by Marie Watts | Oct 21, 2024 | Blog
Comfort food always calls my name when I am anxious or unsettled. The presidential election has me wanting to grab everything that screams comfort and cram it down my mouth. Right now, I don’t care whether the grease clogs my arteries or makes me keel over from...
by Marie Watts | Oct 14, 2024 | Blog
For those of you who are unfamiliar with Waffle House, let me give an introduction. The company began in Georgia in 1955 when two neighbors decided to open a 24-7 sit-down restaurant for their friends and neighbors. Their goal was to provide the friendliest service in...
by Marie Watts | Oct 7, 2024 | Blog
My addled brain has been slow to recognize the proliferation of gaming phones. Who knew there was such a creature? The need for a more sophisticated phone follows the incessant demand for mobile gaming. GROWTH OF GAMING PHONES SOFTWARE The mobile gaming market has...
by Joan Fernandez | Sep 30, 2024 | Blog
I am pleased to share Joan Fernandez’ recent “Digging In” post about banned books, a topic close to my heart. You can learn more about her and her upcoming historical fiction novel, Saving Vincent, available for preorder, here. A LESSON IN GULLIBILITY I remember a...
by Marie Watts | Sep 23, 2024 | Blog
Haitian immigrants are not eating cats and dogs. Believe me. I repeat. They are not to be blamed for the neighborhood cats and dogs disappearing. Any card-carrying, flag-waving, blue-blooded, America-loving Boy or Girl Scout knows the truth. The neighbors’ cats and...
by Marie Watts | Sep 16, 2024 | Blog
Cleaning the house is not my favorite thing to do so I hire someone to take care of it. But my office, however, is another matter. My 500 sq. ft. oasis, several yards from my home, is not under contract. Why? Because I am frugal and can save money by cleaning it...
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