I am a latecomer to the grits eating scene. It always sounded dirty or like industrial waste, so I never sought them out. My mom, Aunt E and Grandma Price did not serve grits, so it just wasn’t part of my food past. Even now, I don’t often order grits. For me, they have… Read More
Author: Kayla Price
It is That Time of Year
No, it’s not tax time, Christmas time, or time to seal the stone surfaces at your house. It IS time to put away your white shoes, pants, etc. until next year…or is it? If you regularly read my blog, you know that I am a rule-following traditionalist. My mother taught me that bright white (as… Read More
Have a Safe and Enjoyable Labor Day!
As many of us enjoy a long, end-of-summer holiday weekend, let’s not forget our friends and family who still must work on Labor Day. And, aren’t we thankful that fire, police, hospital, restaurant, gas station personnel are all still working to make our weekends safe and enjoyable. I don’t really feel like my work is… Read More
Hats Off to You
My father was well-known in our community for wearing a hat while out and about. In the pasture, he would don a Stetson, but around town he chose to wear a fedora. It was so much a part of his image, that he asked that when he passed away, his fedora be placed in the… Read More