What joy it was to get out to the beach at St. Augustine today. Of course, we made our usual stop at Zhanra’s for a scrummy breakfast. If you haven’t yet tried their Sunday Brunch it’s time to treat yourself. An incredible buffet of cooked-to-order omelet anyway you want it, quiche, scrambled eggs (plain or dressed up), apple wood smoked sausages and bacon, chorizo soup or gumbo or cheese grits. (I don’t like grits, but these are to die for!!) Then there are fresh biscuits and sausage gravy, and home-made fries. And that’s just the cooked section. Turn the corner . . . → Read More: Self Nurturing: Enjoying the Labyrinth at the Beach
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I have already mentioned in another posting, Self Nurturing- GrillSmith Of Tampa, FL, that I really appreciate good food. I think the preparation of food is an art of its own. Good cooking is definitely a God-given talent. The skillful combination of the flavors, the colors, and the textures of different kinds of food along with the pleasing presentation to the client is as creative as painting a picture. So just imagine blending these two creative arts together! In the past couple of months I’ve established a new routine for myself that brings me much joy. On the first . . . → Read More: Self Nurturing: Creative Surroundings  Leave a comment  All Posts, Florida, Self Nurturing  Anastasia Island, art, breakfast, Bridge of Lions, brunch, creative, eclectic, experience, food, God, gods, gumbo, Harley, joy, labyrinth, meditation, Michael W. Smith, music, quiche, restaurant, soul, St. Augustine, Steven Curtis Chapman, talent, Zhanra's I haven’t written anything for about a week now. I guess it would be truer to say that I have not been able to write anything during this time. Some people call this “writer’s block”. I like to think that my Muse needs a rest or a vacation now and then. There are several different schools of thought on this matter. There are those who think that if you are a writer (or painter, or any other type of creative person), you should just blast through the block, force yourself to write something (or paint, or whatever), get something going. . . . → Read More: Musings: The Evasive Muse |
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