April 15th, 2014
My friend, Jody, invited me to go to Independence for a Fund for Women Fashion Show and fundraising event. Did not know where Independence was and did not know about Fund for Women. Arriving at Independence on a beautiful Sunday, last week-end, I was so surprised to find this 55+ community tucked away on Rt. 5 near Millsboro. Independence Hall Club House is located at 29762 Oliver Wolcott Dr., Millsboro, DE 19966. And, what a beautiful club it was.
As it usually happens, when women get together with a purpose, then something does get done. It happened that way when in 1993 16 women who became First Founders vowed to recruit 1,000 Founders, each contributing $1,000 to fund a $1 million endowment to be held at the Delaware Community Foundation. The goal was reached and now more than 1,300 women and men have become Founders. Since 12/31/13 the endowment has surpassed $3.1 million.
 
When you donate $1,000 to this organization, you pledge to pay $200 for 5 years. So, you don’t have to pay it all at once. The Founders love to hear the bell ring every time a new Founder has joined.
Kathy Kiernan was greeting guests. She was with the Development Dept. of Fund for Women. All are volunteers! You can find more about Fund for Women by visiting http://www.delcf.org/ffw. If you have any questions, please email: TheFundFor Women@yahoo.com.
We arrived with enough time to take part in the raffle, and get a few bites to eat.
The caterer was Patty’s located at 517 South Bedford St. in Georgetown, DE 19947. Tel. 302-253-8692. Website? http://www.pattys.comcastbiz.net. They were finishing setting up and had available all kinds of light bites and tastings.
The Runway was ready, but before the Fashion Show, there was some shopping to be done. The shops in the Fashion Show also had their tables around the room where we could do some shopping at great prices.
Introductions were made and Cheryl Mitchell from Lunch with a Purpose was the Moderator.
Through the course of the Fashion Show we learned more and more about Fund for Women. It is managed by a Board of Trustees made of women from all three counties of Delaware.
Their beliefs: “All women and girls have intrinsic value. We believe in giving back. We accomplish more collectively than as individuals. We believe in the responsibility of women’s philanthropy.”
With that in mind, the music started, the women, were dancing on their seats, and the models were great. It was so much fun with a lot of impromptu “runway acting”. The ladies modeled clothing from Azura, Candlelight Bridal, CraZy LadyZ, Deanna’s, Josephine’s Daughter, Coolspring Cottage, Lady Fenwick, Twila Farrell, and Simply Dressed.
 
 
 
The afternoon ended with the special occasion dresses from Candlelight Bridal in Millsboro.
Note: The next event will be Art from My Collection to Yours on May 1st at the Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts, in Wilmington, Delaware. The Fund for Women and Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts will be partnering for an art auction event. FFW Founders and local community members are invited to donate, from their own collections, works of art such as framed paintings, sculpture, ceramics, hand-made jewely, and more. The proceeds from ticket sales and the silent auction will benefit both organizations. Want to donate or want more info? Plese contact Ginger Ward, Next Million Chair, at Ginger.Ward@ubs.com.
Southern Delaware…..you are amazing! Ring, Ring, Ring….the bells kept ringing!
April 1st, 2014
Were you at the Delaware Beaches today? Gorgeous, wasn’t it? I was driving from Bethany Beach to Rehoboth Beach and I was thinking….how lucky if this road was your commute every single day. It was for my husband. No traffic, the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the Bay on the other.
The beautiful Indian River Bridge was bright today. Have you seen in the evening?
Going through it and looking at the expansive views, is a scenery I love and never get tired of looking.
So many events and fun things to do while vacationing at the Delaware Beaches. I live here and have not done it all. Being on the beach is just the beginning….
FORT MILES was built in 1941. This coastal fortification defended assets along the Delaware River and Bay such as oil refineries and factories, as well. More info? Please visit http://www.fortmiles.org. The Fort Miles Historical Association is supporting this site; it is a nonprofit group that is preserving, protecting and defending all aspects of Fort Miles. More info? Please visit http://www.fortmilesha.org. Discover Battery 519 on the 3rd Saturday of every month. Tours start at 10:30 a.m., Noon and 1:30 p.m. Call 302-645-0852 for more info.
