Originally posted on Barak Kitchen:
HummusHummus is a very delicious, healthy, high in protein vegan dip that is very popular in Middle east and Mediterranean region. It?is a?dip or?spread?made from cooked, mashed?chickpeas, sesame seed paste, olive oil and garlic. ?I am sharing a hummus recipe where I added some blanched frozen green peas to make…
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Final Thoughts On My First Bloggtober Experience. YIKES!
Not sure how all of the other bloggers enjoyed the month of October, but for me it seemed to steal my joy. I felt like I was under a lot of stress and pressure to develop a post of good quality daily when that is not my usual process. Yes it did force me to…
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My Top 5 Suggestions for High Falls State Park
Get your ass up and get out early. The park can get crowded quickly, especially near the most picturesque locations. The park opens at 7, parking is 5 dollars which includes entry to any other national park in close proximity for the day. Pay attention to the signs posted regarding safety, especially if you are…
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A Lesson in Life and Death
Many days I stress over my lack of experience as a photographer, I want my pictures to be perfect. I want pictures that transport my viewers, readers, followers, family and friends to locations they may never get the opportunity to experience. If they do, I want them to feel the love of the location that…
Read MoreThe Mayor, The Dentist and The Slave
One of my favorite spots is the site that Maynard Jackson rests peacefully. The first African American Mayor of Atlanta sits surrounded by shade,a perfect spot to rehydrate and give thanks for his work and dedication to the community đź’• Dr. Roderick Badger, born a slave and learned the art of dentistry from his master…
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Slave Square
First things first, grab a map of the grounds at the gift shop. The cemetery sits on 48 acres of land and holds some 70,000 souls. If you are anything like me, you will find reading the information on the graves most interesting, but knowing who is buried where is just as important if you…
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Historic Oakland Cemetery
How we honor the dead may differ based on ethnicity, culture and religion. One thing remains the same, we are all equals in death. Take a trip with me this week as I explore the lives of those that were pioneers in the city of Atlanta, through the graves of those buried at Historic Oakland…
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Blogtober Update
Blogtober seemed like a great challenge for the month of October and lots of fun. Being a person who is organized at times to a fault, I stress over planning everything and struggle with displaying perfection. I seemed to be on track to meet my goal until this week. I had pictures and short posts…
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Lakes and Loves
Hidden from the naked eye, Lake Peachtree opens along highway 54 in Peachtree City. This area has become the home of Pinewood Studios and a celebrated carefree way of life being a golf-cart community. As you visit, pay close attention to the design of the roads and additional paths designed for walkers and golf-card drivers.…
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Spots of Serenity
As I continue this challenge for the month of October, this week I will share the spots across the metro area that provide serenity. We all have places where we spend time reflecting, recharging and restoring our sanity. The beach is my saving grace, but since I’m 3 hours away from Savanna, the serene calm…
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Two Urban Licks
Looking for somewhere trendy and chic on a Saturday night to hear the blues, and have a stiff drink? Two Urban Licks in Atlanta can fulfill that desire with a diverse menu that’s as hot as the decor. I usually enjoy a Moscow Mule, and the Salmon Chips. If you aren’t a salmon lover after…
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Dine Alone and Love It
And why shouldn’t you? Why should you be ashamed to enjoy a meal alone and in the company of yourself? You shouldn’t! Yes the world would like for you to believe that everyone is in a relationship, out enjoying dinner while you dine alone like a rejected teen. Take a minute and observe couples in…
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