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Dr Suess’ The Lorax is the latest children’s CGI blockbuster to hit theaters in 3-D this winter, and it may be worth the hefty ticket price for most Suess enthusiasts and for those of you who can’t get enough of … Continue reading →

At Selbyville Pet and Garden, during one recent warm and sunny March day, the anticipation of spring and planting season was palpable. Cedar Swamp Farm of Bishopville, MD had just made a delivery of pansies, cauliflower, and lettuce—all just waiting … Continue reading →

This season, hats take on a new direction with fun patterns, bright color blocking, and new shapes. I love hats and use any excuse to pull them out. Hats are the perfect fix to a bad hair day; they also … Continue reading →

It’s a common site in Ocean City, MD—owners and their four-legged friends strolling the boardwalk and beach, enjoying the space and relative freedom made available during the off-season. Recently, the familiar silhouettes against the backdrop of the waves changed, when … Continue reading →

I know this topic can be a little off-putting. It’s not necessarily easy to talk about; but it’s very important to your overall health and wellbeing. I’m referring of course, to your poo. I find it interesting, being an Esthetician, … Continue reading →

Ocean City is home to many one-of-a-kind things: the east coast’s largest outdoor bar, an amusement park that hovers over a sand dune, a large shark wedged through a building, more than a dozen miniature golf courses, and the only … Continue reading →

Last week we discussed my astonishing level of immaturity and my complete inability or willingness to censor myself. Most rational human beings were born with a filter in their heads. You know, the one between your brain and your mouth … Continue reading →

The Humphreys House was built with a couple great architectural features, one very obvious feature is a large bump out on the east side of the home. It creates a window seat area both upstairs and down. This is the … Continue reading →

The content on ShoreBread is updated constantly. We’re always out and about trying to bring our readers some of the neatest stories on the shore. Hopefully, our feature articles, blog posts, columns, photos, and comments make you leave wanting a … Continue reading →

Initially, the Shorebread staff thought this weekend was going to be used for rest and relaxation, and that there was nothing happening in Delmarva. We thought it was going to be one of those weekends where everyone is anxious to … Continue reading →

With the unseasonably warm weather we’ve been experiencing lately, you may be itching to put your green-thumb to work and get some yard work done. Bulbs are sprouting and daffodils are already blooming in flower gardens across the Eastern Shore. … Continue reading →

It was 50 years ago; the wind was whipping, the seas were high, houses and businesses washed away, debris flooded Coastal Highway (then called Beach HIghway) —and the ocean met the bay. At 5:30 p.m. on March 7, the exact … Continue reading →

It’s that time of year again, when my favorite holiday is on the horizon—St. Patrick’s   Day! I love this holiday because it is one of those times where you cut loose and be silly. I refer to St. Patrick’s Day as … Continue reading →

The smallest, best sounding wireless speaker by Jawbone, called the JAMBOX. Learn more on the Jawbone website. Buy from Amazon, price approx. $180

Pulse is a digital reading application that you can use on your mobile devices and tablets to read your favorite news sites, magazines and blogs on the go. A slick interface makes it enticing to scroll through the options of … Continue reading →

Pinterest is the latest social media-style platform that involves a virtual pinboard or bulletin board.  People use Pinterest to use virtual pinboards to plan their wedding, decorate their homes and organize their favorite recipes. About Pinterest Pinterest’s Mission “Our goal is … Continue reading →