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An Intimate Christmas Eve Celebration That Never Gets Old
“Friends are the family we choose for ourselves.” A wise woman named Edna Buchanan coined those insightful words that many of us have come to live by. It is an especially ...Read More
The Long & Short of It
I started debating what to do as Halloween approached. For the first time in my life, I find myself truly living alone. As my son bid farewell – this time ...Read More
The Choo Choo Barn
While The Choo Choo Barn in Strasburg officially opened in 1961, its story begins in 1945, when George Groff, freshly home from World War II, bought his oldest son, Gary, ...Read More
Coffee, Casual Fare & More
Offering a unique blend of craft coffee and artisan food, the Speckled Hen, which opened in July 2015, has become the go-to place in Strasburg for breakfast, lunch, dinner and ...Read More
Reinventing Christmas Traditions
The holidays are filled with traditions. Sometimes traditions need to change. As families grow and shrink, regular customs can be lost, forgotten or just unnecessary. I thought about starting some ...Read More
Gifts for the Gardener
It’s that time of the year when we can take a break from our gardening chores. However, if you subscribe to the notion that a gardener’s work is never done, ...Read More
Merry Christmas …
Many of today’s holiday traditions are rooted in the Victorian era. Greeting cards, handmade ornaments, feather trees and more can trace their beginnings to the 19th century. Jeanne Fisher never does ...Read More
And a Hip New Year
The ‘60s were a time of dramatic change. A young, dynamic president took office. The racial divide took center stage. A man landed on the moon. War was being waged ...Read More
Foodie Flashback
We’re going back in time to December 2006, when Chef Bill Scepansky provided advice and recipes for hosting a holiday party. Ten years later, shooters, grilled cheese, martinis and mojitos ...Read More- « Previous Page
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