We stopped for breakfast on the way to Potomac Mills Outlet Mall in Woodbridge, Virginia at Virginia Grill, a down home country restaurant with paneled walls and photos or landscapes and war re-enactment scenes adorning the walls. Southern hospitality was served alongside large helpings of pancakes and omelets. I ordered a quite tasty crab omelet. There was more food than we could finish, and we were certainly full and happy when we left the restaurant.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Occoquan, Virginia - Virginia Grill - 2006 Trip
T. L. Cooper grew up on a farm in Tollesboro, Kentucky. She earned a Bachelor of Science from Eastern Kentucky University. Her poems, short stories, articles, and essays have appeared online, in books, and in magazines. Her published work includes a novel, All She Ever Wanted and four books of poetry. When not writing, she enjoys yoga, golf, and traveling. Currently, she resides in Albany, Oregon.
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