There's a particular kind of happiness that comes from finishing a book at midnight, knowing you have to wake up in six hours, but not caring because you need to know what happens next.

I’ve shared that I’m near the end of a refresh of our home. In the process, I’ve had to do some hard thinking when it comes to décor. In the spirit of decluttering, I’ve put together a list of ideas of what to do with unwanted décor.

After going through the home selling process, many people asked me, “How do you keep your home clean with a toddler at home?”  

This time of year is full of extra stuff—events, gifts, travel, treats, and calories. As a result, I always find myself in a purging mood right before Thanksgiving and Christmas.

November 25th is the first official day of Christmas decorating at my house, and the kids have been asking me about it since September.

Houseguests: you either love them or dread them. Either way, you’ve probably got a list a mile long trying to get your home ready to host your guests for a few days or even weeks.

I love to change out my dining room tablescape with the seasons and with the holidays. The last couple of months, we’ve been celebrating summer with a fun fiesta-inspired, serape-infused tablescape. With fall pretending to be in the air, it’s time to mix it up again.

Life is slowly feeling like it’s circling back to normal after the out-of-body, bizarro world experience that was 2020.

My husband and I recently spent a few days away in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. We stayed in a quiet resort just outside of Jackson—if you’ve never been, Jackson Hole is a busy, busy town. 

Blushing Saguaro. How do you even spell saguaro? What’s more, how do you pronounce saguaro?

Don’t forget about Mom. After all, she carried you for nine months. Psst…Mother’s Day is May 9.

We all have goals. But have you ever sat down and actually wrote out your dreams? Like pen to paper, spell it out, speak it to…

Is it just me, or does 2021 feel a bit like 2020 on repeat? Cue those scenes from Groundhog Day.

Shopping for family members can sometimes be tricky. For your children, maybe your son, you can probably shop for him in your sleep.

Hosting Thanksgiving is a quick way to take your “adulting” to the next level. Maybe you’re a seasoned host, and you’re ready to mix things up?