Being home so much more during this period of quarantine has me exploring different shows and websites. One of the things I’ve loved is Architectural Digest’s YouTube channel and home tours. I especially liked the one from Dita Von Teese. She has really put together a place that she loves that’s completely unique to her.
Read MoreMONDAY, MARCH 16th RICHMOND VA KEYA & CO Launches a Micro Dining Experience, Delivered To Your Door With Modern Indian Food
It’s Here! From Bombay to your doorstep – the much-anticipated takeout and delivery menu from KEYA & CO has launched.
They say necessity is the mother of invention. In light of the virus imposed quarantine, Keya & Co is making to-go meals available for pick up or delivery! You can order everything from Veg Nan Pizza to her popular Butter Chicken Pop-Tarts to Gulab Jamun Cake Parfaits from You’ll even get free cake pops for the kiddos.
Here’s the message from Keya:
Many of you know me as the owner of Candy Valley Cake Co. In the next two months we were set to cater birthdays, showers, large corporate events, weddings and school events. In light of all of these service workers being worried about a paycheck. We thought this would be a creative way to keep my team going.We’re taking the utmost precaution in preparing these meals and constantly sanitizing and disinfecting our very low-traffic studio kitchen. (Literally -there are only three of us.)
Meals are made for re-heating or cooking, simply pop them in the oven/microwave/stovetop. Each meal comes with written instructions on reheating.
We will also send a free cake pop for the kids in the house!
All meals made Wednesday evening through Thursday morning.
Order cut-off – Tuesday @ Midnight.
Deliveries and/or Pick up available Thursday & Fridays of any given week, between 10am and 6pm.
At the moment we will deliver within 20 mile radius, if you live farther, we’ll be happy to make an arrangement for added delivery fee. Order Online Here
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McDonald’s Shamrock Shake® returned on Feb. 19, marking the 50th anniversary of the legendary treat. To celebrate, McDonald’s is taking the Shamrock Shake nationwide for the first time since 2017 and introducing the new OREO® Shamrock McFlurry® for a limited time. This year, customers have two different ways to enjoy the craveable Shamrock taste they know and love — how lucky is that?
- The one and only Shamrock Shake features creamy, vanilla soft serve blended with our unmistakable Shamrock flavor and topped with a whipped topping for a delicious minty treat.
- The new OREO® Shamrock McFlurry is a twist on a fan-favorite, featuring creamy, vanilla soft serve with our unmistakable Shamrock flavor and OREO® cookie pieces blended throughout for a delicious minty-chocolaty dessert that super fans and new fans alike can enjoy.
“We’ve been serving the iconic, cult-favorite Shamrock Shake for 50 years and it’s become synonymous with McDonald’s ever since,” said McDonald’s Vice President of Menu Innovation, Linda VanGosen. “We’re excited to serve up a new way to experience the one-of-a-kind Shamrock flavor in our new OREO Shamrock McFlurry. Our chefs worked to get the perfect balance of OREO cookies and mint for this new delicious dessert. We can’t wait for customers to get a taste this spring.”
Shamrock enthusiasts can experience the luck of the 50th Shamrock Season at McDonald’s starting Feb. 19 at all participating restaurants nationwide for a limited time.
“Every year customers eagerly await the return of the Shamrock Shake — and over the past five decades, getting a sip of this green legend has become a seasonal tradition for many,” said McDonald’s Archivist Mike Bullington. “The shake’s unique history and wide spread passion for this menu item has qualified the Shamrock Shake as a beloved cultural icon. We feel lucky to have such dedicated Shamrock fanatics, and hope to continue the legacy of this legendary treat for many more years to come.”
The anniversary fun doesn’t stop here. Shamrock lovers are in luck, as we’re revealing even more ways to get in on the golden celebration of the Shamrock Shake throughout the season. Stay tuned for more!
The Legacy of the Shamrock Shake
The Shamrock Shake was created in 1967 by Hal Rosen, a Connecticut McDonald’s Owner and Operator who made the delicious, mint shake in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day. It later debuted in select locations across the U.S. in 1970, and was an instant success.
In 1974, sales from the shake helped to build the very first Ronald McDonald House in Philadelphia. The mission began when the daughter of a Philadelphia Eagles player was being treated for Leukemia. Together with with a local McDonald’s Owner and Operator Hal Rosen, McDonald’s founder Ray Kroc, the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Eagles, the family raised enough funds through Shamrock Shake sales to help open the first Ronald McDonald House as a way to keep families close during difficult times.
