Dear Honey, Let me start by saying that I really do super appreciate your willingness to lend a helping hand around here. I realize that I was out of town for almost a whole week (with the littles) and that I left you to fend for yourself in this evilly challenging and increasingly more electronic… Read More
After a crazy busy day of antiquing and partying, we traded in our shopping bags and strollers for the clear blue Southern skies, moss laden oaks and lush green grass of Forsyth Park. Located in Savannah’s historic district, the park was originally created in the 1840’s and is home to the city’s famous fountain, the… Read More
We loved having Honey and my sister’s Mister join us down in Savannah for part of our visit. After breakfast we headed straight to the dock to feed the birds, hunt for fiddlers and look for dolphin. A few hours later, it was finally time to load up for the much anticipated Tybee beach parade. … Read More
During breakfast this morning we decided that a beach day was in order. So we promptly loaded up the boat tote and jetted off for a beach picnic at Tybee. In our frantic departure (I’d like to know what departure with children in tow isn’t frantic) we neglected to bring a blanket to sit on. … Read More
Sitting here on Fat Tuesday, the day of my thirty-fifth birthday, I can’t help but marvel at what a hoopla it would would’ve been back in the day. The college days, that is. There were no parades, beads or hurricanes this year. Rather, I was just as pleased as punch to simply celebrate over loads… Read More
Since we welcomed Cookie into our lives just two short years ago, we’ve made a conscious effort to, at least once a month, take each little on a special outing with both Mommy and Daddy. Now, Cookie’s one on one time usually ends up being a shopping excursion or happy hour at the club, but… Read More
Yesterday we laid to rest Honey’s Uncle R, lost too soon at the young age of sixty-three. A soft-spoken, kind and gentle man, it hurts my heart that I didn’t know more of him. While Uncle R had neither a wife nor children to say a last farewell, he certainly would have smiled at the… Read More