Throwback Thursday! Posts You Should Read This Week

It’s a reality that  all us bloggers struggle with: we pour our heart and soul into each post, taking the time to plan, photograph and carefully craft something that our readers will enjoy.  While some posts take longer than others, but they’re all a labor of love.  But fast-forward six months, and most of them have gone to the dusty archive where old posts go to die.  So on Throwback Thursdays, I will go up into the attic in search of old treasures, whether they be tasty recipes or timely sentiments, that deserve to be dusted off and put back on display.

Cape Cod Family Traditions and Corn Husked Flounder.  Growing up, when I thought summer I thought Cape Cod.  And this is one of my favorite posts, because it rekindles the fondest of memories.

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To Fathers.  With Father’s Day quickly approaching, I want to revisit this post I wrote a few years back on just how lucky I am to have three awesome Dads in my life.  I’m frequently reminded of my fortune in this regard.  Last week I was especially lucky, getting to spend my birthday with two of them!

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Seersucker Oats Summer has hit D.C. with a vengeance!  Seriously, it’s felt like I’ve been swimming to work this week, humid enough to make me claustrophobic.  And this reminds me that I should totally make these oats for tomorrow.

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The Engagement. This post dates back to before I even started this blog!  (I imported a number of posts I had written for family and friends as we planned our wedding).  But Friday was the five year anniversary of Courtney and my engagement!  And since we will be hitting up Bark Ball again this year, I thought it might be fun to reminisce.

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Johanna

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