Completely off-topic for a legal blog… if you come to Rome and don’t have cacio e pepe, you are criminally negligent.
My favorite: Ristorante Terme di Diocleziano. I cannot overstate the awesomeness of this place. Really.
Continue Reading Cacio e pepe… the best dish on the planet.
Go to Holland and escape that brutal July heat that typifies life in Kansas City, I thought. It’s always nice in the Netherlands. That’s why its people are so happy.
Ahem, not this week– although the people here are still just as friendly as ever. The typically bright and sunny Dutch personality hasn’t waned this week, despite the hottest day EVER in the Netherlands (102.5 Fahrenheit yesterday)* and the fuel system fiasco at Schiphol (Amsterdam) Airport, which I landed smack in the middle of on Wednesday.**
Continue Reading Live from The Hague… The very steamy Hague.
We just got back from a ten-day CLE conference in Paris, the timing of which was rather unique. Not only did it fall on the centennial of the Armistice
PARIS — To my great disappointment, I cannot attend the ceremonies today at the National World War I Museum in Kansas City. In April, 2017, the museum’s commemoration of the U.S. entry into the Great War was fantastic, and today will, I imagine, be even more
DEN HAAG, NEDERLAND– Two years ago, I sat in this very room at Hometown Coffee & More, sweating the fact that I was about to launch what I hoped would be the key to my business. As
This afternoon, I will have the great pleasure of lecturing in Paris on UMKC’s CLE Abroad program,* along with my good friend and colleague Micah Wells. Micah is one of those legal entrepreneurs you’re always hearing so much about, but with a decidedly unique arena: economic development across Africa. He really is a juggernaut,
Two nights ago, my wife and I returned home from an all-too-brief visit to Scotland. The daughter of some old friends got married in a beautiful ceremony in front of stunning seaside views, and then we traveled across the country
[Author’s Note: This morning, Peggy and I woke up in 1882. No, really. We are on board the schooner Grace Bailey for a bit of a break from Missouri’s brutal humidity & heat; if you email me this week, fuggedaboutit. You’ll get my
Peggy and I just took a time warp to 1882. No, really. We are on board the schooner Grace Bailey for a bit of a break from Kansas City’s brutal July weather. All week, we’ll be sailing, sailing, over the bounding main (whatever that is), but not accessible to handle client needs. If
Add me to the list of Bourdain fans who loved the guy, but who weren’t really in love with the guy. By his own admission, he was kind of a jerk, and you’d understand if you’d read Kitchen Confidential. But man, I loved his shows. All of them. A Cook’s Tour. No Reservations
