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  1. Remembering My New York With the Rules of Civility

    9/19/11 2:00pm by scaron
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    On a memorable December night in New York during my college years, a friend and I picked up a fifth of vodka and headed downtown to a small, funky basement jazz club named Smalls. We were celebrating the end of finals and the onset of the holiday season. And what better way to do that than to drink screwdrivers and listen to talented musicians jam at a BYOB club?  Read more >

  2. There's Nothing Not to Like About The Beach Trees

    8/2/11 3:00pm by scaron
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    There’s a certain feeling of satisfaction mixed with mourning that comes when you finish a great book. The satisfaction comes from reading a full, rich story that wraps around into a neat and complete package. The lack of loose ends and fulfillment of seeing the characters through their story is a happy sigh. Just perfect. But, while reading the story and following the characters in their journey, you start to care about them, about what comes next and how they are after the story ends … and that’s where the mourning comes in. You mourn the loss of these friends. The Beach Trees by The Beach Treese does all these things.  Read more >

Sarah Caron

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Sarah Caron
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February 2006
About Me: 

I've been a journalist for more than a decade, but it wasn't until November 2005 after attending a conference on writing that I discovered and pursued blogging. That month I launched Sarah's Cucina Bella and went headfirst into food writing. I also write for SheKnows.com, Tablespoon, AmazingMoms, TheVoiceOfMom.com, and WellFed.net.

I have two wonderful kids and a great husband who are really supportive of my pursuits.

 

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