Loving Married Life in Cleveland

Canfield Fair- hometown My happy place is always Youngstown. This year I got to share some of the happiness with my hubby. First thing I learned was that parking is free! All my life we parked at the same house and paid. This year we drove in and just parked! We started by the animals which was the opposite of anything that I've ever done. The fair is the third largest in the state and Ronnie was impressed and loved the animals. Unfortunately, this had to be one of the hottest days of the year. We walked through the animal barns to get relief from the heat. But I had one thing on my mind....cheese on a stick! In order to find the cheesy goodness that I was looking for we had the first find Ricci's kwikis. This was a play started by my grandma and grandfather. It is housed in a cute trailer that says dog house on it. My grandfather had designed it. By the time I was born they had already sold the business, but we still would go there every year to get a fresh kwik...

Ronnie and I were blessed to be invited to the soft opening of a new Concept restaurant in Rocky River called Polpetta. The concept was originally at Porco Lounge in the Tremont area and started by Brian Okin and Adam Bostwick. Now it is its own brick and mortar restaurant with amazing food. one of the awesome things about your husband being a bartender is that he knows wonderful industry people who invited us to try this food. (Thanks Amanda). So they have a limited menu but yet it has hundreds of different combinations. There are appetizers and salads but most importantly is the meatball. The concept is simple you can either have meatball sliders or you can have them without the bread. We both opted for the straight meatballs. Basically you pick your type of meatball, sauce, and accompaniment. They have a variety of choices in each category. They also have a section of their favorite combinations. Ronnie and I chose our own route. He picked sausage and pepper meatballs with ...