
Tracie and I did some traveling in Georgia this past week and Savannah was one of the stops we made along the way. Now, ya’ll know that folks can’t make a trip to Savannah without partaking of at least one mighty fine, home cooked meal at
Lady & Sons. I mean, Paula Deen would never speak to us again, right?? And just for that reason, I wasn’t about to depart the area without a visit. That’s me in front of the store—Tracie did her best to make me look presentable, but it just wasn’t happening. I blame it on those high winds that followed us from Kansas. However, she did a great job capturing the
Lady & Sons sign in the picture.
We enjoyed Paula’s famous chicken pot pie for lunch. The picture doesn’t do it justice, partly

because we forgot to take the picture until it was half eaten, and partly because there’s just no way you can smell that wondrous creamy sauce or taste that flaky puff pastry on top. We also shared a piece of Paula’s gooey butter cake for dessert. Now that may not look like a very big piece of cake, but I’m here to tell you that there’s enough butter and sugar in that little piece of divine pastry to make your taste buds stand at attention. You’ll notice that we did remember to snap a picture of the cake before we dug in. Being a good daughter, Tracie sent one of these fine cakes to her mother back in Montana. She then called her mom to tell her it was on the way.

Unfortunately, Tracie wasn’t exactly sure when it would arrive. I’m sure her mom remained on ‘cake watch’ until the friendly UPS truck arrived with that special treat!
One of the things most of us enjoy when we travel is enjoying some of the yummy food of the region. As I thought about the restaurants we visited and fine food we tasted during our trip, I was reminded that we also need to feast upon the Word of God—a feast that sates all hunger.
O taste and see that the Lord is good. Psalm 34:8
May you find joy as you fill yourself with the Word of Life. ~Judy
I'm glad your trip held some "fun" things and not all work.
ReplyDeleteWhen looking at those pics of your lunch at Paula's restaurant....all I can say is "Yum-O!"
I hope your trip was a huge success!
I'm glad you stopped off at Paula Deen's restaurant and thought of us & took pictures. Who doesn't love Paula Deen? And who wouldn't want to eat her cooking?
ReplyDeleteI love your scripture. Thank you for sharing something for the tummy and for the soul.
So glad you enjoyed your visit in my state, Judy! And especially glad you and Tracie were able to enjoy a meal at Paula Deen's restaurant - - Southern cooking at its best! ~ Thanks for sharing (and making my tummy growl,LOL).
ReplyDeleteHugs, Patti Jo :)
You did good, I live in SC myself but have never got to eat at Ladies and Sons, they say the line is quite long. But I cook the same way Paula does, so I am not missing anything, LOL
ReplyDeleteI bet my food cost a lot less.
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Thanks Susie. We always try to fit some fun in with the work and this time was no exception. You know the old saying--all work and no play makes Judy a dull girl. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tina. Glad you agree that Paula is too good to miss.
Hi Patti Jo, Good to see your smiling face. You missed a few days and I was beginning to worry that you were sick. We sure enjoyed that southern hospitality and good food.
Edna, I bet you are one fine cook. You're right--I'm sure your food does cost a lot less than Paula's, but I still couldn't pass up the chance to eat there. :)
That cake looks good enough to eat!
ReplyDeleteI love Savannah, so I hope this means you and Tracie are writing with a Savannah setting. Isn't it the most amazing place? So historical.
The restaurants there are amazing, too. Hope you had a praline, too!
Hi Crystal,
ReplyDeleteYou're not going to believe this, but we stopped at the candy shop in Market Square to purchase some pralines and the machine had malfunctioned so they didn't have any. Now, what's a girl to do in a situation like that? Why, have them shipped home once that machine is fixed. LOL.
And yes, Savannah is a truly amazing city. I'd recommend a visit to anyone who has the opportunity! ~Judy