Fueled By Wanderlust

However, it is now coming to an end, and like years past, I’m giving an update on the goals I set for myself back in January. To be honest, I’ve drastically reduced all beer consumption in recent years, so it’s actually a relief to have this one off the list. I’ve recommitted to my one blog post per week goal. I’m Theresa, a full-time accountant who decided having a full-time job didn’t have to mean sacrificing passion and adventure.

In 1883, a monument to William Washington Gordon was placed in the pyramid’s former location, right over top of Tomochichi’s grave. Throughout its history, The Olde Pink House has held secret meetings to discuss America’s fight for independence, served as Georgia’s first bank, and was a General’s headquarters during the Civil War. Oglethorpe Square, 124 Abercorn St, Savannah, GA 31401; $20 for adults, $15 for students 13-25, $5 for kids 6-12 A good way to see a lot of historical sites in Savannah, GA at once is to take a walking tour. ’s early days, and learn all about Mickve Israel’s fascinating history.

Sorry Charlie’s Oyster Bar offers great happy hour prices Monday through Friday from 4 to 6 pm, featuring $1 house oysters, $3 Savannah beer, and $5 bubbles. The Bonaventure Historical Society provides free tours one weekend a month at 2:00 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.. Bonaventure Cemetery is great to squeeze into a weekend in Savannah, as it’s only about ten minutes outside downtown Savannah. For a budget option, Courtyard By Marriott is centrally located within a half mile of many of Savannah’s best sights, including Mercer House, Jones Street, and Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room. While it’s impossible to see everything in one quick weekend, this itinerary allows you to experience enough that you will surely be cast under Savannah’s spell.

The key to crafting the perfect Painkiller cocktail is to remember 4:1:1This refers to the ratio of a Painkiller’s key ingredients: four parts pineapple juice, one part orange juice, and one part cream of coconut. Fill glass to a little before the top (about ¾)I prefer to always use Pusser’s Navy Rum, as it has a really nice bite that I could picture the saltiest sailors enjoying during months at sea. orange juice (as with creme of coconut, measure out 1/3 cup and add a tablespoon)With these small batches, you’ll likely have leftover creme of coconut if you used a 15 oz. orange juice (simply refill empty creme of coconut can to measure OJ)While the ratio here isn’t a perfect 4-1-1, it does take factor in the residual cream of coconut that tends to stick to the can.