Author: luluroadhouse
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Ranch Fountain for Engagement Party Catering at Magnolia Acres

Are you looking for a luxurious and intimate way to celebrate a special event in your life? Magnolia Acres in Columbia, Tennessee is the perfect canvas for your next party! Sit with me for a few minutes and I’ll tell you all about my party catering services for an absolutely fabulous engagement party… It was…
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Holiday Taco Bar for Employees of MHC Kenworth Nashville

Corporate catering during the holiday season is always such a treat! I had a great time providing catering services for the Christmas employee lunch at MHC Kenworth in Nashville, Tennessee. As a national provider of heavy and medium trucks, MHC Kenworth Nashville has many employees who keep the wheels turning (pun intended!). After being contacted…
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Breakfast for Supper for Rehearsal Dinner Catering at WindSong Farm

Rehearsal dinners are a special time for the bride and groom to connect with close friends and family before the hustle and bustle of the ceremony. They are also a perfect opportunity to surprise and delight your guests with a meal or snacks. Lulu’s Catering and Events was thrilled to cater a rehearsal dinner at…
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Chicken Soup with a Side of Mortality

Mortality. Webster’s dictionary defines mortality as: 1. The condition or quality of being mortal. 2. The death of large numbers, esp. by war, disease, etc. There are a few others listed but the first two are what has hit home for me this past year. I started this blog what seems like ages ago and…
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Pigs in a Pan in a Blanket: How to revive pork

Growing up on a farm gave me so many lessons of life as well as where a lot of that life comes from. I find it quite sad these days that so many have no clue where anything comes from, especially their food. Life was our way of life on the farm. We raised cattle,…
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The Taste of Grief in the South

Today finds me somewhat mentally worn out from a full weekend of grief. Our little community seems to have suffered a lot of loss this past week. Maybe it’s just because I either knew them personally, was acquainted with or knew family of the deceased but it just seems like a lot all at once.…
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The Little School in the Big Countryside
Isn’t it funny how when you are a youngster that everything seems so much larger than when you become an adult? You grow up, you go out into the great big world, then you come home. Home just doesn’t seem as big as it was. I grew up on a farm out in the middle…
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My Southern Country Kitchen : The Hub of Our Family
No matter what the occasion, be it holiday or other, everyone always ended up in our large country kitchen. Growing up on a farm, in the middle of no where, gave me an education far more valuable than any obtained in any classroom. Life on the farm was my classroom. I learned respect, honesty, compassion,…
