I’m not a big fan of whiskey, but I am a fan of touring historical places and learning new things. So if I happen to visit a historical landmark where they also serve whiskey then I’m down with liking whiskey for the day. I was all ready to tour, learn and taste on a recent trip to the Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, TN, but instead I spent the whole time chasing a small child and the closest taste I got to a taste was from inhaling the vapors from the charcoal distilling process through my mouth. (more on that…
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Before becoming parents, my husband and I used to go out to dinner a lot. We would usually sit at the bar and spend several hours drinking wine and eating appetizers for meals. We rarely sat at a table and would just enjoy the experience of sampling food, drinking and chatting with ourselves, the bartenders and neighboring bar patrons. We were “regulars” at some places where they knew our names and favorite drinks. Flash forward to us having a child. Now no more bar for us- we need a table that can fit a highchair. And I should probably apologize…