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Last night Jake and I went out for a “just the two of us” dinner. Jake wanted to stay closeby, … Continue reading bourre southern bistro
Last night Jake and I went out for a “just the two of us” dinner. Jake wanted to stay closeby, … Continue reading bourre southern bistro
We left for Portland on a Wednesday and we still needed a little bit of lunch for our bellies. Jake … Continue reading coops west texas bbq
Taking a little break from the travel posts to write about a place Jake and I went to last week … Continue reading revisit to bud’s louisiana cafe / kearny mesa – san diego, ca
To end our first full day in Tampa, Chris let me choose the restaurant. Ain’t he nice? After the breakfast … Continue reading rush hour chicken and waffles / st. petersburg, fl
Last night was the first night I had a real meal for dinner since last Thursday. After a few nights … Continue reading [recipe] shrimp and asparagus with cheesy grits
It’s no longer a secret that I like Civil War stuff.
Well, it was never really a secret to begin with. But it’s kind of one of those things I’m shy to share about myself – seems like kind of a nerdy, geeky thing to like. I’m a nerdy, geeky kind of girl though. History is neat.
[signs to camps]
The Civil War Reenactment in Huntington Beach, CA is a very impressive event to attend. There’s two separate camps, a small town called Reedsberg and an impressive battle filled with troops and lots of canon fire. There’s also tons of people to talk to who are more than happy to share a little bit of history and knowledge with you.
I just love walking around the camps, seeing the uniforms and getting a feel for the place.
[the confederate camp tents]
There were people set up and cooking and people just doing their “day to day” thing within the camps.
[the undertaker was in]
We also visited the undertaker.
[my poor baby, ready for viewing]
Jake stuffed himself in a coffin and I photographed it. I refused to get in myself. But I’ll happily take photos of others in the coffin.
[more tents in the confederate camp]
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Recently I was invited to try out the new menu at the Crossroads restaurant inside of the House of Blues … Continue reading crossroads at the house of blues / downtown – san diego, ca
This week’s Tasty Thing in Life: Cornbread! I’m semi-reluctant about posting about this cornbread because it’s not always consistent here … Continue reading the tasty things in life: fresh cornbread from crispy fried chicken
Over President’s Day Weekend, Jake and I took the kids on a little road trip out to Barstow – the … Continue reading johnny rebs’ / trip to calico ghost town | victorville, ca
Update: This restaurant is now closed. Annie Belle’s “Famous” Wings & Greens is a local restaurant serving up Southern soul … Continue reading annie belle’s “famous” wings & greens | rolando / san diego, ca
Bud’s Louisiana Cafe is a Cajun/Creole restaurant nestled into a little spot in Tierrasanta. From the outside it looks like … Continue reading bud’s louisiana cafe / tierrasanta – san diego, ca