Dinner

Valentines Day is now officially less than a week away. Most people will celebrate it this weekend. I mean when it's on a Monday, why not? It makes sense. You don't have to rush through dinner. You don't have to be up for work the next morning. It just makes sense.

The food banks are the last option available for some to have holiday feasts. They need our help.

Sometimes we can't have dinner with loved ones. Here's a few places open on Thanksgiving.

When it comes to dining in Amarillo really late at night, you're options are pretty limited.

Growing up in the care free world of being a child who knew that dinner would be that decision that would haunt us as adults. I mean every night it is a huge topic of conversation. What are we going to eat. Even if you live alone it is still that difficult choice.

One of the things I have tried to teach my daughter is how to cook. Whether it is a full out difficult menu or a quick and easy recipe. Knowing how to throw a meal together can be very rewarding. She is a huge chicken, turkey meat kind of person. Always has been.

I am a fan of pumpkin season. I am all in favor of having pumpkin season last all year. I know that it will lose it's magic if it did but I really love pumpkin. I love actual pumpkins. I really do.

Nobody warned us growing up that the most difficult decision we had to face every single day was what is for dinner. We think being an adult is great. Then we realize that decision about dinner is not easy. We seem to always have someone not happy.

There was no "wow" moment, but I'm far from disappointed.

We are looking for any possible way in 2020 to help us out. Maybe we are looking to lose weight. Maybe we really need to find a way to make a little extra money. Maybe our biggest issue is stress. This year has brought a lot of hurdles our way.

We have learned a lot of new things. We have changed a lot of our habits. We are not going out just any ol' time we want to these days. We are pretty much staying home like we are supposed to be doing.

After last month's devastating fire ripped through Family Support Services, the community has come together to raise funds to get FSS back up on their feet.