I love this vignette for the spring season! Bunnies and pink florals. For Easter. Are the flowers faux? Absolutely! traditional urn for a tradti0nal look The tradtional urn was a thrift prize that was passed to me by Rosemary of My Home and Travels. It suits my home style which is a mix of farmhouse and tradtional and a dash…
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What romance novelist in the 90’s sold over 800 million copies? Any idea? No? See the answer at the end of the post. Hint. It is not Julia Quinn. Jim, Amy, Meg and I went to Trivia night at the historic Southern Market that hosts Wednesday Trivia night every week. Amy often has gone with friends for dinner and trivia….
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This is a post from 2021 Lenten season. This year there is no snow. Spring sprouts are beginning to pop up in the flower beds. But no blooms yet. Just the promise of what is coming soon! When the blossoms do come, it will be a glorious sight! lent is a reminder of brokeness O Jesus, quicken me. O Jesus,…
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What can warm your soul when it is brrrr cold outside? A glowing fire? Family? Lit candles? How ’bout homemade soup? We have a few favorites. This one is from a fellow Army wife from our Germany days. It’s Chicken Tortellini Soup. chicken soup with a twist Try this hearty chicken soup with a twist. Traditional Italian seasonings and tortellini…
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Baked brie with red pepper jelly is sooo good! I didn’t put up any red pepper jelly but my daughter did. This is a delicious combination that takes your appetizers to the next level. Other times, I purchase Stonewell Kitchen red pepper jelly. Serve with speciality cracked or thin toasted French bread slices. fall and football; thanksgiving too Fall is…
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