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***Updated 4/29/23*** I've been thinking lately about what brings me joy. We all go through trials in our lives and I believe that during the struggle we can find a blessing and joy. Here are a few things that bring me JOY: My Lord as Savior is the foremost JOY in my life. If it wasn't for him giving me life and victory to fight the good fight, I don't know where I'd be today. Thank you, Lord!! My husband Jay, is my greatest earthly joy. He makes me laugh at the dumbest things and he keeps me grounded. He's a wonderful father, grandfather, and provider and he's the love of my life. I'm glad he found me! My children are a blessing and a joy, no matter how old they are, they will always be my babies. My grandchildren are just the icing on the cake with a big old JOY on top. I love them to the moon and back. What's the saying, "If I had known grandchildren were this much fun I would have had them first". My dog Baxter is a wo

Sassy Silver Sisters Review Panera Bread  Culpeper, VA YUMMY!! YUMMY!! YUMMY!! We recently had the chance to go to a restaurant for our yearly sister birthday lunch! Cathy picked Panera Bread. This particular one is located in Culpeper, VA.  (If you are ever in Culpeper, VA, stop by and have a wonderful lunch!) http://locations.panerabread.com/va/culpeper/15241-creativity-drive.html We had a good time and even took video of our review--- soooo-- watch the video and see what we think !! Thanks for following us and if you haven't already subscribed to our  Facebook  page and   YouTube  channel, we encourage you to subscribe so you don't miss our posts and videos! Keep us in your feeds by  LIKING, COMMENTING + SHARING! Cathy, Rhonda & Kelly Follow us on  Facebook Follow us on  Twitter   Follow us on  YouTube   Follow us on  Instagram Cathy  --- Likes to sell on eBay -- auction finds an

                                          Front Porch Market & Grill                                                                    6483 Main Street  The Plains, VA                                                                            http://frontporchtheplains.com/                                                                Centered on Virginia Route 55 (John Marshall Highway) and Virginia Route 245 (Old Tavern Road)                                                                    The historic railroad house has undergone an extensive renovation in 2015 - and is now transformed into a restaurant emphasizing fresh and local ingredients with a market featuring unique treasures.                                                  On  Monday , 11/23/15 , we celebrated Rhonda's birthday by going to a place of her choice to eat lunch.   She chose the Front  Porch Market and Grill because she heard it was new and others had enjoye

HAPPY BIRTHDAY CATHY  to the oldest of the three of us!! We sisters always get together for our birthdays by going out for lunch. This month happens to be Cathy's birthday and she picked the Black Bear Bistro in Warrenton, Virginia. Old Town Warrenton is a quaint little town with lots of charm. Upon entering the Black Bear Bistro we noticed right away they had a terrace we could eat our lunch on this beautiful fall day. The waitress told us we could chose anywhere we would like to sit and of course, in SSS fashion we sat down, ordered our drinks and then decided to change tables. Our waitress was gracious and said, "by all means sit where you are most comfortable". At this point during the lunch hour, there weren't many people dining, so we had our pick of tables. We girls decided, after looking at the menu and hearing the special of the day which was a personal pan brick oven pizza with side salad,  that we would pick from their brick oven pizzas. Cathy

We will soon be having our traditional Sister Lunches ! I am excited to visit new places and try their food and service !! Watch for October Lunch -- may even video a little of the place we decide to go !!

One of the restaurants we visited on our Sisters Weekend in Roanoke, Virginia was The Fork in the Alley . Cool little spot for lunch or dinner. Although, it's not easy to find because it’s tucked into an alley next to a 7-11 and isn't where you would expect a restaurant. It's nestled on Crystal Spring Ave. in Roanoke.  Fork in the Alley We arrived there mid-afternoon on a Saturday and it was busy. There isn’t a ton of parking as the only parking is along the street. We had to go around the block just to find the FITA but we did and found a parking space fairly close. The ambience is quirky and fun. We were seated fairly quickly. The menu is pretty basic. We decided to order a Hawaiian Brick Oven Pizza. It was big and tasty. Our waitress was attentive and kind. All in all a good restaurant to visit and would probably go again when I'm in Roanoke just to try their burgers. This bench is outside the restaurant and if you look close you can see their logo.

Hi everyone! Welcome to our blog. We trying this blogging thing out and hope to inform you and maybe even give you a chuckle now and then. Cathy has already given her two cents of the FoodE restaurant in Fredericksburg, VA. I'm going to way in with my review. When we first arrived around 11:40am on a Friday, we traveled down this alley that was decorated with hanging bottles filled with what looked like glow liquid, I'm sure it would look cool when dining in the evening. There were tables decked out with faux grass and artwork of Virginia with moss, oh and a antique bicycle covered in moss. I just thought that was out of this world creative. The kitchen is upstairs so when you arrive you see people coming from the entrance and going up the stairs with dishes and some coming down the stairs with food. It seemed a little dangerous to me but I guess it's working for them. We entered the restaurant and the gracious young women working gave us each a paper menu and