In a guest post over at Completely Coastal a few weeks back, I was delighted to share my marsh inspired color palette and the accessories that bring it full circle. A DIY oyster shell frame on the foyer table. See how here! Signed prints from my favorite coastal artist and one-time Savannahian, Ray Ellis, in the… Read More
Today is Waste Free Wednesday at the PCP’s school and, while we try to pack a waste free lunch every day, he gets waaaay more into it during this official, once monthly event where students that comply are recognized with lavish and luxurious prizes. Take last month’s tie-dyed reusable napkins, for instance. You’d have thought… Read More
…You’re Sorry. Sweet Sister came across this darling sign by a Georgia artist at Scott Antique Market and couldn’t pass it up. Apparently I’ve been overheard saying this on multiple and varied occasions. I’m not at all surprised. And that little reminder of sibling drama made me realize that I never shared this long forgotten post-it… Read More
We’re counting down to the spookiest day of the year with a fun treat each day… Oct 1: Boo! Breakfast The littles gobbled up this not-so-scary ghost inspired breakfast. Frozen waffles were toasted and cut with ghost cookie cutters (large black sprinkles made the eyes) and banana halves turned ghostly with a food safe marker.… Read More
Like many in metro areas across the world, I too succumbed to the greatness that is Ikea when it finally made it’s way to the South back in 2005. I mean, what’s not to love about a shopping destination with free childcare, free lunches for littles and mind boggling-ly low prices?!?! Since that first somewhat… Read More
With the glorious fall weather embracing our fair Southern city, I can’t think of anything more fitting than dining alfresco around about Atlanta. For lunch, Cookie and I reveled in a fantastic, lake side picnic at historic Piedmont Park with the so-Southern and always entertaining Buncolator ladies, Lindsay and Catherine. We spread out our blankets,… Read More
The way I see it, Blue Willow is a citadel of classic Southern china. Around for the last two hundred years or so, it seems that down in Dixie most good, Southern girls have at least a piece or two in their collection. I mean, the very same, pure white clay used to make the china… Read More