A couple of weeks ago I went ahead and added a few sweet touches to our home for Valentine’s Day. I put things up a little sooner than usual so we could enjoy them for a good solid month. Nothing over the top, just simple pops of pink, red, and hearts that brighten up cold… Read More
Happy February! I was excited to flip the calendar and pull out all the pink things and hearts. This is one of my favorite door hangers. When it hasn’t been bitterly cold, January and February have felt especially dreary here in Atlanta, and this little pop of color adds a much needed dose of fun.… Read More
One of our all-time favorite Disney restaurants continues to be Le Cellier Steakhouse, beautifully tucked away in the Canada Pavilion of EPCOT’s World Showcase. We eat here on almost every trip, and our visits range from a simple soup & bread lunch to a full three-course dinner depending on the day. No matter how many… Read More
One of my very favorite kinds of meals is the kind where you open the fridge, see what needs to be used, and turn it into something satisfying without a lot of planning. I mean, who doesn’t love that?! Enter Ivy Odom’s No-Recipe-Needed Chicken Wraps. When I read through her ideas, I was immediately inspired.… Read More
It’s been a minute since I’ve shared a podcast round-up. I’ve had my nose stuck in a book more often than not lately, but I still love a good podcast for driving, cleaning and making dinner. You can find all of my podcast favorites from years past on this running thread. As usual, every single… Read More
January always feels a little funny when it comes to the front door. There are really only a couple of weeks where I need something between Christmas and Valentine’s Day, so I tend to keep it simple. This year I went back to an old favorite, my neutral wooden cross. It feels calm, classic, and… Read More
January book club brought us Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman, and I’m still thinking about it. This is one of those books that sneaks up on you. At first, Eleanor feels… odd. She’s almost uncomfortable to read at times. But as the story unfolds, you begin to realize just how much pain… Read More