Showing posts with label grits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grits. Show all posts

Monday, August 22, 2011

Breakfast in Bed

Who wants to go to work on a Monday? Wouldn't it be nice if you could sleep in and start your day as late as you want? 
Years ago my now husband treated me to breakfast in bed. He made shrimp hash and eggs over heart shaped toast. 
Now that's a way to win a girl's heart! (Bonus points for catching the shrimp) Those were the good ole days.
Below are some things I would wish for on a sleepy morning. What elements would you incorporate into a lazy day? 




Thursday, July 28, 2011

Transfer of Grace


Transfer of Grace  is one of my favorite books of images from the Lowcountry. More moving than the photos are the words that accompany them.  The book speaks of this area and how it has been passed onto us. The land is shared with people, animals and weather. This area is ever changing... we should sit back and enjoy the area whenever possible.

My favorite quote from the book is: "The Lowcountry used to be a slow country. Its uniqueness depended on a certian pace, a lilt to life. Dogs could nap on dirt roads; grits weren't instant; conversations weren't measured in cell phone minutes. Killing time was never wasting time."