Last night the PCP came across our The Naughty Leprechaun Story book, by Atlanta mom Stephanie Hicks, and the littles begged to start a night early. I was reluctant, but when I peeked in on John reading the book to his little brother, all snuggled up together in bed, I immediately caved. So, they decided… Read More
I’ve had my St. Patrick’s Day door decor up for the last week or so!! Last year Mother and I made the shamrock door hanger out of screening material and a little paint. It was an easy project and Mother has made quite a few more since then. You can see all of the details… Read More
As The Naughty Leprechaun Story promised, when we awoke this St. Patrick’s Day morn, there was no doubt that both the naughty and nice leprechaun twins visited us overnight! Obviously the work of Liam the good leprechaun, the littles delighted in a pint sized and totally green breakfast of pancakes, grits, yogurt and fruit. He… Read More
We wrapped up a gorgeous Southern Saturday with a super impromptu gathering of neighbors for corned beef sandwiches. At five p.m. we had plans for one couple to come down, I ran to the grocery store at six and by seven there were seventeen of us. It’s one of the things I love love love… Read More
Last night kicked off what I hope will become a new tradition in our household – The Naughty Leprechaun Story by Atlanta mom Stephanie Hicks! While we were away in Savannah, it seems a pair of leprechaun twins left us with their story and our very own golden coin. What luck! I (literally) threw together… Read More
When on our Tuesday shopping spree, Mother and I fell in love with the door decor at Matty’s ($45) and set out yesterday to make our own! We made three – for both of us and Sister – and are beyond thrilled with how they turned out!! (Note, this was before we touched up paint… Read More
Hailing from Savannah, St. Patrick’s Day is one of my all time favorite holidays!! It was such a big deal growing up – with parades and parties and green on everything from the river to the biscuits at Bojangles. And while it’s not as widely celebrated here in Atlanta, I love to bring a little… Read More