Before meeting a few friends at Palmetto Bluff for a weekend of relaxation, bubbles, Lowcountry charm, mahjong and muumuus, I slipped down to Savannah a day early to spend a little one-on-one time with Marme and Daddy-O. These little visits have become some of my favorites. They’re never very long. Between Honey, Whit, the puppies… Read More
Some wedding weekends are lovely. Some are memorable. And then there are the rare ones that feel like they belong in a movie. A & L’s wedding weekend was one of those. The bride’s mom, Holly, has been one of my dearest friends since our days at the ZTA house. She’s my sorority big sister… Read More
If you followed along on social media, you know I spent last week at home in Savannah. I flew down a few days ahead of Honey, who would later join me for a very special wedding weekend, and from the moment I stepped off the plane, I knew I was exactly where I was supposed… Read More
There is something really special about a recipe woven into family history – one that’s been passed around the table for decades, attached to memories, stories and people you’ve loved your whole life. The Steak House Cheese Spread is exactly that for my family. The original Steak House on Victory Drive in Savannah was a… Read More
I tend to get swept up in family and fun the moment we get to Mother and Daddy-O’s and don’t do the best job of sharing her beautiful and thoughtful Christmas decor. I tried to be more intentional this year and grab a few rooms I don’t usually think to share. Here are just a… Read More
This year we did things a little differently… I headed down to Savannah a few days ahead of Honey and the boys. It ended up being such a special time, and something I truly hope we can repeat in the coming years. Mother and Daddy-O took such good care of feeding and entertaining me. It… Read More
Christmas Eve in Savannah was absolutely gorgeous this year. We woke up slow, with copious amounts of coffee sipped on the porch. At 70 degrees and sunny, it felt like the most magical Southern winter day. After a lazy start, we spent time walking through the historic district – side streets draped in garlands, live… Read More