DOGFISH HEAD has tours available Monday through Saturday. The brewery is located at #6 Cannery Village Center in Milton, Delaware. Tel. 302-684-1000. This tour is worth going to. So much fun and very informative. You can also have a bite to eat while touring. BunYan’s Lunchbox has beer infused brats, chowder and pickles. Grab a brew and enjoy a little tasting. It opens at 11 a.m. Monday through Saturday. For tour info. check http://www.dogfish.com.
DINING DESTINATION….Southern Delaware is a dining destination. From the Boardwalk Grub to five star gourmet dining. Plenty of farmers’ markets give us the best…farm to table, always eating local. To find out more, read my posts as reviews for the 2014 become available and also visit http://www.visitsoutherndelaware.com/culinarycoast.
LOCAL ON THE MENU…Southern Delaware prides itself in farm fresh food, grown locally. To see a list of participating producers and restaurants, please visit http://www.localonthemenu.com.
REHOBOTH BEACH MUSEUM….I always say that this is a starting point whether you have been visiting Rehoboth Beach for years or your first time. It is located at 511 Rehoboth Avenue by thye roundabout as you enter Rehoboth Beach, right by the Rehoboth Beach Chamber of Commerce and the Visitor’s Center. Telephone 302-227-7310. Check the exhibits by visiting http://www.rehobothbeachmuseum.org. It is a very friendly museum….your kids would like it, as well.
As much as I love the ocean, I really have come to enjoy the bay so much. Late afternoons just to sit on a beach chair, it is so relaxing.
On the Bay the sunsets are awesome!! Spring is around the corner….it is in the air. Have a good one.
September 26th, 2013
There is a chill in the air and I love it. The Second Season at the Delaware Beaches, bring so many events to the coastal area….but, what about those surrounding towns in Southern Delaware…they are busy!!
GEORGETOWN
Friday, 9/27, Saturday, 9/28, Sunday, 9/29 – “Les Miserables” by Possum Point Players at 441 Old Laurel Rd. in Georgetown, Delaware. Shows on Friday and Saturday begin at 7:30 p.m. Sunday’s show starts at 2 p.m.
For tickets call 302-856-4560, or visit http://www.possumpointplayers.org. For general info., please call 302-856-3460
MILTON
Friday, 9/27 – Paranormal 101 Class starting at 7:30 p.m. until 9:00 p.m., at The Milton Historical Society, when they host Rick Coherd, CEO and founder of Delmarva Historic Haunts. This will be an introductory class about paranormal events, activities, and investigation. There will be a presentation and item demonstrations.
If you have been curious about the paranormal or interested in learning more about it, you might want to start with a class like this one. There are other future public paranormal events that are planned for Milton. Location? 210 Union St. The cost is $15 with all proceeds going to benefit the Milton Historical Society. Light refreshments will be served. More info? Please call 302-684-1010.
Saturday, 9/28 – Annual Milton Antique Show from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. – This 6th Annual Antique Show will feature more than 25 quality dealers offering a wide variety of antique items including furniture, decorative art, paintings, home goods, toys and games, and memorabilia.
The show and sale will take place outside, next to the Milton Historical Society at 210 Union St. For more info., please call 302-684-1010.
Saturday, 9/28 – Boats, Buttons, Beans, & Beer!! – Walking & Brewery Tour in Milton from 10 a.m. until Noon. The Milton Historical Society and Dogfish Head Brewery provide a joint historical walking tour and brwery tour in Milton.
Milton was originally known as the “Head of the Broadkill” and enjoys a rich heritage. The walking tour reviews the town’s early history and includes a lively discussion of the ship captains and seafaring men who called Milton home.
The tour will also include a history of the King Cole Cannery, part of the site where Dogfish Head Brewery is located.
The tour will last about 2 hours. From 10 a.m. to 10:45 walking outdoors, 11 a.m. until Noon…the Brewery tour. The walk will cover a little over a mile. Sturdy, closed-toe walking shoes are required. ID is required for the beer tasting after the brewery tour. The tour is limited to 15 people. The cost is $5 for non-MHS members and free for members. Reservations are required so hurry up and call 302-684-1010.
