Debbie Henthorn
Debbie has been blessed with an incurable wanderlust. Former jobs included extensive travel throughout the United States, making it possible for this self-proclaimed "food/beer/wine geek" to taste the country.
Currently a student at Columbus State Community College, she is pursuing a journalism degree.
As a longtime owner of a licensed home bakery, Debbie is also an experienced farmers market vendor and shopper. Local food is good food and she's a strong advocate of getting back into our own kitchens and teaching kids the difference between a tomato and ketchup.
An avid Ohio State Buckeyes fan and a lifelong resident of Central Ohio, Debbie is passionate about Columbus and all the things it has to offer. If you need any help finding your way around the latest crop of orange barrels, send out a distress signal!
In the past, Debbie worked as a title agent for 8 years, owning her own company. Later, she became the operations manager for a national inventory company, supervising a staff of 28. Before, during and after, Debbie was a professional bartender and server over a period of more than 15 years.
A single mother of two grown children, Debbie completed the tour of parenting from the terrible twos to the trauma-filled tweens and into the angst-filled adulthood and all that came with it. The school activities and fundraisers rounded out those years.
For fun Debbie and her man like to get off the beaten path and discover those little places that leave a lasting impression.
"The world is my home and it has many rooms - I have not yet begun to see them all."
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Currently a student at Columbus State Community College, she is pursuing a journalism degree.
As a longtime owner of a licensed home bakery, Debbie is also an experienced farmers market vendor and shopper. Local food is good food and she's a strong advocate of getting back into our own kitchens and teaching kids the difference between a tomato and ketchup.
An avid Ohio State Buckeyes fan and a lifelong resident of Central Ohio, Debbie is passionate about Columbus and all the things it has to offer. If you need any help finding your way around the latest crop of orange barrels, send out a distress signal!
In the past, Debbie worked as a title agent for 8 years, owning her own company. Later, she became the operations manager for a national inventory company, supervising a staff of 28. Before, during and after, Debbie was a professional bartender and server over a period of more than 15 years.
A single mother of two grown children, Debbie completed the tour of parenting from the terrible twos to the trauma-filled tweens and into the angst-filled adulthood and all that came with it. The school activities and fundraisers rounded out those years.
For fun Debbie and her man like to get off the beaten path and discover those little places that leave a lasting impression.
"The world is my home and it has many rooms - I have not yet begun to see them all."
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One Year Later Michael Jackson Still Making Millions for MediaThe media gets another opportunity to make money from Michael Jackson - the anniversary of his death. -
90 Days of Health Care Reform -- Why Celebrate?President Obama is celebrating 90 days since the passage of health care reform. Do you have more affordable insurance coverage? Nothing has changed for me. -
Safer Summer Salads: Keep Salads Cold to Prevent Food PoisoningSummer also means a higher occurrence of food poisoning due to two factors: bacteria multiply more quickly at warmer temperatures and we don't have the safety factor of our refrigerators and kitchen sinks. -
Simple Summer Farmers Market DinnerSummer meals mean a turn to fresh local vegetables and the grill! Pair bright food flavors with a wine cooler made from your favorite wine for a perfect summer dinner! -
Obscene Natural Born Killers Offends MostNatural Born Killers has something to offend just about everyone. -
Michael Jackson Death Anniversary - Tributes PlannedThe anniversary of Michael Jackson's death on June 25 brings television tributes, a new book by Katherine Jackson and fan vigils. -
Red, White & Boom in Downtown Columbus - Schedule of EventsThe 30th edition of Red, White & Boom will fill the Downtown Columbus sky on Friday July 2. The fireworks are scheduled to launch at 10:00 PM. Find out where to park and where to watch here! -
Make a New Orleans Muffuletta Anytime, AnywhereCreated at Central Grocery on Decatur Street, today there are as many variations of the Muffuletta as there are restaurants and home cooks.
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Buckeyes' Recruit Turner Shot, Teen Girl KilledFor the second time since April, Ohio State University recruit Jamel Turner has been shot.
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Simple Light Summer Dinner from the Farmers MarketPhoto steps to creating a Simple Summer Farmers Market Dinner featuring farmers market finds. Recipes are at: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/5505220/simple_summer_farmers_market_dinner.html?cat=22 -
A Frugal Life Still Requires Budget CutsEvery household has a budget. Basics and luxuries take a hit when the economy is uncertain. Just how much can a frugal household cut? -
Five Best Summer Restaurants in Columbus, OhioLocally owned restaurants feature many local ingredients and the summer growing season in Columbus increases the bounty and available options. -
Before You Settle Down - 15 Things a Girl Should DoBefore a girl settles down, she need to know herself. After many years of single life, I know myself after accomplishing this "List of 15 Things to Do Before A Girl Settles Down". -
Love, Bigotry and Movie Monologues - the BestSpencer Tracy's monologue near the end of Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? presents an enlightened view of the world and is among the best movie monologues ever. -
Baking Bread Through the Recession in OhioA tight job market and the recession cause many people to look at their own talents to make a living.Also published on: -
Bread Making 101 - Change the Flavor of Your BreadA plain loaf of homemade bread can become a savory loaf of bread with the addition of just a few ingredients.
