I made this Apple Cider Salad inspired by the one in Magnolia Table to go with our dinner one night and it was a huge hit! All of the flavors go together so well. The following recipe is not verbatim, but rather my short cut interpretation. Since it was just the four of us, I assembled individual… Read More
On the heels of two tragic celebrity suicides, I don’t doubt that all of you have seen your social media feeds flooded with this message. However, I think every person with a platform should be sharing. While I know many of you, I don’t know all of you. And I don’t know your individual struggles. I… Read More
If you have been looking for the PERFECT light, entertaining summer read, I have to recommend The Peachtree Bluff Series by Kristy Woodson Harvey. There are two books in The Peachtree Bluff Series, Slightly South of Simple and The Secret to Southern Charm, featuring a trio of sisters and their mother set in a sleepy Southern… Read More
Mother and I spent Mother’s Day morning in the kitchen making biscuits and gravy. I know it sounds a little crazy since Mother’s Day is a day off for many, but we both enjoy cooking and we always have a great time when we have the chance to do it together. We set a beautiful… Read More
Mother and I were in Williams Sonoma a couple of weeks ago and were practically drooling at the smell of this Sausage and Shells dish cooking in the Instant Pot. We couldn’t stick around for it to finish so I snapped a pic of the recipe card and added it to the week’s menu. Instant… Read More
I did a whole “best of the blog” series while we were away on Spring Break and found this one lone unpublished post in my draft folder. Here are my top craft, DIY and project posts of all time… Paint Your Toms I made these sitting at Mother’s kitchen table almost four years ago and… Read More
The years seem to be speeding by faster than ever as the boys get older. I love that they are growing up, as children should. But I do miss having them come home together. Along with the other slew of moms at the bus stop, when the elementary aged kids arrived home we attacked them… Read More