Hi there. Happy New Year to you. It’s been a while since I’ve posted here and I’ve missed you. I just needed a little break so I could spend time with family and friends. As much as I enjoy every second I spend on this blog, and all of my friends out there in Internet world, the holidays became so jammed packed with travel, eating, drinking and visiting that I didn’t want to miss a second of it because I needed to write a post. Aside from my real work, I was determined to spend as little time on my laptop as possible.
But I’m back with new things to share. Even some photos from my past few weeks. I’m not in Nashville as the first photo might suggest, but I was over the holidays. The last time I was in Tennessee was 2 years ago. Once I stepped off the plane, I was immediately hit with how much I miss this state. I miss my family, my friends, the home cookin’ and even the humidity.
Southern Bred – hands down best Southern spot for meat and 2. I’ve heard the chicken and dumplings are also delish.
Meat and 2 at Southern Bred. The beginnings of my holiday gluttony.
On our way out of town Jevan and I stopped to pick up wine for Christmas dinner (I happened to grow up in a dry county – and believe it or not, it’s still a dry county). I came across the Hatch Show Print wine bottles and remembered they were out of Nashville. We looked up their location and made quick a detour to check out the shop, fingers crossed they would be open. If you haven’t heard of Hatch Show Print, you might remember them from last summer’s Anthropologie catalog. Even more impressive is their history. Hatch has been in the letterpress business since 1879, making posters for everyone from Johnny Cash to the White Stripes. Tucked among all the Honky Tonk bars and shops selling cowboys boots lies Hatch Show Print, a great little piece of inspiration.
Hatch Show Prints wine labels
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We were so happy to have you visit!
Hope you guys had a great time!