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Beale Street in Memphis - Tourist Hits and MissesJust like any tourist destination, Memphis' Beale Street has some sites that are don't miss and some that are just "don't". -
Credit Card Collections: What Can You LearnA job in credit card collections may not seem like a jumping off point for advancement in a life-time career path, but there are many valuable skills to be learned.
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Bread Making 101 - Easy Artisan BreadRather than spending up to five dollars for a single loaf of artisan-style bread at the grocery store, you can quickly make artisan-style bread at home for less than one dollar for two 12-ounce loaves. -
Free Father's Day Cinnamon Roll for DadsThe Wright Taste will give Dads accompanied by their children a free cinnamon roll for Father's Day. -
Farmers Markets in Delaware County, OHResidents of Delaware County, Ohio have five weekly opportunities to fresh and local from area farmers markets. -
Memphis Food Destinations for TravelersSome restaurants that attract tourists are local favorites while others are in a touristy area and capitalize on the tourist dollars. I've visited a few Memphis restaurant destinations. -
Tiger Woods to Play in Memorial TournamentTiger Woods commits to 2010 Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village near Columbus, Ohio May 31-June 6, 2010. -
Meet Dave RobicheauxDave Robicheaux was a detective with the Iberia Parish Sheriff's Department and we spent many nights together during my time in Louisiana. -
Farmers Market Vendors and the IRSAs the summer farmers market season approaches vendors are dreaming of beautiful Saturday mornings without rain. Vendors should also be thinking about the Internal Revenue Service. -
Budget Friendly Graduation Party FoodAlways a monumental event, high school graduations deserve a celebration. It's possible to host a party for your high school graduate without breaking the bank with the menu. -
Ohio State Spring Commencement Speaker, Events Announced: Updated May 20Political analyst and author David Gergen will speak at Ohio States Spring Commencement ceremony on June 13, 2010. -
Romaine Lettuce Recall in 23 States and Washington D.CFreshway Foods of Sidney, OH has voluntarily recalled romaine lettuce products distributed to wholesalers and food service outlets due to a possible link to an outbreak of E. coli 0145. -
Ohio State Flash Mob Goes Viral: Link to VideoThe newest video to hit viral status on the Internet is the "Don't Stop Believin" Flash Mob performed Monday May 3, 2010 at The Ohio State University in Columbus, OH.
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Family Friendly Drink Recipes for PartiesSimple punches, iced tea and lemonade are great party drinks, especially when the guests include children and tea-totaling grandmothers. -
Travelers Guide to Hurricane EvacuationBusiness travelers and tourists can find themselves in the midst of an unexpected hurricane evacuation. During our evacuation, we I spent more than 28 hours in my car. This is what I learned. -
Kent State Shootings Hindsight and Experience Change Views of Tragic Events 40 Years LaterOn May 4, 1970 members of the Ohio National Guard fired into a crowd of anti-war demonstrators, killing four and wounding nine.
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Farmers Markets in Knox County, OHKnox County, Ohio farmers market shoppers have three markets to choose from. -
2010 Ohio State Fair Concert ScheduleThe 2010 edition of the Ohio State Fair will begin July 28 and end with the Rascal Flatts concert at the Columbus Crew Stadium on August 8, 2010. -
Bonnie & Clyde Ambush Site MonumentI was familiar with the dramatization of the Bonnie & Clyde's final minutes, but it never occurred to me that someone would place a monument at the site of their ambush. -
Motorcycle Day Trips: Phoenix to Bellemont, ArizonaAt 165 miles from our hotel, Bellemont was an easy ride for a day trip and mid-week traffic along I-17 north of Phoenix is light. There are few great stopovers along the way. -
Rent a Harley-Davidson in PhoenixWe included a three-day Harley-Davidson rental in our plans and rode to the Grand Canyon for an overnight stay. -
Strangers, Strip Searches and the Rolling StonesI was perfectly willing to take a road trip to Toronto to see the Rolling Stones with a man I had only known for 10 days. -
Commissioner: Ben Roethlisberger Violated PolicyNFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has told ESPN that Ben Roethlisberger has violated policy and will now review the facts of the case before announcing the "right and appropriate punishment".
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French Fries Are Vegetables?Jamie Oliver and viewers learned the USDA qualifies French fries as vegetables. Schools include French fries as a vegetable option and contribute to the growing problem of childhood obesity. -
Why I'm Voting for Tim UrbanI'm voting for Tim Urban to become the next American Idol because AI is so blatantly insulting the intelligence of their viewers.
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Best Genre-Crossing Songs EverI listen to a wide variety of music genres and am always surprised when a genre-crossing song works. A genre-crossing song was originally recorded by one artist then covered by a singer in a different genre.
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New Ohio State University Students: What You Need to KnowSo you've decided to attend The Ohio State University - Welcome! You are likely wondering why the really important things you need to know aren't in the new student handbook. -
Great First Dates in Columbus, OHMy favorite dates were always simple affairs, generally low-cost and filled with time to explore my date's thoughts. -
Could Tim Urban Win American Idol?In a season filled with mediocre talent could Tim Urban be the death knell for American Idol?
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Coffee Houses in Columbus, OhioThe independent coffee shops in Columbus are the home of business meetings, studying students and hanging out with great coffee and espresso drinks.























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