E. L. Lane Writer

Contents are more delicious than you expect . After our two-hour spa retreat and lunch in Coral Springs, and our stay at a hotel in Fort Lauderdale , we head back to Miami. But before picking up our toddler from grandma and grandpa’s house, we decide to make a quick stop for a snack at Honeybee Doughnuts . There was a line, so I read the menu patiently and tried not to drool. They serve special doughnuts (not on the menu) that are available only certain days of the week. It’s almost my turn and I notice that they have two Fruity Pebbles doughnuts left, and I intend on ordering one, but the family ahead of me, takes both of them. Nooooooooooooooooo… Taken from:  https://memecrunch.com/meme/BH5VM/noooo/image.jpg?w=400&c=1 You can read the rest of this post at  ellanewriter.com.

Our three-year-old daughter fell asleep, and I told my husband I wanted to go somewhere relaxing, but new. He took on his best thinking posture - twirling his hair and whispering to himself - and said, “We could go to Tea and Poets. They have games there that we can play, and we can take our own games too.” I liked the idea! We grabbed our favorite easily transportable games and loaded into the car. It was raining the entire way to our favorite outdoor mall, Sunset Place , and when we arrived, we were glad to be parking in a parking structure where we wouldn't get wet. We made our way to Tea and Poets . Tea and Poets storefront When we walked in, we were immediately drawn to the sunglasses. We started trying them on, when we heard a voice from behind us say, “Hi. Welcome to Tea and Poets.” We turned around, and found a friendly, smiling face, “If you need anything, my name is Bianca.” We thanked her and proceeded to try on basically every pair of sungla...