About six years ago right after my daughter got married I went with a group of girlfriends to Paris to celebrate our friend’s 50th birthday. We had a lovely time soaking in all that is Paris from the art to the wine to the cheese to the markets. One particular day while shopping in an outdoor…
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Melinda Little is a native Houstonian and 6th generation Texan. She loves her family, traveling, photography, writing, cooking and her little dogs, Lucy and Lanie. She counts herself lucky to have a few very good friends. She is over the moon in love with her first grandchild, Vivienne and excited to meet her twin granddaughters later this fall. She is an avid college football fan who cheers loudly and often for the University of Houston Cougars and Texas Longhorns. She is proud to be the wife of attorney, turned author Russell Little and mom to Katie, Will and David and super fan of her son-in-law, Patrick.
A Little Journey – Morocco
This year I bought a real camera. Not the newest version of the iPhone, but a real camera – one with a base and the ability to change lenses depending on the photographic circumstance. One that allows me to adjust the focus and light and shutter speed. It also also has a video function. I…
Deserted Island & Hungry Tarpon in the Upper Keys
Love this blog and vlog of this couple who until recently travelled the country in an RV and are now travelling the world – or will be soon – via a sailboat. Great photography and fun story. enjoy! We sail to Indian Key, a deserted, tropical island with a free mooring and dinghy dock. This…
Less Stuff, but Lots Happier.
I just finished reading The Happiness Project by Gretchen Ruben. I’m a little late to the party since this was published in 2009, but it is a great book and if you have not already read it I highly recommend it. In reading it I realized I have spent the last year of my life on my…
Great Blog Review by Michelle Novak on the book, “Three Squares: The Invention of the American Meal” by Abigail Carroll
I can’t wait to read this one. It is the history of American meals from the times of colonist all the way to today. Check out her blog – great photos and insights into this book. … Source: Great Blog Review by Michelle Novak on the book, “Three Squares: The Invention of the American Meal”…
Great Blog Review by Michelle Novak on the book, “Three Squares: The Invention of the American Meal” by Abigail Carroll
I can’t wait to read this one. It is the history of American meals from the times of colonist all the way to today. Check out her blog – great photos and insights into this book. I’ve just finished reading Three Squares: The Invention of the American Meal by Abigail Carroll and found it…
I heard you were awesome so I baked a cake!
Growing up in the south, food was such a big part of our lives. Holidays, birthdays, Sundays or any celebration like good grades on a report card or Wednesday, always centered around food and the end of every good feast, the dessert. As a kid I remember the women in our family would begin planning for…
Is it November 8 yet?
I promise you this is not going to be an ongoing political blog, but in full disclosure I was a political operative working for state, local and federal candidates back in the 90’s and early 2000’s. I don’t know about you, but I am ready for the 2016 election cycle to be over. When I was…
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