MILLSBORO
Saturday, 9/28 – 1st Annual Corn to Run – 5K Run/Walk at the East Coast Garden Center and the Cordrey Center, located at 30366 Cordrey Rd. in Millsboro. This unique 5K is a 3.1 mile course that will wind throughout a 200 acre corn field across from the East Coast Garden Center. Proceeds will be donated towards their young gardener program, which encourages elementary students to get outdoors and engage in healthy and productive activities. The race will start at 9 a.m. Registration and more info., please visit http://www.seashorestriders.com.
Saturday, 9/28 – Harvest Festival from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. East Coast Garden Center and the Cordrey Center, located at 30366 Cordrey Rd. in Millsboro. More info? Check http://www.eastcoastgardencenter.com.
ROXANNA
Saturday, 9/28 – Indian Summer Toy & Train Show from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Roxanna Fire Hall located at 359943 Zion Church Rd., in Roxanna, Delaware 19945. Admission is $4, children 10 and under are free. For info., please call Bill at 302-537-0964 or Dave at 302-682-4652.
OCEAN VIEW
Saturday, 9/28 – BBQ for Center for the Inland Bays from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. at James Farm, Cedar Neck Rd. in Ocean View. Music, pumpkin decorating, hay rides, fresh oysters and BBQ. The Cost? $35 For more info., please call 302-226-8105 or visit http://www.inlandbays.org.
BISHOPVILLE, MARYLAND
Last Friday of the month means PIG ROAST at Em-ings located at the Corner of 113 & 610 after the Selbyville, Delaware Exit. More info? Visit http://www.em-ings.com, or call 410-352-5711….Pig roast until it is all gone!!
Have a good one!!
August 23rd, 2013
“Milton, Delaware, is the birth place of 5 governors, a town divided in allegiance during the Civil War, house to many officers who participated in the War of 1812, and it is also rich in agricultural and political facts.”
How about button making? Large mother of pearl shells were once shipped to Milton from the South Pacific. The button blanks were cut and polished and then shipped to the northeast for more decoration and use on garments of al kinds. You can find these facts and more on http://www.historicmilton.com.
But, on Saturday, August 24th, Irish Eyes Pub & Restaurant, located on 105 Union St. in Milton, will be presenting the 14th Annual Broadkill River Canoe & Kayak Race. Registration is open and it will start at 8:30 at Oyster Rocks. The race will start at 10:00 a.m. It will finish at Milton Memorial Harbor in Memorial Park.
At Milton Memorial Park the annual “Bargains on the Broadkill” and the “Great Duck Race”…these popular events will be part of the highlights on this upcoming Saturday. Lots of funs and activities and plenty of vendors, as well.
Get your family and friends….it is just up the road from the Delaware Beaches!!
Have a good one!!
July 13th, 2013
I thought I saw the sun coming out…let’s hope so since there are outdoor events to be enjoyed on this Saturday morning, besides the beach. What a summer!! Days of rain, some sun, then back to the same old thing. I feel your pain.
The Beaches are busy…so what’s going on today, 7/13/13?
MILTON
Milton Garden & House Tour – Throughout Milton, Delaware. 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. 8 private gardens in the Historic District and 3 in the Heritage Creek neighborhood. In addition to 2 homes. Admission is $20. Please call 302-684-3804 or visit http://www.miltongardenclub.org.
LEWES
The 55th Annual Lewes Antique Show – 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. It is sponsored by Bethel Church on 4th Street in Lewes. There is air condition in the Hall. More info? 302-645-8093.
The Lewes Historical Society’s Summer Craft Fair – 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. This fair is well known for the quality of the crafspeople including new and returning artists from across Delmarva and the tri-state area. Admission is $5. Children under 12 are free. Proceeds will benefit educational and preservation programs at The Lewes Historical Society. See the work of the fine artisans and listen to festive live music by Old & New Bluegrass. Lunch by Casa Amici. More info? Please call 302-645-7670 or visit http://www.historiclewes.org.
REHOBOTH BEACH
Doggies at the Beach – Located at 18806 John J. Williams Hwy. (Rt. 24) this facility is my dog’s, Addy’s, home away from home. Boarding, grooming, and training with a great staff that love pooches to death. It’s true!! Training classes are going on Saturdays until August 10th. Stop by and check them out. And, if you are interested, make a reservation, pay and you are good to go.
