This can hardly be called a recipe, and certainly doesn’t qualify for Sunday Supper but we love recreating something we enjoyed eating at home. After telling Whit about the delicious cucumber at The Garden Room, he was dying to try it – and wanted to make it. We did a little research and came pretty… Read More
Honey surprised me with a coveted reservation at The Garden Room for our anniversary! It is one of the hardest-to-get reservations in Atlanta and was such a fun night! He chose this just for me, knowing how much I love the decor and ambiance and fun cocktails, and we had a magical night. This immersive… Read More
We’ve celebrated a LOT of things over the years, but the last day of school Walk of Fame is my most favorite of all. It’s not elaborate or expensive, but it makes me happier, prouder and more excited than any of the others and is a small thing to remind the boys of how much… Read More
Today we are sending our heartfelt thanks to all of the men and women that have served our great country. We are the land of the free because of the brave. I remain grateful that we had the opportunity to visit Arlington and bear witness to just some of the countless countrymen that have given… Read More
We eat a lot of chicken and I love to find new ways to prepare the same old thing. This one has a delicious sauce and is relatively quick to come together. I served it with noodles, because I had them, but prefer a nice green veggie or simple green salad on the side. It… Read More
I’m clocking in with my May read just in the nick of time. Wish You Were Here by Jodi Picoult was an easy and engaging story. She wrote this book during the pandemic and it was the first fictional piece I’ve read that covers that timeframe. I suspect there will be many, many more to… Read More
We are in the final days of Whit’s 8th grade year. The end of what were six absolutely fantastic middle school years for our family. I went in with low expectations in 2017 and then worked diligently to change the narrative on our local middle school. It was loving. Caring. Compassionate. Safe. In many ways,… Read More