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These photos are doing a lot of the work already, so I’d keep the post loose, hungry, and very “here’s what my Saturday ...
08/29/2026

These photos are doing a lot of the work already, so I’d keep the post loose, hungry, and very “here’s what my Saturday looks like.”

A couple of days ago, I made potatoes au gratin that were so good I briefly considered canceling all future plans and just eating directly out of the pot.

Thin potatoes, cream, herbs, cheese, butter, a deeply inappropriate amount of browning around the edges…

Some of the best potatoes I have ever put in my mouth.

Anyway, today we are moving on from potatoes and back into real estate like responsible adults.

I’m headed out shortly for a couple of quick showings, and then I’ll be at **Cedar Branch Townhomes from 2:00 to 4:00** for an open house.

If you’re out and about, stop by and say hello. I’d love to see you, show you around, and talk houses for a bit.

And if you happen to ask me about those potatoes, I will absolutely tell you more than you wanted to know.

Hope everybody has a great day.

- read the following with the music of her hit song 9 to 5 in your head: # # # # #Born in Tennessee, bright soul full of...
08/26/2026

- read the following with the music of her hit song 9 to 5 in your head:

# # # # #
Born in Tennessee, bright soul full of music,
Had a dream and knew how to use it,
With grit, and grace, and hair up to the sky.
She picked up a guitar and the whole world listened,
Wardrobe full of gowns that glistened,
And she showed us all, just how high, a girl could fly!

Dolly, what a life, you made our full hearts smile,
Eighty years of love, always giving all the while.
She could hold a room with nothing but a whisper,
Then she’d raise one brow and you would want to enlist her!

Dolly, lived a life, of service and devotion,
Giving children books, setting love into motion.
Built a world of dreams, and she never wanted credit,
That trademark look, she was not about to edit!

They saw the hair, and underestimated,
She smiled real sweet, then demonstrated,
There wasn’t much this woman couldn’t do.
Singer and writer, actress and dreamer,
Boss lady, and good will schemer,
And through it all, she still stayed true to Dolly, too.

Dolly, what a life, you made our full hearts smile,
Eighty years of love, always giving all the while.
She could hold a room with nothing but a whisper,
Then she’d raise one brow and you would want to enlist her!

Dolly, lived a life, of service and devotion,
Giving children books, setting love into motion.
Built a world of dreams, and she never wanted credit,
That trademark look, she was not about to edit!
# # # # #

Today, I don’t particularly feel like being sad.

I’d rather turn up the music.

Celebrate the songs, the movies, the books, the businesses, the generosity, that wicked sense of humor, the impossible hair, enough rhinestones to affect satellite navigation, and the brilliant woman underneath all of it.

A little girl from the Tennessee mountains dreamed an enormous dream.

Then she spent a lifetime making room in that dream for everybody else.

- some people meditate. I apparently need several pounds of vegetables and a very sharp knife.Last night and this mornin...
08/23/2026

- some people meditate. I apparently need several pounds of vegetables and a very sharp knife.

Last night and this morning’s therapy session involved leeks, green onions, parsley, dill, garlic, spinach, and enough chopping to qualify as light industrial work.
And I loved every minute of it.

I’m making two enormous spanakopitas today, which means all of that greenery is eventually getting introduced to a frankly irresponsible amount of cheese, butter, and phyllo dough.

Balance.

That’s what we’re calling it.

A few friends are coming by an open house this afternoon, we’ll have a bite, laugh, visit, and probably eat more than any of us intended. Which, to me, is exactly what a Sunday should look like.

I genuinely love feeding people. There’s something about cooking for friends that makes the whole day feel warmer, and there’s something about chopping vegetables that clears my head better than almost anything else.

This particular dish just happens to provide a lot of therapy.

Also butter and cheese.

If you’re not here, I’m sorry to tell you that you may be missing something pretty spectacular. Stop by if you want at 3PM - 2114Wenge.com

Hope your Sunday is relaxed, delicious, and spent with people you love and enjoy. Have a wonderful day, friends.

- Most open houses give you a brochure. This one wants to feed you.This Sunday at 2114 Wenge Lane, we’re opening the doo...
08/22/2026

- Most open houses give you a brochure.

This one wants to feed you.

This Sunday at 2114 Wenge Lane, we’re opening the doors from 2:00 to 4:00 PM, and at 3:00 sharp, things get a little more interesting.

We’re doing a quick Bosch appliance cooking demonstration in the kitchen that is full of Bosch appliances, making spanakopita, and then immediately proceeding to the most important portion of any culinary presentation:

Eating it.

There will also be wine, because apparently I have decided a normal open house is no longer sufficiently entertaining.

Even if you are not remotely in the market for a $600,000 townhome in the Medical District, Oak Lawn and Uptown adjacent, stop by anyway.

Seriously!

Come say hello, let us feed you a bite, have a little wine, and visit for a few minutes. It is always so good to see you.

The demonstration itself will only take about 7 to 10 minutes, so you can tour the home, see the Bosch appliances actually being used, steal a few cooking ideas, enjoy some spanakopita, and mingle for a bit.

No two-hour cooking class. No mandatory participation.

No one will be asked to julienne anything under pressure.

Just a beautiful home, a little food, a little conversation, and hopefully a much more enjoyable way to spend part of a Sunday afternoon (inside and out of the heat).

