Love… One Sip At A Time // A Valentine Tea Party
I started hosting tea parties in an older home propped as pretty as you please on the corner of a quiet street. A family of four in a two-bedroom, one-bath home made for a tight fit, and tea parties felt downright snug, but no one would change a thing. Some teas were scripture-based, and others celebrated holidays, but every time, the room filled with the scent of scones, floral tea, and...
A Morning in the Park
Go Zach! Pom-poms were left at home but we cheered on our youngest son this morning during the Spinx Run Fest held in beautiful downtown Greenville, SC. Zach’s in the yellow t and red shorts. We liked how easy he was to spot in the crowd. Sarah, baby Piper, Ashley, and Patrick led the cheers. Brian and I are thankful for the special friendships that both boys developed while in college....
Lesson Learned From One Spoiled Lhasa
I know you want this, but you can’t have it. It’s not good for you. To Rupert, however, everything about it was right: It looked good. It smelled good.It was edible. Everybody else was eating it. How do you reason with an eight-year old Lhasa Apso? After all, I know what’s best for him even when he doesn’t understand. He simply needs to trust me. While spouting these words of...
We’re Baaaaack!
Things Learned During Our Weekend Getaway: When surprising the hubby with a “Happy Anniversary” script instead of the standard “Happy Birthday, Cathy” on the cake, be sure to first alert the clerk at the bakery when he’s present for the pick-up. The surprise fizzled quickly. If there are specific things that would enhance your vacation, say — space,...
