No matter what you want, NubianNomads , you have what it takes.Conversations with the Universe
No matter what you want, NubianNomads , you have what it takes.
No matter what you want, NubianNomads , you have what it takes.
Our travels have taken us to lots of places. We have experienced many things culturally and spiritually. All have been amazing in their own respect. I am not here to decide which is the best or value one over the other. They each create a tapestry of feelings and emotions that we will treasure for a lifetime. From our travels abroad to Johannesburg, SA to the quaint RV parks in the Mid-West. All have added tremendous balance and depth to our lives. Not to mention the priceless friendships we have developed at each and every stop along the way.
This weekend Leigh and I attended a craft weekend put together with friends we had never actually met outside of cyberspace. I sit writing this blog entry after only one day of a three day weekend and let me tell you. I am blown away. There is something very comforting and reassuring about being in the company of like-minded, creative and very thoughtful individuals that even though from diverse backgrounds have similar interest and visions for humanity. Although I suppose it should be expected from the artistic types, It is still nice to experience a place where you can truly spread your wings and let all your colors be not merely seen, but with support and true genuine interest for you and the things you love. We have a whole other day and a half of this!
The Food!
If you follow this blog you know Mrs. Leigh and I are foodies at our core. Let me tell you Mrs. Ace and Mrs. Na are straight “Putting in work in the Kitchen.” Our ancestors would be proud! Shrimp Fra Diavlo ….. I can only say the party in my mouth was epic! I think my teeth are still hungover… I’m just saying. A fresh cut Salad, Pickled Okra and topped off with homemade peanut clusters for dessert. I did not partake in the Okra personally but it seemed to be a hit! (This is Leigh. I loved it! It tasted just like pickles without the gooey okra stuff. Very cool since okra is supposed to be good for you) I am very satisfied taking their collective words on it (Wuss..lol). Some days I am daring, today was just a day I was not so brave. Besides…who would want to take the chance of ruining such a delicious pasta dish with Okra? I mean really! There was just enough wine to lubricate the situation…The Australian Malbec was a group favorite! “Not your Fathers Rootbeer” was another hit libation shared by us (My recommendation). Lord only knows what goodness lies in front of us! Did I mention the HOME MADE PEANUT CLUSTERS?
The Fun
As Tim said, we came for a Crafts weekend, he worked on the blog. I had planned to just relax, but I was quickly asked to help with the beading which turned out to be quite fun and I got a cool souvenir to show for it. Others painted, while some worked on graphic designs. Some sketched. Some danced. Some enjoyed the hot tub. Some played games. I am not going to go into details because what happens at the Craft Cabin weekend stays at the craft cabin weekend.
We have said many times that the benefit of living life on the road is the amazing experiences we get to have with so many different types of people. This will definitely go down as one of those. I didn’t think about watching TV, not once! I highly recommend everyone jump out of their comfort zone & make some new friends. Hear some different perspectives. Travel. Live.
Til next time
Peace & Blessings!
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This holiday season has been extra special for the Nubian Nomads as we got to spend it with my husband’s family at the beach. We had so much fun with the family that we plan to make it an annual tradition. Another tradition we hope to add to this even will be breakfast at Johnny D’s! I am an avid yelper when it comes to locating a place to go for food. I cook at home a lot so I don’t want to waste my eating out meal on something that is average. At the same time, I am frugal. Yelp never disappoints! Johnny D’s was all that and a bag of chips! ( Tim here… Leigh took the lead on this one as she is the resident foodie. I must say though This place was the BOMB.COM in my book too! )
We started off with coffee. I got the Strawberry Mimosa and Tim got the orange juice. Yummy!

Then I ordered the brisket skillet. This was a recommendation from our server, Chelsea. I always like to ask the staff. Even though we have different tastes, I like brisket so if she says the brisket is good…it probably is. We thoroughly enjoyed it. ( Yep Yummy ) I say we because the hubby and I often share each other’s meals. The meat was tender and seasoned but not too spicy. There was a good meat to potato ratio. The eggs were cooked exactly how I wanted them. I could not have been happier with my breakfast!

Now, when it comes to chicken and waffles, we are a huge Dame‘s fan! We have tried them many places and this place is hands down the best! However, Johnny D’s came in at a very close 2nd. The chicken was tender. The waffles were cooked to perfection and the maple syrup was a perfect addition. Yes, we shared that too! Soooo good! All that was missing was an Apricot Shmear and we would have ourselves a tie folks!
The best part about this meal was not just that the food was amazing and the service was great! It was the hospitality! The host, Johnny D, came by to check on us several times. As did the chef & owner, Jamie Saunders, who made our amazing meals. This made us feel special. It was this little extra touch, along with the really good food, that will have us coming back to Johnny D’s for years to come. So if you are ever in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, stop for a meal and tell ’em that the Nubian Nomads sent ya’.
Til next time
Peace and Blessings
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