It was a great week for mahj! I spent such a fun evening with my pledge sisters playing. Our host N put together the most delicious Greek salad for us, which I’ve already recreated at home, and we surprised her with a little 50th birthday cheer. Later in the week, I hosted our Sips &… Read More
March has been full of mahjong, and I am not mad about it one bit. I hosted our monthly Sips & Suits gathering here at the house with three full tables, and it was such a fun night. There is just something about a table full of tiles, a few sips and good friends that… Read More
I had the biggest surprise this month, and I am still smiling about it. Bestie M and I have a long-standing birthday dinner tradition, and since she moved about an hour away, it did not seem strange at all when she suggested we celebrate a little early this year. We had a lovely dinner, caught… Read More
For the past few years, I’ve hosted a Mom’s Merry Little Night Out – Favorite Things Christmas party and it has always been such a highlight of the season. This year, knowing I wanted to gather my mahjong girls for something festive, it just made sense to combine the two. There’s so much overlap in… Read More
We had our regularly scheduled monthly Mahj last night! It was a smaller, more intimate group of eight this time – and honestly, it was just perfect. Over the past year, I’ve learned that setup makes all the difference. Instead of rearranging furniture and dragging out extra square tables, I now use the spaces I… Read More
This past week was such a sweet reminder of how grateful I am for my ZTA sisters and the gift of friendships that have lasted for decades. First, E, C, and I met for dinner, and goodness, it was good for the soul. These two have been part of my inner circle for the last… Read More
We had our regularly scheduled monthly mahj night this week! After a smaller group in August (back to school week thinned the crowd), we were back to a full group of 12 players in September. This month, I tried to simplify the setup by using the tables and “open spaces” I already have, rather than… Read More