With the glorious fall weather embracing our fair Southern city, I can’t think of anything more fitting than dining alfresco around about Atlanta. For lunch, Cookie and I reveled in a fantastic, lake side picnic at historic Piedmont Park with the so-Southern and always entertaining Buncolator ladies, Lindsay and Catherine. We spread out our blankets,… Read More
The way I see it, Blue Willow is a citadel of classic Southern china. Around for the last two hundred years or so, it seems that down in Dixie most good, Southern girls have at least a piece or two in their collection. I mean, the very same, pure white clay used to make the china… Read More
Yesterday, I was flipping through pics on my iphone and came across this sweet thing, taken shortly before our Disney trip. It melts my heart to see that darling boy sleeping in the very same way he’s slept all of his two and three quarter years on this earth. In the same sideways position, right… Read More
Just after we arrived home from Disney, it was time to get right back into the swing of things. Literally. The PCP was thrilled to see his Ironbirds team mates again and to have Sister, her Mister and Bird come cheer him on at his first game back. And I was thrilled to take my… Read More
Just as soon as we arrived home from Disney, I enlisted our house goblin (more commonly known as Honey) to scour our spooky, spider filled attic for the Halloween storage bins of yesteryear. And the very next day, the little ghouls and I headed to the dollar store for a buggy full of supplemental crows… Read More
My Disney recap was a few days behind, so we’ve been back for a couple of days decorating and counting down to one of our favorite holidays of the year…HaLlOwEeN!!!!! If there’s one thing we all love and get behind around these parts, it’s counting down to anything special. We counted down to Christmas, counted… Read More
We started our last day in Disney at a magical breakfast at Cinderella’s Royal Table. With reservations an hour before the park opened, we were one of the first in the gates at a quarter to eight. It was an extraordinary feeling to be walking down main street without a swarm of people! Months ago… Read More