They sell waffles, not pancakes, and unless a disaster is looming that prevents it, they sell them 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The bright yellow Waffle House sign has been beckoning customers to come in to experience tasty food and to interact with employees whose mission it is to provide good and friendly customer service since they opened on Labor Day, 1955. The … [Read more...] about The Wonderful Waffle House
A Different Kind of Blessing
When I was 17 years old, I graduated from High School, which was across the street from my home in Dekalb County. I took a job with crazy hours in downtown Atlanta as a telephone operator (I was maybe the only operator with a hearing problem, for which I must have held the daily record as the operator most cussed out … but that’s a story for another day). My schedule varied … [Read more...] about A Different Kind of Blessing
Julie Roberts in “Something To Talk About”
I just settled back and thoroughly enjoyed a rerun of the 1995 movie,” Something to Talk About.” The star is Smyrna, Georgia-born actress Julia Fiona Roberts. I have to admit Julia Roberts is one of my favorite actresses, no matter how outrageous or unsuccessful the movie. But this one has everything I love, beautiful Southern scenery, my kind of music, and a funny jab at … [Read more...] about Julie Roberts in “Something To Talk About”
Boiling Eggs Isn’t Always as Easy as It Looks, Plus Two Great Recipes
The earliest recorded recipe was found in Britain and dates to 6000 BCE (BC). Nettle pudding calls for milk, eggs, and nettles. On the web, I found out nettles are high in vitamin C, good steeped as tea, and are excellent natural laxatives. Sounds yummy and refreshing! Good recipes are treasures. Even though I can go online and search for any recipe I could ever want to … [Read more...] about Boiling Eggs Isn’t Always as Easy as It Looks, Plus Two Great Recipes
Jim Williams and Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
If you have ever visited or enjoyed pictures of Savannah, Georgia, you may remember the beautiful iconic fountain in Forsyth Park, the multi-cultural architecture surrounding the park, Bonaventure Cemetery or the beautiful park-like squares in the center of old Savannah. Savannah was, and still is, a marvelous presentation of history, diverse cultures, and amazing cuisines. … [Read more...] about Jim Williams and Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
