When the baby sweetly asked his Ampa “Can I stay home with you and be very good today?”, Mother and I did a little jig as we knew there was no way he’d get turned down :-) We literally ran out the door before anyone could change their minds. We started at Sweet Tea in… Read More
The baby has been a little under the weather the last day or so, but was back to himself by the end of the day. Some of my parent’s oldest friend’s lost their mother so we delivered a meal and visited with them for a little while before heading to a late lunch at Byrd’s… Read More
We kicked off our day with lunch at Tybee Social Club – one of our favorite beach haunts – before heading over to a friend’s beach place for a pre-parade party. The parade rolled promptly at three and it was smiles, beads and candy all around for the next hour! Mother and Daddy-O… Read More
Thanks for all of the birthday love yesterday. I had a fantastic and fun filled day! We attended the annual Greening of the Fountain in Forsyth Park. And then played on the playground and had the great fortune to run into and catch up with twin B from high school! While Honey took the boys… Read More
I woke up in my favorite place on earth with my favorite people in the world and have loads of plans to celebrate thirty-five (again)! Being the birthday girl never does get old!! xoxo See all of my Savannah posts here! Dixie Delights: Guide to Delightful Savannah By dixiedelights | Filed under Uncategorized | Tags:… Read More
While at Tybee Social on our last trip down to Savannah, I came across a pair of paintings by Catherine Lovett that stopped me dead in my tracks… source …this photo hardly does them justice because what you can’t see is her signature use of gold leafing. I mean, I was literally head over heels… Read More
We spent our last morning in Savannah hanging out on the dock (and coercing the littles into a few sweet pictures.) With school, tennis, baseball and GT football all just mere weeks away, I’m saddened to think it could be a couple of months before we make it back down South. Many memories were made… Read More