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Where is Moldova, anyway?

Musings on my Peace Corps experience in this small, Eastern European, Republic.
 

A Child's First S'more










... much more precious than "baby's first christmas" - in my humble opinion. After 5 or 6 minutes of explanation and demonstration - "you melt the marshmallows, not fry them!" - and 2 minutes to convince them to eat off sticks - the s'mores were gone in a flash!

This wonderful cross-cultural moment was brought to you by Diana Mastrocola, in cooperation with Barak Obama, and unfortunately, the Bo-Sox. And to her, I am eternally grateful.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, June 25, 2008 at 3:42 PM.

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