04 Jul July 4th: Scrambled Eggs & Grits
It’s the Fourth of July and I must do a quick post. I’m in a hurry, trying to get to the Peachtree Road Race with my sons. We’ll watch it...
City Walks Tag
02 Jul Finding An Apartment in Paris
Being a bit of a Mrs. Kravitz, I love peeking inside people’s homes. Open Houses, ahhh! I have an obsession when it comes to architecture and interior design, even paint...
01 Jul Gotta Get Out of the Boat, Face My Fears
[blogcount num=60] A debilitating fear has set in. I've talked about this 30-day trip to Paris now for over a year. I've saved the money. Now that it's time to book...
21 Jun Shakespeare & Company: a Literary Sanctuary in Paris
“In Germany the most important creative social status is given to the musician. In Italy it’s the painter. Who’s the most important creator in France? It’s the writer," writes Elaine...
16 Jun Eating Fresh in NYC & Paris
Midlifebloggers.com is featuring my 30-trek through New York City. It's bringing back a lot of wonderful memories for me. A recent comment left by one New Yorker spurred me to look...
22 Apr Atlanta Beltline Mile 1: What’s Underneath?
In the 30 years I’ve lived in Atlanta, I’ve passed over this bridge dozens of times, never once considering what lies below. I can’t say where the bridge is because...
16 Apr The Atlanta Beltline : 22 stories around 22 miles
A little over a year ago nine enraged women came into my life. I had met only one of them, Julie. The other eight were total strangers. Today I consider these...
04 Apr A Taste of New Orleans
I woke up hungry for the Shrimp & Grits from Ste. Marie's. Yep, for breakfast. My mind immediately went to the meal I'd enjoyed just a few weeks ago at Ste....
28 Mar Dear New Orleans
Our last evening in New Orleans was one I'll never forget. Not only did we dine in the home of Grammy Award winning trumpeter, Irvin Mayfield, but we also had the...