Puppy Kindergarten – Puppies 16 weeks to 6 months with no prior training. 1 p.m. until 2 p.m., Basic Manners 101, Dogs 7 months and older 2:30 p.m. until 3:30 p.m.
DEWEY BEACH
All Day Long – The Running of the Bull – The party starts early; only Dewey knows how to do this. The Running of the Bull is around 1 p.m., after everyone has been partying for some time. All leave The Starboard together. Police will assit on crossing the highway. I feel their pain too. Once on the beach….everyone together will charge the beach together…and must stay inside the orange cones while on the beach, haha…good luck. Officers will help you again to cross the road back to The Starboard because the party continues, since you have not been partying enough!!
There is more going on at the Delaware Beaches….these coming to mind on this cloudy Saturday a.m. as I sip my coffee!! A must.
See you. Enjoy the day.
July 3rd, 2013
I am keeping my fingers crossed; the forecast for Southern Delaware is supposed to be good for the all the Fourth of July celebrations that will be taking place at the Delaware Beaches and Ocean City, Maryland.
I am ready. If you decided to venture to any of the celebrations, please get to the town early and plan on staying awhile. Do not rush to get out because you won’t be able to. It takes some time to maneuver the traffic jams.
So, with that said and done….Where Are The Parties?
DOVER – Delaware’s capital has a full schedule of events for the 4th of July, including at 2 p.m. the National Bell-Ringing Ceremony at The Old State House on The Green, joining bells ringing across America’s thirteen original colonies and featuring the reading of the Declaration of Independence!! Please visit http://www.dover4thofjuly.com. Dover celebrates in a big way with the museums opening, Legislative Hall, Delaware’s State Capitol Building on 411 Legislative Avenue is holding guided tours throughout the day. Photo ID is required for all adults. A Historic Dover Scavenger Hunt begins at the Welcome Center at 121 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. North and extends throughout Dover’s Historic sites and museums. Guided tours of The Old State House and the film “Thunder and Rain” about Caesar Rodney’s historic ride for independence at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Biggs Museum of American Art on 406 Federal Street is also open. Kids can create a flag to wave during the fireworks. There is a Divided Dover Walking Tour, a Tales of Slavery and Freedom Walking Tour, and a Dover’s Heroes of the Revolution Walking Tour. Children’s activities, crafts and food vendors are among the many festivities in Dover.
6 p.m. – Old Fashioned 4th of July Parade. The route is down State Street, starting at Hazel Rd. and ending just past The Green.
7:45 p.m. – Opening Ceremony with our National Anthem in front of Legislative Hall.
8 p.m – The 287th Army Band of the Delaware National Guard presents a concer of patriotic, pop and other favorites, finishing with Tchaikovsky’s exciting “Overture 1812”, complete with cannon, leading into the fireworks.
9:25 – Fireworks!! Exploding in the sky over Legislative hall…Musical theme is “Car Tunes”.
MILTON – 4th of July Picnic at Milton Memorial Park…food, family fun, and music. BBQ Chicken or Fish! Serving starts at 11 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. At 3 p.m. Irish Eyes Restaurant Hot Dogs & Hamburgers. At 3 p.m. there will be field games including a potato sack race, bean bag and water balloon toss!! Also, at 3 p.m. Lions Club Free Rides on the Clipper Express (donations are appreciated), lemonade and funnel cakes. At 7 p.m. Foot Light Productions will provide patriotic music for everyone’s enjoyment. Take your lawn chairs, and/or blankets….and bug spray.
LEWES – Historic Lewes celebrates the 4th of July, starting at 9 a.m. with children’s games and activities on Second Street. All day until 4 p.m. The Lewes Decorated Boat Parade will start on the canal at 1 p.m. It will be followed by an awards ceremony at Lightship Overfalls. The parade will leave from Roosevelt Inlet across from the Coast Guard Station at 1:30 p.m. and reach the judges’ stand at Fisherman’s Wharf at around 2 p.m.
Unregistered entries are invited to join the parade by arriving at Roosevelt Inlet at 1:30 p.m., tuning a VHF radio to channel 65 and then follow instructions.
