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Why do they call Labor Day the end of Summer? It’s actually 20 days before the end of summer! Maybe because it’s the last big Holiday before Fall? As for me, I can’t wait for Fall in all its Pumpkin Spice glory. A columnist for the Miami Herald talked about
So last Sunday, I was anticipating the arrival of Wyatt and Phoenix, who were to be dropped off by their other grandmother, Lela (short for Abela) that night, through torrential rains. I made a trip to Five Below to stock up on goodies for the Treasure Chest. The Treasure Chest
Oh, it’s raining again. Oh no, my loves at an end. Oh no, it’s raining again, And you know it’s hard to pretend. Supertramp If you live in Miami, you know it rained constantly last week. We dodged it, trying to get our “free” hot dogs at Riviera on Monday
I’ve learned a couple essential facts these past few months. One, if you leave water balloons your grandson threw sitting on your patio deck, they will stick like glue and not be able to be removed, even with a pressure cleaner. Two, if you build a Zen garden, they will
Fall is here, even in Miami, although you wouldn’t know it with the 80+ degree weather situation and constant rainfall. Somedays, however, there is the slight tinge of Fall in the air to remind us of the season. I have taken to sprinkling a little Pumpkin Spice in my steamed
It seems as if restaurants in Miami just opened, but now, due to the soaring rise of COVID cases, Mayor Gimenez has closed restaurants, along with gyms, fitness centers and short-term rentals. He’s doing it to ensure hospitals don’t get filled to capacity. Apparently the Covid culprits are 18 to
A former Air Florida flight attendant and daughter of a pilot, I love traveling, cooking and entertaining. Whether exploring Miami’s newest hot spots, visiting old favorites or discovering hidden gems, I’m always up for an eating adventure. My Foodie in Miami website shares personal essays, recipes, restaurant news and reviews, as well as views from my tropical garden.