Take a break. Take a deep breath and just take a break. That’s exactly what I plan to do for the next ten days or so. I have thought about this a lot over the past few days and decided that that is exactly what Continue reading →
Monthly Archives: August 2023
The Haunted House of Hillman by Frank F. Weber
Another book review is up on the blog today with this fabulous true crime book by Minnesota author Frank F. Weber. I have read and reviewed a couple of his other books before and you can read those blog posts here and here. Author Frank Continue reading →
What the Heck is a Tea Infuser?
Tea ball. Tea strainer. Tea infuser. There are many names for a similar item and today on Teapot Tuesday I thought I would share a few of my own fun tea infusers. A tea infuser is an essential part of brewing loose tea which is Continue reading →
How Full is Your Bucket?
We visited Faith Memorial Chapel for the last time of the season due to our travel schedule. I must admit it made us both a little bit sad. It has been a wonderful summer retreat for us and one where we felt that we were Continue reading →
Samurai Armor at The High
When Ann and I went to Atlanta and visited the High Museum one of the most impressive exhibits on display was the Samurai: Armor from the Collection of Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller. This collection was massive and was only a small part of their collection Continue reading →
Maksim Turns Four!
Maksim turns four years old today and it is time to celebrate. This cat has brought us so much happiness – it is ridiculous. His antics keep us (and the internet) amused and I can’t imagine what we did before he arrived. Holly, on the Continue reading →
Would You Wear It?
When I was in Atlanta with Ann we did a bit of shopping on the way to the hotel. Of course we had to look at shoes because it’s us. Shoes stores are a part of any shopping trip. It is just the way it Continue reading →
Teapot Tuesday
I shared yesterday that I recently visited the High Museum in Atlanta and one of the things that I sought out was any teapot that they had included in any collection. There were quite a few and they were all different. Some were called “punch Continue reading →
Atlanta High
My BFF Ann and I spent a few days in Atlanta and one of the things we ticked off our to do list was to visit the High Museum of Art on Peachtree St NE. The great thing about museums is that they open the Continue reading →