There is an activity Mother, Sister and I all adore *almost* as much as we relish our pots of Paris Tea. And we call it “birding.” It all started a few Christmases ago when Daddy-O gifted Mother a set of binoculars for bird watching in their coastal backyard. Well, before those telescoping glasses ever focused… Read More
We made a whirlwind tour of the Savannah today, headed all around town for this and that. Everyone was up bright and early seeing as my parents roofers showed up at the crack of dawn, stomping around like a heard of elephants right over our sleeping quarters. So after a motley breakfast of muffins, pancakes… Read More
It’s not a trip to Savannah until we’ve been to the beach and back. So we packed up the Jeep and made the short island hop over to Tybee. Mother and I lounged in chairs and soaked up the sun while keeping an eagle eye on the littles having the time of their lives frolicking… Read More
With Honey gallivanting around Vegas for a week, I packed up the littles and scooted down South to Savannah to visit Mother and Daddy-O. With delightful spring breezes and brilliant skies, we had a primo first afternoon traipsing around City Market. This four-block area of shops, restaurants, entertainment and remarkable people watching has been the social… Read More
While in Savannah, nap times are for the birds and play times occur on the run. It has become our routine to, over breakfast and our signature pot of Paris tea, pick an area of the city to explore for the day. After our last bite, we don our Lilly and john johns, pile the… 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