Last weekend, John had the pleasure of attending a birthday party (of the cutie patootie he’s sweet on in school) at the Young Chefs Academy. It was a drop off party (I thought this day would never come), but the minute I crossed the threshold, I knew it was one I had to see. The… Read More
Before each of her darling grandson’s made their entry into the world, my dear mother took charge of outfitting them in the finest manner for their homecoming. She has a pension for the sweet, classic and timeless styles of Feltman Brothers, one of the oldest known brands of childrens clothing. And I can’t help but… Read More
We spent nearly our whole day living it up in downtown Atlanta. And we were beyond thrilled to have Aunchie and Bird join us on our outing. We arrived bright and early at the Georgia Aquarium and casually made our way through the place, soaking up all of the beautiful and interesting exhibits. Since we… Read More
A normal day around here would probably drive even the sanest soul to the loony bin. So, while the antics on today’s trip to the Jeep dealer for an oil change and emissions test were pretty normal for me, I knew from the sidelong glances and shocked faces that most of the others forced to… Read More
It’s been three weeks since I backed into our beastly garage door, knocking it off of its track and putting the final nail in its coffin. Since the darn thing was so gigantic, the largest they make in fact, it took all of this time to receive the replacement. And she’s a beaut. Bless the… Read More
This week’s Sunday Supper was so-Southern, so yummy and the the perfect end to an all around great day. I’ve made the meal a couple of times in the last year – both recipes come from Southern Living – and it not only does it smell divine baking away in the crock pot, but it’s… Read More
Unlike last month where I had to fess up to my vampire addiction, I return with a much more respectful book… Boys Should be Boys: 7 Secrets to Raising Healthy Sons by Meg Meeker. While most of the book is really just common sense, it always helps me to reground myself in written words. As… Read More