Additional fun facts about the 50-year history of the Shamrock Shake can be found here.
OREO® is a trademark of Mondelēz International group, used under license.
About McDonald’s USA
McDonald’s USA, LLC, serves a variety of menu options made with quality ingredients to nearly 25 million customers every day. Ninety-five percent of McDonald’s 14,000 U.S. restaurants are independently owned and operated by businessmen and women. For more information, visit www.mcdonalds.com, or follow us on Twitter @McDonalds and Facebook. www.facebook.com/mcdonalds.
About Ronald McDonald House Charities
Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC), is a non-profit, 501 (c) (3) corporation that creates, finds, and supports programs that directly improve the health and well-being of children and their families. Through its global network of over 275 Chapters in more than 64 countries and regions, and its three core programs: the Ronald McDonald House, the Ronald McDonald Family Room and the Ronald McDonald Care Mobile, RMHC helps families with sick children stay together, and close to the medical care their child needs at leading hospitals worldwide. RMHC programs not only provide access to quality health care, they enable family-centered care ensuring families are fully supported and actively involved in their children’s care. For more information, visit rmhc.org. Follow RMHC on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.
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I love listening to podcasts throughout the day and in the background as I work. I scrolled through my subscription, trying to remember my favorite episodes to share here. I would LOVE to hear your favorite podcasts, too! Shoot me a note here.
Non-Trad Undergrad | I met Sara, the co-host of this podcast, through teaching at VCU. I knew had taken a few years off before going back to school, but I didn’t know until recently when she posted a birthday selfie that announced she’s 41. She’s a Public relations major, and her co-host Jenn is studying English. I love hearing their perspective and how they see college. I was a “traditional” student, starting at VCU and moving into a freshman dorm at the age of 18. In one of my marketing classes, I partnered up with Deb, in her 40s, and we became close friends. Listening to this podcast made me realize I never really thought hard about what it must have been like for Deb. Listening to each episode lets me step into the shoes of students for a few minutes. I’m taking a break from teaching advertising at VCU, but I’m glad this podcast has increased my empathy for students.
Here’s the official show description:
We’re Sara Huffman and Jenn Klee, two non-traditional college students at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) in Richmond, Virginia. All the resources we found for non-traditional students have been about deciding to go (back) to school, but nothing that delved into the nitty-gritty of being on campus every day, sometimes all day, for at least a year. Because let’s face it, being older than your classmates (and sometimes your professors) is WEIRD. We get it. So, enter Non-Trad Undergrad. Our hope is that if you are a non-traditional student like us, you’ll feel a little less isolated, a little more understood, and a little more connected when you listen to NTU. You’re not alone! Rated “E” for some swearing. NOTE: All opinions are Sara’s and Jenn’s and not affiliated with Virginia Commonwealth University.
DOLLY PARTON’S AMERICA | I don’t know that I need to convince anyone to listen to this. Everyone loves Dolly Parton. This is a nine-episode series. It’s fascinating and feel-good. One popular Dolly quote that’s a favorite of mine is: Find out who you are and do it on purpose. I’ve always admired her steadfastness.
GETTING CURIOUS WITH JONATHAN VAN NESS | JVN is one of my favorite people to watch and follow. I love everything about this podcast. The premise is that JVN talks to an expert in a different topic he’s curious about (hence the name). I’ve learned about everything from snakes to sunscreen, but my favorite part is JVN’s unparalleled enthusiasm. This episode with Olympic gymnast Shannon Miller is particularly good.
COFFEE WITH STRANGERS RVA | Local RVA Love. I think this was the first podcast I listened to. Kelli Lemon is an entreprenuer here in RVA and helps make. She films this as a video series with Matt Pochily
DO IT FOR THE PROCESS | I came across this podcast because I love the host, Emily Jefford’s artwork. How magical is this swirly landscape?! Emily talks through what it’s like to run a business as an artist. I dabble in painting, but what I really like about this podcast is thinking about the artists behind all of my favorite work. I think about her episode Creating Authentic Art: Copying in Art often.
