Monthly Archives: November 2010
Book review: ‘Dating Mr. December’ by Phillipa Ashley
Emma Tremayne arrives in Bannerdale, a quaint town in the English countryside, after a disastrous break-up — and has plenty of her own baggage from the exchange. But ever the consummate PR professional, Emma accepts a new job and finds … Continue reading
Filed under 3-star reads, book reviews
Get a holiday card from Meg!
As we’ve discussed before, I’m big on mail. I’ll give total credit for this to my grandmother, with whom I still write letters and pour through old handwritten notes. She recently shared with me letters my great-grandfather wrote to my … Continue reading
Filed under misc.
Serving up a little Waldorf salad for the holidays
Growing up, I used to get really excited when someone would mention “Waldorf salad,” that creamy, delicious and fruity concoction that was a staple on the buffet where my family would often go for dinner. Growing up in Waldorf, Md., … Continue reading
Filed under food & drink, recipes
Book review: ‘Brava, Valentine’ by Adriana Trigiani
After her beloved grandmother upends their lives by marrying her longtime love in Tuscany, Valentine Roncalli returns to New York City with a heavy heart. Though happy Teodora has fallen in love all over again with Dominic, she’s anxious about … Continue reading
Filed under 4-star reads, book reviews
Meeting Hanson, my idols — and how I lived to blog about it
You know, I fancy myself a sophisticated woman. I talk easily with most people and feel reasonably comfortable networking. I have a full-time job, write religiously and am devoted to my family and friends. Though I might not be the … Continue reading
Filed under out and about
