The Great Burger Challenge Review: Denver – Round 2

If you recall, we left our heroines, trying to make their husbands step up to help be part of the planning process for social things – experiences – to share.That’s when blogging partners, Barb and Lee, devised a challenge. Something the husbands would be tricked into planning….and voila….The Great Burger Challenge was born. Barb is playing in Atlanta, and I’m play in Denver. When approached with “The Great Burger Challenge” my hubby was all for it. I explained that the […]

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Teaser Alert: Burger Challenge Round #2 – Wednesday in Denver!!!

Our Burger Challenge continues…. As you may recall, In an effort to get our husbands to own part of the planning process, my blogging partner and friend Barb, and I, devised a challenge. Our husbands think it’s about Burgers, but we know better. It’s really about tricking our husbands into planning something. So, our Secret training for Husbands: The Great Burger Challenge was born. Barb is playing in Atlanta, I’m playing in Denver. If you missed the the story behind “The Great Burger Challenge” […]

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The Atlanta Burger Challenge Review: Round #1

I think we may be on to something here. In an effort to get my husband to own part of the planning process…Okay, that sounds a little intimidating, [I'd settle for him making dinner reservations without a direct commandment from me...] I no longer dream of the trip planned by my husband and given to me as a surprise. I’d settle for dinner reservations. My blogging partner and friend, Lee and I, devised a challenge. Our husbands think it’s about […]

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Passion? Romance? Where for art thou…..?

Although I was raised Presbyterian, I haven’t stepped foot in a Presbyterian church since my niece was baptized 15 years ago. That was until this past Sunday. While the order of the service remained the same as the church I grew up in years ago and half way across the country, my mind drifted during yet another esoteric, mind numbing Presbyterian sermon.(Although I did get something out of the children’s lesson.) I wondered, why was I here, hoping against hope, […]