The official opening of Delicious Day Luncheonette came Tuesday, a few weeks after co-owner and caterer Jeanne Giguere had planned. That’s the nature of small business. But now that the doors unlocked, she’s ready to make the diner a household name and favorite destination. The small restaurant, tucked into the corner of the small shopping center at 7020 S. Church St., had a soft opening before Christmas. The plan was to reopen right after the first year, but Jeanne’s mom had a medical emergency out of state and she didn’t want Delicious Day to open without her. Thank goodness everything’s back on track in New Jersey and Brentwood. Those who stopped by to sample the homemade lasagna in December have been anxiously awaiting the opportunity to try it again.
A tasty afternoon: Sampling Friends & Fashion menu It is an honor to be a part of this amazing event raising money and awareness for Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. It’s a long-standing tradition for many Brentwood women to dress to the nines on a Monday in April to see a top-notch fashion show right off the runways of New York.
And in his new Ankle High in Deep Water, Jeff Wilson shares the story of an obscure religious holiday, and how it’s applicable today. Lessons from St. Peter’s ‘good confession‘: As I write this, it is January 18. For most folk, Christians included, the 18th of January holds no special meaning. But, in the more orthodox traditions of the Christian church, today is the Festival of St. Peter’s Confession. It is the day that we celebrate the “good confession” made by Peter, a disciple of Christ, to Jesus in response to Jesus’ question, “But what about you? Who do you say that I am?” Peter’s eventual answer, “You are the Christ, the Son of the Living God.”
More local things:
- In Outside the Brentwood Bubble, you can read about some fun weekend action. A scenic drive is involved but the music lovers will find the trip worth it. Best of all, it benefits Second Harvest Food Bank’s winter restocking.
- In There’s a Stranger in My House, Dr. Jim Wellborn shares his thoughts about “what really matters.”
- In What I Know, columnist Bob McKinney shares that we are fortunate here in our little ‘burbs” when it comes to controversy and conflict. Why? Because we don’t have a lot of it and when we do, we tend to work things out without too much ill will.
Need a book? Stop by the Friends of the Brentwood Library’s Quarterly Book Sale this week. It opens today and runs through Saturday. You’ll find details in our Community section.













