Romancing the Palate
Do you have a favorite place to dine for special occasions – or the menu for a romantic banquet to serve at home? What makes it romantic?
My husband and I would usually eat supper at home, but by the end of the week, teachers are tired. Going out was a treat no matter where we'd go, usually close to home in Wiggins or Fort Morgan. One local restaurant, Memories, is fun because of the decor. Click and check this out to see all the murals and collections displayed on the wall.
To me, romance was everyday life, doing ordinary things, laughing together, and thinking alike on many things, disagreeing on a few, working together, playing together, and sharing. Romance was loving and taking care of each other no matter what.
3 comments:
Hi Marilyn,
Thank so much for visiting my blog and leaving your kind words!
Snowdrops growing by the roadside would be so lovely to see. Thank you for sharinbg such a sweet memory with me. I am sorry about the passing of your husband. What you said is so true, romance is in the ordinary things, for those are what really matter!
Wishing us both spring so we can get our hands in the dirt!!
Bella
A beautiful perspective, Marilyn! Each day should indeed be treasured. I am so thankful for precious memories. They are what sometimes help to pull us through the hard times.
Hugs,
Liz
Marilyn...hope you got your package by now!
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