If you’ve been following along with our Instagram escapades, you’ll know that Christmas 2014 was the holiday of Ticket To Ride*. John received the game from my parents for Christmas and we have played it every day, multiple times a day, since then! The adults even stayed up late after the littles were fast… Read More
I first mentioned my love for Beaufort Bonnet Company in my Dressing Southern Tots post of yore. The company’s hallmark bonnet, based on a generations-old heirloom pattern from the coastal town of Beaufort, South Carolina, is one of my all time favorites for little girls. I mean, every time I got pregnant I crossed all… Read More
I positively love every.single.thing. about the Nutcracker ballet. My very favorite rendition…and I’ve seen A LOT as a self professed Nutcracker lover… is the American Ballet Theater’s 1977 production with Gelsey Kirkland and Mikhail Baryshnikov. For a more modern two minute update, y’all absolutely HAVE to see this ad!! The Bailey’s drinking Nutcracker lover in… Read More
I was recently introduced to Southern Homes & Gardens and just can’t say enough good things about their gorgeous and so-Southern decor, accessories and gifts. When they offered to send me the preserved boxwood wreath I’d been head-over-heels for, I jumped at the chance. *squeals with delight* I have big plans for this beaut… Read More
Bestie S has amassed quite a collection of Bronwyn’s art and, after ogling it for quite some time, I finally sprung for my first piece!! I am pleased to present my new fall door decor… … it even inspired me to replant my pots – and that’s saying a lot. It really couldn’t be cuter… Read More
It’s an amazing place, this blog world. One of Honey’s friends married this darling girl that I never really got to know until I started blogging – even though she lives close enough to visit and our paths often crossed at events and football games. She’s the creative wonder behind calliespondence – a paper goods… Read More
THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED. CONGRATS Gypsy Heart ON THE WIN!! There’s no denying that Southerners have a convicting, albeit perplexing to our friends above the Mason Dixon, love affair with grits. They are part of our past, our customs, our hospitality and our sheer Southern-ness. Many moons ago, Sister and I stumbled across Diane Pfeifer, accomplished… Read More