HUMANS OF JAMES RIVER | TFB Intern Ava McHugh started this podcast and I’m so proud of her. She was inspired by Human’s of New York. she even learned how to edit the voice of her guests that wanted to remain private. Another exercise in shifting perspective. TEDxYouth RVA
HOW I BUILT THIS | This is another super popular one. I know I’m always hearing people reference this. It’s really cool to hear the stories of some of our favorite companies, straight from the founders. Reminds me of a book Tribe of Mentors. Coming from working at larger companies. I’m used to learning from bosses who worked at large companies. It’s hard to find mentors and people to learn from when you’re first starting out as a business owner. Listening to this podcast helps to serve as a reminder that there are lots of people who have done this before me I liked the Rent The Runway episode.
BEING BOSS | My favorite episode of this one is: Becoming An Enthusiastic Leader.
OPRAH’S SUPER SOUL PODCAST | There are some great interviews on this one PLUS Oprah just launched an archive podcast of some of the most popular episodes of her talk show.
GET BOOKED | Two Book Riot editors chat as they talk through reader questions and requests for recommendations. Readers will talk about a book or category of books they like (think: historical fiction or memoirs) and the two hosts will recommend a book or books that they’d like based on what they read before.
BREAKING BEAUTY | I’ve always been super-interested in the beauty industry. I especially loved hearing from the founder of Isle of Paradise in this episode.
OFFICE LADIES | Eeee! I love this and it’s definitely the most fun podcast on this list. Angela and “Pam” from The Office are best friends in real life. They call this a “rewatch podcast,” and they’re taking you through every episode of the office with their personal backstories.
FOOD PSYCH | This is one of my newest discoveries. Christy Harrison is the author of The Anti Diet, which I mentioned in my last. I love her body-positive message.
CREATIVE PEP TALK | I can’t even begin to tell you all I’ve learned from this podcast. I love it so much. John Mills of Release The Hounds recommended it to me. It definitely takes some getting used to, but I haven’t found anything like it.
YOUNG HOUSE LOVE HAS A PODCAST | My favorite episode is: How Our Lives Together Almost Didn’t Happen. They talked about failures and how they led them to where they are now. They have readers and listeners from all over the world, so it’s really cool to hear when they cover how homes are different in different countries.
HAPPIER WITH GRETCHEN RUBIN | I might’ve unintentionally saved the best for last here. Gretchen Rubin is the author of The Happiness Project, Better than Before and one of my personal favorites, The Four Tendencies. I’ve listened to every single episode from this podcast and couldn’t begin to list everything I’ve learned.
Read MoreThroughout the years I’ve collected a few online tools and apps that make my job easier. here are my favorites and how I use them:
You can use this site to upload a photo of the art and turn it into an animation! https://sketch.metademolab.com/canvas
TOGGL: Productivity & time tracker.
TELEPROMPTER: The ultimate Mac teleprompter.
THE LIGHT & AIRY PHOTOGRAPHER: Eleven presets specifically formulated to enhance phone photos. I use this with the lightroom app on my phone to edit photos quickly. My friend Devin of Play at Whim turned me onto this.
LIGHTROOM APP: Before I got this app, I was using Instagram to edit my photos. This works if the photos are just for Instagram, but it compresses them so they are either too small or blurry when you go to use them other places. I like my photos light and bright, so I either use presets or adjust the exposure and usually the tint.
PINTEREST AND THE PINTEREST SAVE BUTTON CHROME PLUGIN: I love using Pinterest to store inspiration and ideas.
INSTA VIDEOS DOWNLOADER: Simple tool for downloading Instagram Videos, Photos, Stories and IGTV Videos to your device.
BEAVER BUILDER Easily build beautiful, responsive WordPress pages in minutes. Beaver Builder is a drag and drop WordPress Page Builder. (Beaver Builder is what I use to build this site.)
UNSPLASH The internet’s source of freely useable images. Powered by creators everywhere. The photos on this site are beautiful. I’ve used them for client presentations and proposals. They’re completely free for personal or professional use.
STOCKSY Inspiring stock photos + videos driven by creative integrity.
PICWIZARD: High Quality, Free Stock PhotosStunning library of over 1 million stock images and videos.
Royalty free and safe for commercial use, with no attribution required
PEXELS Free stock photos you can use everywhere. ✓ Free for commercial use ✓ No attribution required.
SHARE NOTES IN ICLOUD With the Notes app on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac, you can invite people to collaborate on your iCloud notes and folders. Then you can partner on projects, plan a trip, make a grocery list, and more.
