Charm City

Sailing in the Inner Harbor. Artscape festival in Mt. Royal. A quirky coffee shop. Old Bay. Vaccaro's delicious cannoli's in Little Italy. Cobble stone streets. Movies at the Senator. Hollins Market. Charles Village colorful homes. Penn Station. Books from the Pratt Library. The American Visionary Art Museum. Patterson Park. Baseball at Camden Yards. Crab cakes at Lexington Market. Natty Beer.

For these reasons and so much more, I love Baltimore. I have fallen in love with Charm City and my feelings are simply unexplainable. It's something between me and the city- 'My City'. I love how it maintains keeping it's past identity but also strives to create something new. But most of all I love the feeling I get when I drive into Baltimore City and how it welcomes me back. This city is my new home- my home away from home. All my memories from it are now a part of it's history forever. So, to Baltimore, 'My Lady B!'

And now I share my love for Baltimore with you...

Sunday, April 29, 2012

The Milk & Honey Market

Grocery shopping in Baltimore City can be very challenging due to the limited stores, high prices, small inventory and so forth. Although the jury is still out on grocery options, one nice place is the Milk and Honey Market. Whether someone is stopping by to grab a quick bite or staying to hangout and study, the Milk and Honey Market is wonderful. The small store prides itself on buying from local farmers and obtaining as much fresh produce as possible. The menu ranges with breakfast, lunch, cheeses, meats and a variety of fresh vegetables. So, when coming through Mt. Vernon shoppers should stop and grab a bite to eat at the Milk and Honey Market!


http://milkandhoneybaltimore.com/


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