Let's Eat
Traveling and staying at a rented home with a kitchen? Our “Let’s Eat” blog offers you a recipe that is not only easy to make, but is fitting for wherever you are visiting.
Not staying where the foodie in your group is able to prepare a delectable meal? We have you covered there, too! We focus on a state that includes two highlighted cities and we suggest a restaurant in each.
Our recommendations are researched so that you don’t have to! Bon Appétit!
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Nutmeg, Pizza, and Girlfriends in Connecticut
My Girlfriendships® fans know that if we’re travelling to a state that was once one of the original 13 colonies, we’re including Revolutionary-War-... -
Palmettos, Peaches, and Seafood in South Carolina
Palmettos? Why Palmettos? Isn’t that the name of those jeans some of us at My Girlfriendships® wore in the 80s and 90s? Or how ‘bout those giant bu... -
No Matter How You Say It, It Means the Quapaw People
How many of you girlfriends out there had to, at one time, be corrected for your pronunciation of Arkansas? We remember thinking, since when does a... -
Nature, Natural, and Cowgirls in Big Sky Country!
Montana’s name comes from the Spanish word montaña, meaning "mountain" or more broadly "mountainous country.” You probably know it by its unofficia... -
Sweet Dreams are Made of…Cheese in Wisconsin!
When you hear the word “cheese”, what place comes to mind? Yeah, my first thought was France, too (remember Meg Ryan’s comment in French Kiss: “Did... -
Firsts and Seafood in the “Live Free or Die” State
Let’s start with the firsts, and we’ll finish with the seafood. New Hampshire (nicknamed "The Granite State" referring to its extensive granite fo... -
My Old Kentucky Home, The Bluegrass State
Did you get to read about all the great things that embody Kentucky, and why we at My Girlfriendships® recommend it for your next getaway? Well, on... -
Sooners, Boomers, Mascots, and Sausage Gravy & Biscuits
Quite a list! Let’s start at the top. Oklahoma comes from the Choctaw language phrase okla humma, literally meaning honored people. (The w... -
Rhode Island—Small in Size, but Large in Independent Attitude
Being a bit independent myself, I admire Rhode Island’s history. Its tradition of independence and dissent gave it a large role in the American Rev... -
Mississippi: The Song of the South, Catfish, and Teddy Bears?
My Girlfriendships® is staying in the south again this week, visiting another Gulf Coast state: Mississippi (confess, you spelled that out rather t... -
Sweet Home Alabama: Sweets in the “Heart of Dixie”
While last week’s blog highlighted North Carolina as the first colony and the “First in Flight,” Sweet Home Alabama is home to many firsts as well:... -
First as British Colony and the First in Flight!
Established as a royal colony in 1729, North Carolina was one of the 13 colonies and is named in honor of King Charles I of England who first forme...
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