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Uncategorized Collards: A True Southern Delight with Pork of Course! Collards: A True Southern Delight with Pork of Course! Southerners love their greens.  A time-honored tradition in southern kitchens, greens have held an important place on the table for well over a century, and there is no other vegetable that is quite so unique to the region.  Greens are any sort of cabbage in which […]
Blog No Chemicals: The Road Less Traveled! No Chemicals: The Road Less Traveled!  Looking for ways to eliminate garden insect pests, without resorting to pesticides? Get our tips for controlling harmful garden bugs, no chemicals required. There’s no greater joy for a gardener than a plot full of perfect-looking flowers or vegetables. The problem is that many garden bugs use our flower […]
Blog Old McDonald had a Farm or was it a Farmette? Old McDonald had a Farm or was it a Farmette? A farmette is basically a smaller-scale farm — and is sometimes used interchangeably with “hobby farm.” It could be as small as an acre or it could be closer to 10 acres (though some definitions put the acreage significantly higher). So this can be very confusing. […]
Blog All in the Family: Pets All in the Family: Pets  So you have a new pet.  No matter, cat, dog, goat, pig, lama, whatever, we as humans give our pets names.  I am southern, so in the south we all have at least 3 names and 70% of the time go by 2 names example my sister in laws are […]
Blog To Be or Not To Be: Why Stand We Here Idle To Be or Not To Be: Why Stand We Here Idle  This famous speech of Patrick Henry, who was from Hanover County Virginia, at the Second Virginia Convention spoke these stirring words at the 1775 Virginia Convention, take a look back at the speech that included the famous line, “Give me liberty or give me death!” […]
Blog Let Me Take You Down To The Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel Let Me Take You Down To The Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel My first time I ever road on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel I was in my early 50s.  I made the trip by myself.  To say the least it was like an outer body experience. I was going over with a buyer to view […]
Blog IRIS: The Plant That Keeps on Giving IRIS: The Plant That Keeps on Giving I love the Iris plants, this flowering plant was also one of my mother’s favorite flowers. Some states even have an Iris Festival yearly. The one near me is in Richmond Va and it is a wonderful way to spend the day. So let’s talk Iris talk now. With many different […]
Blog You Waited a Decade to See this Bloom: But Oh That Smell! You Waited a Decade to See this Bloom: But Oh That Smell!  Not all Flowers smell wonderful when they bloom. They may be beautiful but the smell you may not like. Even if the flower is very rare. In previous years, corpse flower blooms have drawn large crowds and three-hour wait times. What makes this stinky flora […]
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Blog A Few Hearsay about Founding Mothers, Not Kidding! A Few Hearsay about Founding Mothers, Not kidding! We all can picture the Founding Fathers, gathered in Independence Hall in Philadelphia, debating what to do about tyrannical Britain, and finally signing their names onto the Declaration of Independence. But what about the Founding Mothers? Often the women of revolutionary America are entirely forgotten. But women […]
Blog May I introduce you to The Founding Mothers. May I introduce to you Founding Mothers The Founding Mothers, some of whom went on to become the inaugural First Ladies of the United States, set the precedent for future women. They assumed their role as hostess of the White House, encouraged their husbands to “remember the ladies”, established and grew businesses, and supported their […]
Blog Founding Leaders: Age Was Not A Factor Founding Leaders:  Age Was Not A Factor How old were the Founding Fathers when the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776? It’s a simple question—perhaps so basic that it’s been overlooked: How old were the leaders of the American Revolution? As it turns out, many Founding Fathers were younger than 40 years old in 1776, […]
Blog The Commonwealth of: What does this mean? The Commonwealth of:  What does this mean?  When I was in school, in 4th grade we were taught Virginia, history. It was never completely taught as to what the Commonwealth of Virginia actually meant.  Alter in high school and real estate school ass I was told was Virginia laws are based on English law so […]
Blog April Showers: A look at Virginia Events April Showers: A look at Virginia Events I know everyone is familiar with the saying “April Showers Bring May Flower”. April is the fourth month of the year in the Gregorian calendar, the fifth in the early Julian, the first of four months to have a length of 30 days, and the second of five […]
Blog To Prank Or Not To Prank: April Fools’ Day! To Prank Or Not To Prank: April Fools’ Day As a child or young adult, and maybe even a time or 2 now I loved April Fool’s Day and did my share of pranks. So I became interested in how this day started and why all over the world it is an unofficial day to prank. As […]
Blog The Elegant Jefferson Hotel, Richmond Virginia The Elegant Jefferson Hotel, Richmond Virginia  If one has not visited the Jefferson Hotel in Richmond, Virginia, then it must be put on your bucket list! It is truly breathtaking interior and exterior of this Grand Lady!  I have stayed at the Jefferson in the infamous Room #19. Room 19 is an upstairs room featuring […]
Blog Music of Early America What Was It? Music of Early America What was It?  What was Colonial or “Early American” music? Colonial music was not so much music written in America before the Revolution as it was music that was brought here and helped define the people who were to make a new country. Understanding the music that early Americans chose to […]
Blog “Beware of the Ides of March.” True or Fiction? “Beware the Ides of March.” Truth or Fiction: You’ve probably of heard the soothsayer’s warning to Julius Caesar in William Shakespeare’s play of the same name: “Beware the Ides of March.” Not only did Shakespeare’s words stick, they branded the phrase-and the date, March 15-with a dark and gloomy connotation. It’s likely that many people […]
Blog March History in Beautiful Virginia March History in Beautiful Virginia The old saying “March Roars in like a Lion it will go out like a Lamb”, was an old wives saying my grandparents use to say all the time. Well, this started my thinking about the historic events that happened in the month of March here in Virginia, which I found […]
Blog The Mother State of Presidents: Virginia! The Mother State of Presidents: Virginia! Historically, Virginia has been the most common birthplace of U.S. presidents, with eight in total; although seven of these were born in the 1700s, and Woodrow Wilson is the most recent Virginian to have been elected president, in 1912. Depending on how you calculate things, several different states can […]
Blog Heart of My Heart…Valentine’s Day! Heart of My Heart ….. Valentine’s Day I love Valentine’s Day! When I was in Electuary School, we use to make Valentine mail boxes to get cards. It was always a big deal to see who received the most cards. Homemade or store bought it did not matter. Some cards we even used decorated paper bags for out cards […]

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