While my baseball prowess may be less than stellar (I just might have called home plate fourth base last week and can’t seem to remember to call them runs rather than points), one thing I can contribute is a festive team snack. My originally assigned game was a rain out so I was happy to… Read More
THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED. CONGRATS Gypsy Heart ON THE WIN!! There’s no denying that Southerners have a convicting, albeit perplexing to our friends above the Mason Dixon, love affair with grits. They are part of our past, our customs, our hospitality and our sheer Southern-ness. Many moons ago, Sister and I stumbled across Diane Pfeifer, accomplished… Read More
It’s hard to believe that eleven years ago today we were doing this… I never dreamed it possible that I could love him any more than I did on that day. My cup runneth over. xoxo See how we celebrated TEN here! By dixiedelights | Filed under Uncategorized | Tags: family Share
If y’all recall, the PCP chose chess as his one after school extra curricular activity this year. When his “rookie” semester wrapped up, he was over the moon with his 3rd place tournament trophy. But, he had laid eye on some massive awards and was stricken with serious trophy envy. He asked me how he… Read More
As y’all know, I was thrilled to guest host the Pinterest Power Party last week. I was invited to choose my two favorite links and thought it would be fun to share my picks here: Mudroom Final Reveal by Monograms ‘n Mud I pretty much adored every part of this… from the board and batten… Read More
We’re celebrating a birthday around these parts, and this time the man of the month is Honey!! Per usual, we ate our way through another birthday – kicking things off with bagels and wrapping them up with ice cream cake. He tirelessly and patiently loves on us day in and day out, and I know… Read More
Today was one of the most anticipated days of the school year – Field Day and the annual Marathon! I was up at the crack of dawn for my volunteer shift at the hockey station (of all things). It took me approximately one class through to figure out how to properly manage eighteen groups of… Read More