I could hardly let St. Patrick’s Day pass without sending the PCP off to school with a lucky lunch filled with all things GrEeN!

Beef and Guinness Stew
Earlier this week we dined on a delish supper of Beef and Guinness Stew and Brown Soda Bread. Unlike last year, I got super lazy and decided to forego the browning of the beef, cooking of the onions, and hours of stirring and simmering and for just throwing it all in the crock pot and… Read More
Shamrock Hot Chocolate + Snack
This easy peasy little treat falls under the category of teaching an old dog new tricks. Recall back at Valentine’s Day when we made a same ‘cept different variety. Yesterday, I served up Shamrock Hot Chocolate along side a cup of Lucky Charms (or Magic Stars as the Publix brand is called) for a sweet… Read More
Lucky to Have You… {Printable}
Here’s a last minute treat that you can whip up in no time at all before St. Patrick’s Day on Saturday! We rolled Oreo Cakesters in green sprinkles, bagged them and dressed them up with “lucky to have you for a friend” toppers. Seriously people, this is a no bake, no fail treat that’s just… Read More
Savannah Day 5: Convening with Nature
We’re back from our whirlwind tour of Tampa and Savannah and I had just a few random pictures left on my camera. When we weren’t shopping, eating or celebrating, it seems some of spent our time convening with nature. …fishing off the dock… …admiring the turtle Daddy-O rescued from the road… …catching lizards… …and eating… Read More
Savannah Day 4: Celebrating St. Pats
It’s been our tradition for the last few years to skip the downtown parade in favor of the beach parade. It’s super kid friendly – they throw beads and candy from the floats (which is not allowed downtown) and it’s only about an hour long event (versus three downtown). We arrived at the beach early,… Read More
Savannah Day 3: My Parent’s Place
I gave a mini-tour of my parents home all decorated for the holidays and thought it would be fun to share pictures of what their pretty place looks like the other eleven months of the year. I adore the creeping fig trained on the rise of their front steps. I also adore their extremely manicured… Read More