Open House: Sunday, August 23, 2:00–4:00 PM
Cooking Demonstration: 3:00 PM
Spanakopita & wine immediately after
Your hosts: myself and Tracy Smith
Come for the house.

Come because you’re curious.

Come because you smelled something really delicious cooking.

Or just come because I’d genuinely love to see you.

2114Wenge.com

- Tracy and I are cooking at 2114 Wenge Lane this Sunday at 3:00 p.m., and absolutely everyone is invited.EVERYONE!We wi...
08/21/2026

- Tracy and I are cooking at 2114 Wenge Lane this Sunday at 3:00 p.m., and absolutely everyone is invited.

EVERYONE!
We will be putting the home’s beautiful suite of Bosch appliances to work during a quick cooking demonstration lasting about 7 to 10 minutes.

We'll prepare a freshly baked Spanakopita, one of my favorite dishes, then serve it with cold beverages for everyone attending the open house.

Come see the home, watch us cook for a few minutes, have a bite and drink, and spend a little time visting with us.

If you would like to stop by, comment below or send me a message. I will make sure you receive an invitation and the RSVP information.

The Open House is Saturday and Sunday 2 to 4, but the food (the good stuff) is Sunday at 3PM. Be sure to RSVP so we know approximately how much to make.

Preview the property at 2114Wenge.com - see you there!

- If you’re not testing the pool yourself, are you even really representing the client?
08/16/2026

- If you’re not testing the pool yourself, are you even really representing the client?

- This built-in makes me irrationally happy.The color, the warm wood, the little bench, the baskets, the hooks, the draw...
08/16/2026

- This built-in makes me irrationally happy.

The color, the warm wood, the little bench, the baskets, the hooks, the drawers, all of it.

It feels organized without feeling sterile, useful without looking utilitarian, and somehow makes me want to come home, put everything in its proper place, light a candle, and behave like I have my life completely together.

Absolute domestic joy. 😍

- What in the heck did I come into the kitchen for? Why am I at the fridge looking in? I have officially reached the age...
08/16/2026

- What in the heck did I come into the kitchen for? Why am I at the fridge looking in? I have officially reached the age where walking into another room has become a pop quiz.

I’ll leave the living room with absolute purpose.

March confidently into the kitchen.

Stop.

Look around.

And realize I have no earthly idea why I’m there.

Nothing.

Not even a clue.

So I’ve started treating it like a game.

Was I thirsty?

Hungry?

Looking for my glasses, which are currently on my face?

Did I come in here to tell the dogs something?

Did the dogs summon me?

Was there a small electrical fire?

Eventually I just walk back to the room I came from, because apparently crossing the threshold resets the hard drive. And sure enough, halfway back, the thought usually returns like a relative who forgot something at Thanksgiving.

“Oh, RIGHT.”

Then I turn around and go back.

This can repeat several times, which means I’m technically getting more exercise, so medically I think we should call this a win.

It does seem to happen more often these days, and every now and then it frustrates me.

Mostly, though, I laugh.

Because if you can’t find some humor in standing alone in your own kitchen wondering what assignment brought you there, aging is going to be a very long meeting.

And for those of you younger people smugly reading this thinking, “That doesn’t happen to me”...

Enjoy this magical period of neurological superiority while it lasts.

Your turn is coming.

I actually had a point for this post, but I can’t remember it.

- A few days ago, I was overwhelmed enough that even figuring out where to start felt like its own full-time job. You kn...
08/12/2026

- A few days ago, I was overwhelmed enough that even figuring out where to start felt like its own full-time job.

You know that feeling.

There are 347 things that need to happen, all of them seem urgent, and somehow the first step feels like scaling Everest in dress shoes. I was a little whiney on Monday, forgive me.

Thankfully, I finally took that damn first step.

Little by little, the pieces are starting to come together.

For the past four weeks, I’ve been buried in a web project that has probably consumed more of my brain than I care to admit. But now, like the pieces of a really beautiful quilt, the infrastructure is finally starting to connect, make sense, and look like something I can actually be proud of.

I’ll admit, I’ve felt a little disconnected from myself during all of this.

At this point, I am genuinely looking forward to the wildly glamorous future where my biggest professional challenge is deciding what I want to cook that day.

It’s 5:52AM at the moment.

The boys have already been on two walks and are currently participating in a mandatory caged nap program so that management (me) can maintain acceptable productivity levels in the home office.

So far, compliance is excellent.

I’m feeling clear, grateful, and ready for a good day.

I hope you are too.

I hope you’re healthy, getting things done, making progress on whatever has been sitting heavy on your mind, and remembering that sometimes the hardest part is simply beginning.... taking that first step.

I hope life is treating you well.

And I look forward to catching up with you soon.

These two normally spend the morning barreling through the house like heavily caffeinated livestock.Barking.Wrestling.Ch...
08/03/2026

These two normally spend the morning barreling through the house like heavily caffeinated livestock.

Barking.

Wrestling.

Chasing each other.

Rearranging furniture without authorization.

Today, however, we added a new stick chasing game to our second morning walk and apparently discovered the secret formula.

They came home, collapsed on the floor, and have barely moved.

Daddy is delighted.

The home office is peaceful and quiet.

Productivity has returned.

We will absolutely be playing our new stick chasing game again, tomorrow.

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