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Savannah Side Quest: Tybee or not Tybee

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Ah yes, the beach. It was either warm or cold.

But temperature alone is no deterrent. In fact there may not be a deterrent.

This video above should be viewed while humming Bolero.

Of course no side quest to tybee (or not tybee) is complete without a visit to bubba gumbo.

Here you will find a line of locals at happy hour happy to wait for a sticky table and most any kind of fresh deep fried seafood. We taught them to make Zombies, and we bet that next time we go there everyone will be drinking them. Here we met a very dynamic and zany woman (about which more on our next quest to the African Art Museum).

Savannah Side Quest: The SCAD Experience

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Really the only way to experience the experience is to have faculty privileges. Or maybe mushrooms would be fun.

SCAD is distributed all over. This makes Savannah extra special. Kind of like hot sauce on eggs.

The two queens.

Party Animal Welcomes in 2025

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We may have had a sedate NYE to ring in 2025, but others did not. They are too wild for us.

Romey says, “cheers mom!”

NYE 2025 is for Blinis

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When you want that, you have to do this. (Recipe here.)

And then this.

Which makes for a quiet but delicious New Years celebration. We’re saving up our energy for 5/25/25.

Cheers!

Maybe Destroys Books

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Bad dog.  Usually great dog but with a bad habit of destroying NYer magazines (too woke for her?  Is she a Republican?  Horrors.) and/or books from the book pile.  She does it when she is mad at us for leaving her home.

While we were here…

Maybeline was doing this…

What?!

Soup’s On

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One guess who likes vegetarian minestrone! It’s not maybe.

Delicious and really easy.

Brine That Bird

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This year we perfected the brining operation using Thomas Keller’s recipe from the French Laundry. 48 hours lead time is worth it.

Look at that bird! Crispy on the outside and tender and juicy inside.

We also made cranberry sauce.

And stuffing with fresh chestnuts and dried cherries.

And pies

Then came the family and the feast.

The licking of the beater was the best part!

 

St. Stephen’s Green: A Welcome Respite

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When you are filled to the brim with people, visit the green and let it all back out.

Blue Rider at the Tate: Kandinsky Front and Center

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Sometimes people ask why I like Kandinsky so much. Just look. Tate Modern, London:Expressionists Kandinsky, Münter and The Blue Rider.

Refactoring the Living Room

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It was a slippery slope from cleaning out the bar to a complete refactor of the living room.

Next came removing furniture, swapping couches, and re-imagining the art.

Couch shopping?!

New couch, new location.

Then came some shelves, replacing the mirror.

And a new TV mount, which accidentally caused a new TV (don’t even ask).

Then the new Romey approved color scheme. Which meant moving all of the glasses.

And all of the furniture.

This became that. And all the sudden everything was complete.

The new living room is somehow twice as big and is way more comfortable.

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