I swear, all I want to do after the hubbub of the holidays and before the first warm days of spring is to hunker down under blankets in front of the TV. Like many of you (as I gather from Instagram), I’m positively giddy about the return of Downton. I love that Edith is coming… Read More
Last week I shared my family’s continued mission to “let your life change the world, one person at a time.” I also asked y’all to share your resolutions, goals, missions for the year. I read through each and every one and was just overcome with how amazing Dixie Delights readers are. I could relate to… Read More
Ahhhh… at long last a dump of all the nonsense floating around in my brain and from my phone… Elsa loves nothing more than chasing squirrels. She was going crazy at the window one morning when I peeked out expecting to see one of our bushy tailed devils and what to my wondering eyes did… Read More
It’s been far too long since little Elsa made an appearance on the blog! She’s nine months old and we’ve now had her home for seven. I won’t say that I can’t remember life before her :-) but I will say I can’t imagine life without her (most days). She is literally the sweetest, kindest… Read More
Hip hip hooray…. it’s Mother’s birthday today!!! It’s certainly no secret just how amazing my mom is. She’s talented, inspiring, smart, energetic, stylish, classy and lovely. And, at nearly 40, I still want to be her when I grow up :-) I hope you have a wonderful day. Sending our love, laughs and good behavior… Read More
I set off yesterday on a little Atlanta adventure in celebration of bestie P‘s birthday. There’s nothing I love more than going out and doing something. And a birthday just makes it all the more fun! I picked her up bright and early and we headed into town. First stop: World of Coca-Cola! I usually bring… Read More
Sweet Bestie S delivered The Good Girl by Mary Kubica straight to my bedside when I was down with my appendectomy (so many months ago that I forgot I had it). I tried reading it then but couldn’t string together two cohesive thoughts at the time, much less make sense of a book! This was… Read More