I look forward to the spontaneity of this Memorial Day weekend. Maybe it will be a walk with a friend? Wine with friends at a local vineyard? Grabbing morning coffee by walking to a local coffee shop? What will you do to break out of your Memorial Day weekend norm? Think about it…make it a ‘not so traditional’ Memorial Day weekend!
Read MoreStarting to plan for Memorial Day Weekend? It’s easy for this holiday to sneak up on us given that May is full of graduations, launch of summer and much more. Here are a few recipes and tips.
Read MoreQuality uninterrupted time with my mom can be hard to come by so I periodically will establish some ‘mom time’… simply just me and her. I really appreciate the time of ditching the technology and engaging in some great conversations!
Read MoreThis year I’m challenging myself (and you if you are ready), to celebrate Mother’s Day any dang way you want. Here’s my mold breaking Mother’s Day weekend plans! Happy Mother’s Day to YOU!
Read MoreToday, I take you back to my favorite posts from Cinco de Mayo day…in my childhood home it was better known as my paternal grandmother, Nano’s birthday. She’d be happy to know we’re still celebrating her fabulous life. So just sit down with a cerveza and enjoy the recipes and fun.
Read MoreMother’s Day is Sunday, May 9! Again this year, many of us are rethinking how to give extra recognition to moms, especially if we’re apart. Check out 10 fun ideas for spending time with Mom—from a virtual dinner date to a long-distance movie night to a Zoom talent show! Content provided by the Editors of the Farmer’s Almanac.
Read MoreOur Tastemakers in Residences share memories, moments, surprise suppers, and tips on creating a special day for your Moms and/or Grandmothers. The most important thing you can give your Moms’ of any age, is your time. You will never regret that treasure.
Read MoreEach year on April 6th, National Caramel Popcorn Day conjures up memories of fairs, sporting events, and fun snacking. Combining popcorn and molasses began in the early 1800s.
Read MoreProbably one of the most private things in the world is an egg before it is broken—MFK Fisher, How to Cook a Wolf, 1954. Consider the egg: among the first foods we feed our children, and the last we eat before dying.
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