CREATIVE MARKET Creative Market is the world’s marketplace for design. Bring your creative projects to life with ready-to-use design assets from independent creators around the world. This site is a gamechanger. If you sign up for their emails, you get free downloads in an email every Monday.
PIC SPLITTER This app allows you to split a photo and generate a grid of photo tiles which contain portions of the larger photo. Upload the generated tiles to Instagram to create the illusion of massive photos on your profile page.
YAYTEXT Super cool unicode text magic. Write 𝐛𝐨𝐥𝐝 and/or 𝑖𝑡𝑎𝑙𝑖𝑐 updates on Facebook, Twitter, and elsewhere.
GETMOGI: a free, handy little tool I use for posting emojis when I’m not on my phone.
JOYPIXELS EMOJI KEYBOARD: The world’s leading emoji keyboard extension for Chrome.
COLORZILLA: Get a color reading from any point in your browser, quickly adjust this color and paste it into another program. You can analyze the page and inspect a palette of its colors. It includes a Color Picker, Eye Dropper, and a Gradient Generator. Get a color reading from any point in your browser, quickly adjust this color and paste it into another program. You can analyze the page and inspect a palette of its colors.
FONT FACE NINJA: a browser extension that let you inspect, try, bookmark and buy fonts on any websites.
GOOGLE CHROME KEEP Easily save the things you care about to Keep and have them synced across all of the platforms that you use — including web, Android, iOS, and Wear. Take notes for additional detail and add labels to quickly categorize your note for later retrieval.
Features:• Save URLs, text, and images
• Take notes on saved content
• Add labels to your notes
• Automatically saves to Google Keep
SLIDES GO Free Google slides templates
LOOM Record your screen, voice, and face to create an instantly shareable video
SMALL PDF Easy-to-use PDF tools to Edit, Convert, Merge, Split and Compress PDF files.
FACEBOOK AD LIBRARY Search for any advertiser’s campaigns
how to
APPLE: How to record the screen on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
BUILT VISIBLE: How To Use Talkwalker Alerts for Journalism / PR outreach
NY TIMES: How to use social media in your career.
TFB: How to Make A Shareable Custom Facebook Profile Frame
MAC OBSERVER: How to use How to Use iOS 11 Screen Recording
AMY LANDINO: The Only Video Equipment You Need: This video just might give you the push you need to start incorporating video into your content strategy and marketing. We ordered the mic she recommends.
APPLE SUPPORT How to scan using your iPhone notes app
RECORD AN IPHONE VIDEO WITHOUT PAUSING MUSIC
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Who wouldn’t want a Fairy tan Mother to come to their home and give them glowing skin? We wanted to capture before and after examples of the magic that spray tan can do, so we invited their clients for a photoshoot experience at TFB. TFB interns Karli and Ava worked with Sweetest Stitch Bouqitue on wardrobe-styling and former TFB intern Kim even came back to join us as a model!
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Where did you go to school and what did you study?
I studied Theatre Performance at VCU and loved every minute of it. I learned so much and met the most amazing people during my time there. My husband and I were in the same program and started dating when we were in the show Grease together. So many incredible memories. I will forever be a huge fan and supporter of VCU – especially their Arts programs!
What’s your favorite thing you’ve ever made?
When we were in the beginning stages of wedding planning, I drew an illustration of my husband and myself that was only our faces. It started off as something I made just for fun, but then I ended up using the illustration as design inspiration for the entire wedding! I had stickers of our faces made and included them with our Save the Date cards. I was super into iron-on patches and button pins at the time (I was creating a wedding jean jacket that was completely covered in patches and pins) so I ordered button pins of us and we gave them out as wedding favors. I also had the illustration added to our photo booth prints that people took home with them as well. Since creating that simple little illustration of our faces, it’s become my most favorite thing. I even used it again this past Christmas on our cards we sent out to family and friends – I drew Santa hats on our heads and gave us a festive background. This illustration is so special to me because it’s so incredibly personal and it brings me a ton of joy! I also love that I’ve been able to use it over and over again in various ways and I continue to enjoy it every time!
Who do you look up to?
My Dad – He was an amazing creative force – an artist, a singer / song writer / musician, director and playwright. Whenever I make my art I feel incredibly connected to him. He passed away a few years ago, but he continues to inspire and influence so much of my life.
My Mom – She is my first friend and a constant source of support and light for me. She is also my epitome of strength of grace. She taught me how to lead with love, how to laugh, how to carry on, and how to see beauty everywhere, always.
