Hello, November. It’s hard to believe we are done with Halloween and have moved on to a whole new month and holiday! Before we do, I had to share some of my faves from the last 31 days… The baby wrote this and I LOVED it! I set it aside to put in an ikea… Read More
Happy Halloween, y’all! We kicked off our day with donuts for breakfast. You know, because I didn’t feel like the littles would consume enough sugar. I organized the baby’s class party and helped out with John’s afterwards. Both were so much fun! After school the littles’ played hard in the yard, Honey came home early… Read More
It still feels like summer around here but that didn’t stop us from having chili for our Sunday Supper. We had an extra guest for supper too… NO, not HIM! One of the littles’ friends. Hahaha! I picked up a bag of ghost and bat chips at Trader Joe’s (because how could I leave that… Read More
There’s just one more sleep till Halloween and I’m popping in some last minute printables and ideas!! Bugs and Kisses This was a sweet little treat from years ago but is still a fave. Simple bag up Hershey Kisses and spider rings and top with this free printable tag. Care for a Bite Donuts This is… Read More
If you’re not familiar with Chicken Salad Chick, it has a wonderful back-story of how Stacy Brown grew from a home based kitchen in Auburn, Alabama to a store front with locations all over the Southeast from Texas to the Carolinas. Today, there are over 15 different chicken salad varieties, with something to please everyone!… Read More
Much to the littles’ delight, WE’VE BEEN BOO-ED! We came home from lax last week to find Buddy Boo in our yard with a bag of the most delightful Halloween treats. There were toys and a spooky pitcher and the coolest candy (think vampire fangs you could fill with “blood”) AND ice cold pumpkin beers… Read More
A couple of weeks ago I had the chance to visit Atlanta’s Center for Civil and Human Rights as a team building outing with my Coke peers. It was a humbling and moving experience that I greatly recommend to both locals and visitors. The museum is highly interactive and so well done. You truly get a… Read More