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Author: Kate McNally

Born and raised in Atlanta, with degrees from UGA and UT Knoxville, Kate never lived above the Mason-Dixon line. That is, until she moved to Belgium. She now lives in the Belgian Ardennes, near Germany and The Netherlands, in an area where three cultures clash and co-exist. She used to have a stress-filled life, living in Washington DC and working as a management consultant all over the US and Canada. About 9 years ago, Kate and her husband Dan quit their jobs and moved to Europe. Now they teach English as a second language to business people there. They went there for two or three years. They're still here. Kate loves to cook, to travel, to paint and to write. She tries to do all of those as often as she can, and she shares tales of her life there in her blog. Kate says, "My blog is called 'Serendipity'. That pretty much sums up our life here in Belgium: serene with a little ‘dipity’ added. You’ll find here tales of our life as we sometimes struggle with other languages and other ways. You'll also find some paintings. And more than a few recipes, because I love to cook. My husband loves to eat. Perfect!" You can find her blog at http://serendipity-kate.blogspot.com/
Life People & Places Talk Views The Miracle of Flight
by Kate McNally Life People & Places Talk Views
The Miracle of Flight
Hospitality Life People & Places Talk New Years Day Traditions: Hoppin John
by Kate McNally Hospitality Life People & Places Talk
New Years Day Traditions: Hoppin John
Life People & Places Occupational Hazards
by Kate McNally Life People & Places
Occupational Hazards
Life People & Places Oat Shortbread Cookies and a New Vitamin
by Kate McNally Life People & Places
Oat Shortbread Cookies and a New Vitamin
Hospitality Life People & Places Talk Road Trip: Old York
by Kate McNally Hospitality Life People & Places Talk
Road Trip: Old York
Hospitality Hummus Flower
by Kate McNally Hospitality
Hummus Flower
Hospitality Panna Cotta
by Kate McNally Hospitality
Panna Cotta
Hospitality
by Kate McNally Hospitality
Mojo Pizza
Life Talk
by Kate McNally Life Talk
Memorial Day with real meaning
Hospitality Chocolate Pound Cake
by Kate McNally Hospitality
Chocolate Pound Cake
People & Places Talk An Ancient Mystery and a Matter of Faith
by Kate McNally People & Places Talk
An Ancient Mystery and a Matter of Faith
Life Talk Under the Little Big Top
by Kate McNally Life Talk
Under the Little Big Top
Life Sights & Sounds Talk Making Memories with Pimento Cheese
by Kate McNally Life Sights & Sounds Talk
Making Memories with Pimento Cheese
Hospitality Talk Cuisses de Canard Confit
by Kate McNally Hospitality Talk
Cuisses de Canard Confit
People & Places Talk Views
by Kate McNally People & Places Talk Views
Going postal
Talk
by Kate McNally Talk
Where English-only is not an option
Life People & Places Talk In Praise of Flowers
by Kate McNally Life People & Places Talk
In Praise of Flowers
Hospitality Talk Friday Fish
by Kate McNally Hospitality Talk
Friday Fish
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