August 17, 2010 – 12:52 pm
It seems like just yesterday that we were one day from opening and I was standing at the door of Dominion Virginia Power’s main office begging them to turn power on to the shopping center. It was August 2005, and we were the first tenant to open in the Cameron Chase Shopping Center in […]
A few weeks ago, we wrote posted a letter that we received from Dave Abel, a brother of the UVA Chi Psi Fraternity, that described a truly heartwarming story of brotherly love. We weren’t the only ones who thought it was newsworthy. Earlier this week, the Charlottesville Daily Progress picked up the […]
We’re all so busy these days with our careers, children and countless items on our to do lists. Sure, Let’s Dish! helps by providing a healthy, quick dinner even on those crazy nights, but, let’s face it, it truly takes a village to navigate through daily life…complete with neighbors who care. It amazes […]
January 19, 2010 – 1:45 pm
With your support in Operation Feed Haiti, we were able to donate $1000 to the American Red Cross relief efforts in Haiti. As a small, family-run company, we truly couldn’t have done it without your help. I want to share with you this message from the American Red Cross:
January 14, 2010 – 2:31 pm
Collapsed government buildings. Damaged hospitals. As many as 3 million people affected.
The news of the Haiti earthquake disaster hit all of us hard at Let’s Dish! (as I’m sure it did to you and your family). Yesterday was filled with checking CNN for updates, googling statistics and asking, “How can we […]
November 25, 2009 – 10:28 am
We’re always mentioning that Let’s Dish! is a great solution for families, and we’re delighted that A Parent in Silver Spring (a funny, parenting blog written by Silver Spring mom and freelance writer, Jessica McFadden) agrees!
On her latest blog post, Jessica writes, “After all that Thanksgiving cooking you’re doing today and tomorrow…wouldn’t is be nice […]
February 10, 2009 – 4:21 pm
·       The plate method can ensure you have the correct proportions on your plate by filling half your plate with vegetables (this does not include corn and potatoes!), a quarter of your plate with starch (insert corn and potatoes here), and a quarter of your plate with meat. Add a fruit and milk serving on […]