When we bought our Tempur-Pedic split king earlier this year, I quickly realized that a new bed configuration also meant buying new sheets. A few friends recommended PeachSkinSheets, so I decided to give them a try. Six months later, I liked them enough to buy a second set, which is probably the most useful review… Read More
The week before Labor Day, John texted that he and a few friends were thinking about coming to Atlanta for the Auburn game. This is the first year that he and his friends, now upperclassmen, were able to get the full season ticket package that includes away games, and with Auburn playing Baylor at Mercedes… Read More
If you’ve been reading Dixie Delights for a while, you already know that travel has always been a big part of our life. Some of our very best family memories have been made with a suitcase in hand, and I have always loved the planning almost as much as the going. What began with a… Read More
We spent part of Labor Day weekend at a cookout at our neighbors’ house, and when I was trying to decide what to bring, I landed on Ina Garten’s Tomato & Avocado Salad. It was exactly what I wanted for one last summer cookout. Recipe | Cook Like a Pro This is one of those… Read More
There is just something about a Thursday night game at Georgia Tech. They’ve been some of our favorites since we were in school in the ’90s, when campus would fill up in the middle of the week and everything just felt a little more fun. All these years later, not much has changed. Last night… Read More
Our August Pop In & Sip Awhile might have been one of the easiest yet, and it was also a huge hit. Honey got to pick the cocktail this month, and he went with a classic Gin & Tonic. I fully supported this decision, especially once I realized how little work it was going to… Read More
Nothing says welcome to 50 quite like becoming wildly enthusiastic about your mattress. Forget the sports car or some extravagant midlife crisis. Honey and I bought a bed, and six months later we are still talking about how much we love it. I realize that does not sound particularly exciting, but at this stage of… Read More