Scribbles and the City
Mary Teresa BoehmMusings on books, culture, travel, and parenthood in the Big Apple
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 9 | Subscribers | Read | mimiboehm.substack.com |
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Date Night (But Make It Fancy)
Two weeks ago, while on a trip to visit my in-laws in southwestern Germany, my husband and I had the best restaurant experience of our lives. Yes, really. He had surprised me with a reservation at Schwarzwaldstube – a three-star Michelin re...
Lousy T-Shirt, Great Summer
Hello from hot, humid New York, where in summer, people actually want to take the subway (that sweet, sweet air-con!). June perfectly encapsulated the expression, “Be careful what you wish for!” A very wet, rainy May – where we avoided the ...
Montreal, Meltdowns and Maple Everything
Last month over the Easter holidays, we ticked off another destination on our travel bucket list by finally making it over the border to Canada – Montreal to be precise! The trip was made possible by Home Exchange, a service that does exact...
Mimi's Minis #2
I had expected to return to Mini’s Minis sooner, but the last few weeks have been so busy here with illnesses, travel and the general exhaustion that comes with raising two kids under four, especially when one of them has a tendency to wake...
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Irish in Brooklyn. Editor and linguist on a career break raising two children. Stories from New York, travels beyond and the messy joy in between.
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