Greetings! I’m funky professor Christine Rai–discover fab flavors, explore cool places and savor learning with me.
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Say it bold and joyful: BLACK LIVES MATTER! Featuring vibrant original artwork by Christine Rai.
Enjoy fab flavors, explore cool places, and savor learning with this funky prof! Our family loves travel, history, and nature. Bonus if we can stay somewhere unique on our trips. Luckily we’ve found an experience that Read more…
These days, more Americans who are able are turning to their local farms as reliable food sources in the face of Instacart and Amazon strikes and often-bare shelves at many grocery stores. Many farmers have Read more…
This is the last in a 3 part series about our family road trip to visit with family and experience a little bit of our northern neighbor, Canada. The first post explored the fun of Read more…
From the moment we set eyes on Toronto, we loved it. My Facebook post from the day read, "So clean! So diverse! So cool!" And indeed, Toronto is all of those things--a major city that you feel at home in with endless opportunities for engagement and exploration.
This is the first in a 3 part series about our family road trip north to visit with family and experience a little bit of our northern neighbor, Canada. Future posts will cover Toronto, Montreal Read more…
Teaching at a Community College It’s hard to believe that I’ve been teaching for almost 20 years. I like to joke that I’m filling out my teaching Bingo card; I’ve taught middle school, high school, Read more…