Pink – (Alecia Moore) – She is my icon. I love her energy, her spirit, and her honesty. She showed me you can be strong and brave and a total badass, and at the same time, be kind and open and vulnerable. Her songs are my favorite ‘GIRL POWER’ anthems to turn up all the way. She is also the reason I decided to cut all my hair off – I watched her redefine femininity and claim her power and I wanted to do the same.
What’s your favorite store?
Target. Hands down. I’m there all the time for every reason and for no reason at all.
For specific things : Gap is my favorite for jeans (literally all of my jeans are from there), H&M is my favorite for basics, Muji is my favorite for stylish comfort clothing and accessories, and Madewell is my dream closet (I swoon over everything they make).
What artist do you admire?
I love Lisa Congdon’s work. Her bold colors, vibrant words, and stark images really speak to me. I think she is incredible. I’ve also always loved Keith Haring. Both of them inspire me a lot.
What keeps you fresh? What do you practice and read?
I have the honor of working alongside a ton of ridiculously talented artists. In my freelance and personal work, in teaching at SPARC, and at MILK RIVER ARTS. The artists I’m surrounded by on a daily basis keep me fresh and fuel my spirit. As far as practice, I try to draw or create something every day – sometimes I love what I make, sometimes I hate what I make, but all of it flexes my creative muscles. I also love to watch kids create art – they just DO IT. It’s so refreshing to watch someone work who doesn’t have that crazy inner critic yet. I try my best to learn from them. As far as reading, I have a few books in my queue and this is a great reminder to get to it. Next on my list is UnSelfie : Why Empathetic Kids Succeed in Our All-About-Me World by Michele Borba.
What’s your favorite McDonald’s menu item?
Oh man, there’s nothing like dipping fries into a chocolate milkshake! That’s my forever favorite.
What’s one tip you’d give to an aspiring illustrator?
You’re the only one who can make your art – keep making it – and get it out there into the world because people need to see it. Also, as an artist you are always learning – absorb all the information you can, improve your skills, take on new challenges, and say YES to as many opportunities as possible. Everything leads to something else. And don’t forget to have as much fun as you can. I believe in you. You got this.
What’s in your bag?
My whole entire life, basically. I carry a backpack as a purse most of the time. Currently my backpack includes : my makeup bag full of on-the-go esstentials, a container of hair product (pixie life), my wallet, a notebook and pens, my sunglasses, my phone, my keys, tissues, medications, and a few small snacks. That’s a pretty light backpack day, actually.
What product/item could you not live without?
My iPad Pro and Apple Pencil. The majority of my work is comprised of digital illustrations created directly on my iPad. I love that thing so much. I use it every single day. I’ll never forget the first time I tried drawing on an iPad – my creative world was forever changed. I have the 12.9in version and the large screen size is absolutely amazing. My drawing app of choice is Procreate.
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After being inspired by storefronts on my trip to New York during the holidays, I made a faux flower wall display for my office. Here’s how I did it:
I started with Pinterest, looking up different variations. Here’s a link to the board I created. I initially wanted to do my doorway, but then decided on as creeping corner on the 3/4 wall.
My favorite examples had greenery mixed in with the flowers and were shades pink with a touch of purple. I’d bought faux peonies on Amazon before for my Christmas tree and was impressed with the quality, so I searched for a variety that could replicate the arrangements I was seeing on Pinterest. I was so impressed with the quality of everything that I got.
Here’s what I bought:
Light Pink Peonies | Amazon | $9.99
Rose Vine Flowers | Amazon | $11.99 These were the first step. I doubled these over and draped them over nails.
Rose Vine Flowers | Amazon | $11.95 There was no difference between these and the other rose vine flowers- I guess just different sellers/prices.
Light Pink Rose Vine | Amazon | $12.99
Wisteria | Amazon | $35.98 There were SO MANY of these and they look so stunning. I am considering doing these on the ceiling too.
Light Pink Peony Bouquet | Amazon | $9.98 | These look SO real.
I also used a staple gun, wire brads, and wire cutters.
My super-sweet interns Ava and Karli helped put on the finishing touches. A special shout out to Karli for being tall enough to reach the top.
My friend Caroline brought by her fancy dog Finnegan and he fit right in.
