Food for Thought

It's a special sight to behold along Chesapeake Walk. The first is that of the Bay Bridge. And the second? That would be David Delia getting a haircut from his wife on their second story balcony. While Margaret trims, Dave is gazing out at the various waterfowl feeding near their pier. It's a day when there's a slight breeze. There's no need for Margaret to sweep up Dave's white hair. (He jokes that the birds use it as nesting material.) And there's no need to do anything at all, but relax and get a haircut...at home. Dave Delia's collection of marker buoys from crab pots Story highlights: Chesapeake Walk is a place for both home owners and dog walkers to enjoy How to get the Blue Angels to come a little closer and not be shy Volunteerism in your community helps both you and your neighbors The view of the Bay isn't owned by anyone, but enjoyed by all

For many in Annapolis, home is on the water. And for friends of Annapolitians, a special home away from home is Sam's on the Waterfront. Offering both a seasonal menu and a fresh variety of the fishermen's best catch, Sam's has something for everyone. A place to reunite with friends, Sam's was the perfect place to take my friend Heather Wiley - an HR specialist in the D.C. area. Well traveled and having a seasoned palate from her days as a road warrior, Heather was more than prepared to take advantage of many options on Sam's winter menu. Heather first started off with edamame with Chesapeake salt as an appetizer. She later got a hankering for cream of crab soup. For her main course, Heather selected the seafood linguine. She also ordered the shrimp po boy to take home for her boyfriend. For dessert, she opted for the key lime pie. Dinner was delectable and so was the conversation. As she chatted about her son's recent wedding, Heather enjoyed the view...