At 5….ish the Doo-Dah Parade will begin. It is a fun and spirited parade. Join in and have fun. It will start at Manila Ave, travel down Kings Highway to Savannah Rd. and finally head to Second, Market and Third Streets.
REHOBOTH BEACH – The 17th Annual Fireworks Show will begin around 9:15 p.m., near Star of the Sea at 307 S. Boardwalk. Please get there on time and then stay for the concert because you it will take forever to get out of town. The Funsters will perform before and after the fireworks at the Bandstand. You might as well enjoy the music. You and about 100,000 will enjoy a fantastic display on the beach. I might have to wait for Kevin Fleming, to put the photos on Facebook. The weather could play a role on all displays at the beaches, so, check it out.
Shuttle buses going into town will pick up visitors at Rt. 1 near County Bank and at the DART Park & Ride. Parking for the buses will be available at the grass lot next to County Bank. Charge for parking is $10 per car, with the proceeds split between the Kiwanis Club and Main Street.
The Jolly Trolley will run a shortened route from 6 to 11:30 p.m. It will be between Dewey Beach to Christian Street in Rehoboth behind the Jack Lingo Real Estate office. The Trolley will pick up and drop off passengers at all regular stops between the Rudder and Robinson Street in Dewey. Please note that it will only stop at Christian Street in Rehoboth Beach due to Rehoboth Avenue being closed until 11:30 p.m. Once the Avenue re-opens, the service will continue until 2 p.m.
DEWEY BEACH – One fireworks display sooooo large, that it might set a record. How many fireworks can be set off in a 10 minute period? Well, you have to attend and see for yourselves. The party starts at 9:15 p.m. off Dickinson Street. The fireworks will be set off from the waterfront restaurants; Northbeach, Ivy, and Rusty Rudder.
BETHANY BEACH – Don’t miss the celebrations in Bethany Beach. The theme for this year’s annual event is “Wish You Were Here for Bethany in Bloom”. Congratulations to Melinda Linde, Grand Marshal, who has made Bethany Beach gorgeous, planting, weeding and maintaining the beautiful flowers and shrubs.
Noon- Festivities will start with the Parade at the intersection of Pennsylvania and Garfield Parkway. There is no pre-registration for floats and bikers. Registration will be held Thursday from 9 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. The registration desk for floats will be on Rt. 1 and Central Ave. The bikes can be registered on the Christian Church grounds adjacent to the Christian Church building.
2 p.m. – Horseshoe-throwing contest at the southwest corner of the Christian Church grounds.
7:15 p.m. – Award ceremony at the Bandstand.
7:30 p.m. – The Milford Community Band performs on the Bandstand.
Dusk – FIREWORKS!!
OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND – Uptown and Downtown – Concerts starting on both locations at 8 p.m., followed by the FIREWORKS!! Downtown at North Division St. and Uptown at Northside Park on 127th Street. More info? Please call 410-250-0125.
SEACRETS – Fireworks will begin at around 9 p.m. Seacrets is located on 49th Street in Ocean City, Maryland.
OCEAN PINES, MARYLAND – West of Ocean City, Maryland, by a couple of miles….the Fireworks will begin at 9 p.m. at Showell Park on Racetrack Rd!!
Be safe, and have a Great 4th of July!!
June 30th, 2013
Okay, I agree…no fun if you are at the beach and it is raining cats and dogs….the kids are driving you insane….and why did we choose this week? It happens at times, so you will have to make the best of it. And, please, do not go back to your rental agent and start complaining…..it’s raining, and it is only the weather’s fault.
With that in mind what could you do besides, shopping and eating? Read on.
REHOBOTH BEACH
CREATABLE CRAFTS – Located at 146 Rehoboth Avenue. Fun for the whole family. Really? Paint your own pottery. Tel. 302-227-1020. Website? http://www.creatablecrafts.com
THE BEACH ARCADE – Next to Dolles at 5 North Boardwalk. Tel. 302-227-1040
PLAYLAND ARCADE – Located on the South side of the Boardwalk.
SURFSIDE ARCADE – Located on the South side of the Boardwalk.
FUNLAND’S ARCADE – On the South side of the Boardwalk. Website? http://www.funlandrehoboth.com
JOLLY TROLLEY – Hop on the Trolley and ride around between Rehoboth Beach and Dewey. Please visit http://www.jollytrolley.com for their services.