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Galentine’s Day is all about sharing the love, and what better way to show your love than with a McNugget bouquet?! Keya Wingfield of Candy Valley Cake Company worked with us to design these custom Galentine’s Day bouquets made with real McDonald’s Chicken Nuggets. We also worked with local illustrator Hayden Ireland to create a card with the likenesses of some of our favorite RVA gals in celebration of Galentine’s Day. Learn more about Hayden and her work here.
View this post on InstagramWho needs Valentine’s Day when Galentine’s Day truly satisfies the desires of my heart?! ♥️ Thank you Christina of @tiramisuforbreakfastagency for this delicious nugget bouquet and this card filled with some of the FIERCEST "gals" on the planet! Talk about being in amazing company! Sheesh! I’m lovin’ it…♥️ A post shared by Karla Redditte NBC 12 RVA (@karlanbc12) on
View this post on InstagramThe COOLEST #galentines surprise from #mcdonaldsrva 😍🍟 thank you to the Tiramisu for Breakfast team for thinking of me and for this fabulous arrangement— and my 5th period pals and I were truly grateful for these nugs. 🙌❤️ Make sure you are following @christinamdick and @tiramisuforbreakfastagency to keep up with the trendy and creative work they are doing here in RVA! #somuchlove #girlpower A post shared by Morgan Rhudy (@maoteenva) on
View this post on InstagramI got a chicken mcnugget bouquet from #mcdonaldsrva for Galentine’s Day with a hand drawn portrait of my face alongside some amazing Richmond ladies. @christinamdick, thank you for fulfilling a dream I didn’t know I had. happy galentines day!! 💕 A post shared by Julia Warren (@juliarwarren) on
View this post on InstagramxYes, all things are happening here: 1) A #mcdonaldsrva Chicky Nuggets Bouquet 2) me taking a dip in some sweet & sour 3) @billbevinsrva sporting toasty🍟 socks 4) AND most special of all – a custom #galentines card featuring seriously special gal-pals in #RVA – I’m considering myself in mega-awesome company this Galentine’s Day 🤩🍟🤩🍟🤩🍟🤩🍟🤩🍟 @tiramisuforbreakfastagency you know how to make a gal feel special A post shared by Jessica Noll (@jessicanollrva) on
View this post on Instagram#mcdonaldsrva #mix981richmond #valentines_day A post shared by Kat Simons (@katsimonsradio) on
View this post on InstagramWe delivered our first Galentine’s Day McNugget bouquet was delivered to the one and only @likethefruit! We’re excited to surprise more of our favors #RVA gals week the week! Make your own McNugget bouquet on Thursday! The link to register is in our bio! #mcdonaldsrva A post shared by Tiramisu for Breakfast (@tiramisuforbreakfastagency) on
View this post on Instagram@mchaseradio and @jasmineturnertv loved their McNugget bouquets! Come make your own with us this Thursday! McDonaldRVA.com #mcdonaldsrva A post shared by Tiramisu for Breakfast (@tiramisuforbreakfastagency) on
View this post on InstagramHad the BEST time celebrating Valentine’s this year, but the highlight was the ULTIMATE surprise from #mcdonaldsrva and @tiramisuforbreakfastagency — a McNugget bouquet!! I felt so honored to be recognized alongside such influential women in RVA with this amazing #galentines surprise 😍❤️🍟 thank you @christinamdick, you’re a rockstar! #girlpower A post shared by Morgan Rhudy (@mcrhudy) on
A great team! @tfbagency @ChristinaMDick #McDonaldsRVA pic.twitter.com/vmkqGJ3ifB— Thomas Block (@TBlockRVA) February 14, 2020
Who needs Valentine’s Day when Galentine’s Day truly satisfies the desires of my heart?!
Thank you @ChristinaMDick for this delicious nugget bouquet and this card filled with some of the FIERCEST "gals" on the planet! Talk about being in amazing company! Sheesh! ❤️#rva pic.twitter.com/nKj5pJ8xeG— Karla Redditte (@KarlaNBC12) February 12, 2020
We are having so much fun @tfbagency with these McNugget bouquets for Galentine’s Day!!! pic.twitter.com/3dQcoiiaoS— Christina Dick (@ChristinaMDick) February 12, 2020
My trainer: Are you eating healthy?
Me: Umm yup. Ignore my giant amazing @McD_RVA chickie nugget bouquet 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/OA7MHcVSCw— Melissa Chase (@MChaseRadio) February 12, 2020
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