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Posts By Sara Genene
- Timket: Ethiopian Epiphany Celebration In Gondar
- Ketera: Ethiopian Epiphany Celebration In Gondar
- Circular Walk Luxembourg City
- Dräikinneksdag: The Day Of The Three Kings
- Christmas: Chocolate Yule Log With Ethiopian Coffee
- Michelangelo: Madonna of Bruges
- FLAMMLACHS: Flame Salmon At Christmas Market In Luxembourg
- Belgium: Christmas Market Bruges
- Boxemännchen: Luxembourg’s Traditional Treat Of St. Nicholas Day
- Christmas Market: Winter Lights Luxembourg
- Hidar: Annual Feast of The Archangel St. Michael
- Ypres: An Emotional Journey Through Flanders Fields
- Grietfilet and Dame Blanche In West Flanders
- Italy: Ethiopian Wanderer In Venice
- Veurne: The Beautiful Market Square Of Belgium
Author Archives: Sara Genene
Belgium: Christmas Market Bruges
Bruges, Christmas Market and Brussels Waffle. Happy Holiday!
Posted in Belgium, Bruges, Christmas, culture, European Christmas Market, Food, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Belgian Waffle, Belgium, Bruges, Brussels Waffle, Christmas Market, Christmas Market Bruges
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Boxemännchen: Luxembourg’s Traditional Treat Of St. Nicholas Day
My Ethiopian gastronomic journey here in Luxembourg City, presents yet another delicious and full of character treat on my plate. “This magical, marvelous food on our plate, this sustenance we absorb, has a story to tell. It has a journey.” … Continue reading
Christmas Market: Winter Lights Luxembourg
Winter Lights Luxembourg through my lens. to be continued…
Posted in Christmas, European Christmas Market, Luxembourg city, Travel and Tourism
Tagged #Luxembourgcity, #winterlights, Christmas Market, Christmas Markets In Europe, European Christmas Market, Luxembourg Christmas Market 2018, Photo Essay, Winter Lights Luxembourg, winterlights luxembourg
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Hidar: Annual Feast of The Archangel St. Michael
Hidar is the third month of a yearly Ethiopian calendar which contains thirteen months. It’s a month when the spirit of new beginning celebration gives away to the anticipation and preparation of the coming big events and celebrations – Genna … Continue reading
Posted in Addis Ababa, culture, Ethiopia, Events, Festival, Religous Holiday, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Archangel St. Michael, Difo Dabo, Ethiopia, Ethiopian orthodox church, Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, feast of St. Michael, Feast of St. Michael in Ethiopia, Hidar, Kolo, Religious celebrations in Ethiopia, Tella, The annual feast of the archangel st. Michael
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Ypres: An Emotional Journey Through Flanders Fields
This very humbling journey, specifically took place in the west Flanders of Belgium, dotted with cemeteries and memorials – reminder of FIRST WORLD WAR. The obvious destination of this particular journey was Ypres, to be part of a humbling ceremony … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium, Events, First World War, Historical Travel, History, Travel, Uncategorized, Ypres
Tagged #endoffirstworldwar, #firstworldwar, Belgium, ComingworldRememberMe, First World War, Flanders Fields, Ieper, Last Post, Menim Memorial Gate, Palingbeek Provincial Park, Tyne Cot Memorial, Ypres
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Grietfilet and Dame Blanche In West Flanders
The Dutch word Grietfilet which simply means Brill fillet but for me it’s a reminder of how living my life in different and interesting places can be a very humbling experience – from figuring out what’s on the menu to … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium, Food, Food Travel, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Belgian cusines, Belgium, Flemish cusine, Grietfilet, La Dame Blanche, West Flanders, Zuienkerke
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Italy: Ethiopian Wanderer In Venice
Few days before the flooding in Venice happened, I was wandering around in this full of character and memorable city. And this is how I remember Venezia (Venice).
Posted in Italy, Photo Essay, Travel, Uncategorized, Venice
Tagged Italy, Photo Essay, Venice
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