CAKE BREAK – Located at 7 South First St. Decorate a cake and eat it too!! Tel. 302-260-9265. Website? http://www.cakebreakrehoboth.com. Please note that Cake Break is a peanut free facility so if you have someone in your group with a peanut allergy, they will be just fine. They also offer gluten free and vegan cupcakes.
BROWSEABOUT BOOKS – Located at 133 Rehoboth Avenue. Tel. 302-226-2665 Website? http://www.browseaboutbooks.com. You can check the books and even sit on one of their comfortable sofas to relax and read awhile.
REHOBOTH ART LEAGUE – Exhibits. Located at 12 Dodds Lane in Henlopen Acres. Website? http://www.rehobothartleague.org
ANNA HAZZARD MUSEUM – Located at 17 Christian St.
REHOBOTH BEACH MUSEUM – Located 511 Rehoboth Avenue, by the roundabout and next to the Visitor’s Center. Website? http://www.rehobhtbeachmuseum.org. Their newest exhibit, Beach Eats!! is great. Free admission.
ATLANTIC THEATERS – Located on Coastal Highway at the Midway Shopping Center, between Rehoboth Beach and Lewes. Check the schedule by visiting http://www.moviefone.com/theater/movies-at-midway-rehoboth-beach/3587/s.
DEWEY BEACH
BOOKS AND COFFEE – Located on 113 Dickinson St. Tel. 302-226-9959
INDIAN RIVER LIFE SAVING STATION MUSEUM – Located between Dewey Beach and the Indian River Bridge. Tour the Museum and the Shop. Tel. 302-227-6991
FENWICK ISLAND
DISCOVER SHIPWRECK MUSEUM – Located at 708 Ocean Highway, Fenwick Island. Tel. 302-539-9366
MILLVILLE
DICKENS PARLOUR THEATRE – Located at 35715 Atlantic Avenue – A few miles west of Bethany Beach. Rainy day matinee at 2 p.m. Otherwise, nightly show at 7 p.m. Check http://www.dptmagic.com
LEWES
ZWAANENDAEL MUSEUM – Located on Savannah Rd. and Kings Highway.
SEASIDE NATURE CENTER – Located at the Cape Henlopen State Park on 15099 Cape Henlopen Drive. Exhibits, displays, including their 1,000 galon tank with local fish, and a touch tank also. Tel. 304-645-6852. Admission to the park is in effect.
LIGHTSHIP OVERFALLS – Located on Pilottown Rd. Website? http://www.overfalls.org
CANNONBALL HOUSE MARINE MUSEUM – Located on Front Street in Lewes.
BACK BAY ART GLASS – Located at 110 New Rd. Tel. 302-645-1825 Website? http://www.backbayartglass.com
MILTON
DOGFISH HEAD BREWERY TOURS – The brewery is located in the town of Milton. It is a great tour for adults. Tel. 302-684-1000. Website? http://www.dogfish.com. Cheers!!
Roll with the punches…have a good one!
June 1st, 2013
 Florida Mangoes Hot weather, blue skies….the beach. This one is for the diet concious!
In Rehoboth Beach, Giant is my source for mangoes, 4 for $5…in Florida, they are plentiful, and most of the time free for me. And, when I was growing up in Puerto Rico, practically every house had mango tree and I would, literally, sit with a bag of mangoes in front of me and start eating them. No knife needed, either.
 Giant in Rehoboth Beach Mangoes Mangoes are native of India. They are the most cultivated fruit of the tropical world.
Local Delaware strawberries are small, sweet and delicious…..so why not a little Mango Mania and Strawberries?
MANGO MANIA SMOOTHIE
1 cup fresh mango chunks, chilled
3 tsps. lime juice, unstrained and chilled
1 1/2 cups strawberries, fresh sliced and chilled
12 oz. diet gingerale, chilled
Put mango, lime juice, and strawberries in the blender and whirl until smooth.
Tilt the blender and gradually pour gingerale downside to avoid too much fizz.
Pour into a neat, tropical looking glass and serve.
 Hand painted glass from TaDa in Historic Berlin, Maryland
 
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