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Tag Archives: CBS-19
Cville Pie Fest 2010; I Score 2nd Place Overall and Best Nut Pie
On Oct. 3, 2010, I entered my Butterscotch Pecan Pie into the C’ville Pie Fest competition. Here’s the photo of the actual pie entered (recipe appears at the bottom of this post.) The Pie Fest was quite the fun event, … Continue reading
Posted in Charlottesville, Life of Pie
Tagged Brian Geiger, butterscotch pecan pie, CBS-19, cville pie fest, cvillepiefest, lifeofpie, pecan pie recipe
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My Life on TV Comes to an End
For about a year now, I’ve been providing a community service — not to work off any convictions, just out of the goodness of my little blogger heart. Many of you are aware of my weekly appearance on WCAV CBS-19 … Continue reading
Charlottesville Blog of the Week: Vale of Evening Fog
Video from the Blog of the Week segment on CBS-19 Bonus: Video segment with Zoe Krylova There are very few bloggers I know in the Charlottesville community that have been blogging as long, or longer than I have. Zoe Krylova’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Blog of the Week, C'ville blog of the week, CBS 19 Blog of the Week, CBS-19, Charlottesville Blog of the Week, Mom Blogs that Rock, Vale of Evening Fog, WCAV, wcav cbs 19, Zoe Krylova
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Cville Blog of the Week: Dried Figs and Wooden Spools
I’m a new fan of this blog: http://driedfigsandwoodenspools.blogspot.com/ and I think you will be, too. Here’s why. Gillian Grimm proved a lovely subject for this week’s featured blog. Check out the segment’s teaser piece. I asked Gillian to tell us … Continue reading
Cville Blog of the Week: The Blog of the Encyclopedia Virginia Project
I want to be crystal clear about this — there is an online project called Encyclopedia Virginia. It is a comprehensive resource about the culture and heritage of Virginia. It is a project under the auspices of the Virginia Foundation … Continue reading