Just read your posts. I will try to get pictures this week for your project. Great stuff, Nicole.

It was completely different from The Grey. It spilled over with old fashioned southern granduer, flowers, pastel colors, crystal chandeliers, linen napkins, and gleaming silver cutlery. The food was also very traditional; pork chops, chicken, steak, green beans, mashed potatoes, grits, and biscuits etc. The service was faultless and the food delicious. The Old Pink

The Grey is a restaurant housed in a former Greyhound bus terminal in Savanaah. James Beard cited it for it’s accomplishments in transforming peasant food which fed the poor and enslaved population, into culinary level dishes. The menu is simple; four words: DIRT PASTURE WATER PANTRY Under each category are descriptions of four dishes. For

Barb and I spent a week in a charming hotel which felt more like a home in Southern Living than a Hilton hotel. This is the low country city of Savannah. SAVANNAH IS: Twenty two squares, each with huge oak trees dripping with grey-green moss; Friendly people who give strangers sincere smiles and say Hello;

We’re here. Barb and I are staying at the Drayton, which is a beautiful boutique hotel It is decorated straight out of Southern Living. And we are loving it. I’d like to post some pics but am afraid I’ll mess up the page. Maybe later. Food, food, food, Barb is a foodie and I eat

I had a Covid vaccine on Sunday, and a flu-like reaction on Monday and Tuesday. Therefore I cancelled my scheduled Quest Diagnostic testing, requested by my doctor. Now it’s time to reschedule. Easy peasey, I thought and picked up my phone to punch in the office number. Just make a new appointment. Well, 27 clicks

Hi Folks. I am loving the comments. Click around on the posts to access various comments. This is a steep learning curve for me but I thought it might be a good idea to post your comments here. It would save ‘clicking around’ different sites to see what everyone has written. Your choice. Love the

Some interesting comments on this blog. Check it out. Share your views about the digital world; cons andpros

A few weeks ago, when it was 94 degrees day after day, I put on a colourful Sydney dress and boarded a public bus in Fort Lauderdale. A Sydney dress is flowy, flippy, and swirly — very lightweight. I added a white necklace and some earrings. When I got on the bus, I sat in

Jenny, you figured out how to post. Hooray, You are the first reply post. Great. Share you info with the book club. Also, I have a terrific book recommendation. It is so good that I read it twice. And it tells a story then curls back onto itself to complete the cycle. The title is