I’m a certified fall fanatic. I love everything about the season- the weather, colors, smells, sports, food, and fashion! (Bring on the pumpkin muffins and boots with the furrrr!) The crispness of the morning air has been a tease because

My husband and I recently hopped in the car to head into Nashville. It was an extra hot day, and we were in a big-time hurry. As luck would have it, the first thing we noticed when we started the

I was recently traveling and in a hurry, per usual. So when I came to a toll road, I strategically chose the lane with only one car in line. As luck would have it, the lady in the vehicle was

2020 is a year we will never forget. Before it passes by, I encourage you to reflect on what you learned. Cozy up with a warm drink and your favorite journal and “go under” to process the year. Think about

Growing up, dad’s 1950s Lionel train was a staple of our family Christmas traditions. My sisters and I would put cotton balls in the cars to look like snow, place the set under the tree, and watch with delight as

The hubs and I were in the yard today playing tag with the boys. I chose to hide under a bush, which I think is actually a large weed. That’s when I saw it: The most beautiful knockout roses that

Meet Houdini, aka: Bella Coco, our 13-year-old puggle. Over the past few weeks she has been miraculously escaping our large, fenced in backyard and showing up at our front door, the neighbor’s lawn, and everywhere in between. Frustrated by her

I recently went on a hike with a friend. After trekking up the mountain, we came to a place that looked like the end of the trail. It was a bit of a let down as the views were nothing

Pre-COVID, my sister and her husband drove to my home for a party I was throwing. They neared my driveway right as my friends and I were releasing confetti-filled balloons high into the sky to signify the letting go of