The Girl Scout Headquarters and Thin Mint Cookies
I saved my Brownie and Girl Scout uniforms plus the books and decided to go down memory lane from years ago. I can’t believe I was small enough to wear the uniforms! I remembered the days of selling Girl Scout cookies. I’d go door to door selling cookies and not stop until I sold them...
Celebrate Bastille Day with Macarons at Savannah’s Café M French Cafe
Aromas of warm butter and standing tall baguettes greeted me as I entered the river front French bistro Café M in Savannah. In this southern town known for its hospitality and low country cooking, the café combines the charming qualities of the South in a French manner. Located over a foot bridge and with an...
Savannah’s culture in our lives
Before Title IX and many social movements to allow girls into sports and other activities, there was Girl Scouts. I stumbled on GS founder’s Juliette Gordon Low’s birth place in Savannah and had to pay tribute to this woman who had a part in my life as a Girl Scout. I still have the handbook...
