouds forming in the distance on the way to a dive in the Florida Keys. This has become one of my favorite photos. I am sure it has much esthetic value which I will need someone more conversant with language to describe. A poet perhaps.

Back at the ranch, (this was taken during vacation) , perhaps the analogy is to the brewing storm where I currently work. The annual preparation for wackings are producing the budding rumour mill and angst they usually do at this time of year. Not angst on my part; I sleep like a baby; but in others that worry about such things.

[tags]Key Biscayne, Julio Hernandez-Miyares[/tags]

Ah, a distant memory as I write this entry from hip Northern Virginia. Mind you, I don’t miss the abysmal driving, constant anti-Castro rhetoric, profusion of Hummers (haven’t these folks heard or give a damn of global warming?). Makes you almost wish for a Category 6 hurricane to wash away all of the human made excesses.

Nevertheless, how can you argue with the tropical weather , the beautiful beaches, the numerous diving opportunities , the Cuban food (check out my Yelp Reviews on that)
As I plan my upcoming business trips to London England, Dublin Ireland and China , I will long for just one more moment on the sand, Till next time, I will have nothing more then these photos.
[tags]Julio Hernandez-Miyares, Key Biscayne[/tags]